The Stroller Baby Fan
The Stroller Baby Fan
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The Stroller Baby Fan
Can she get her fingers in it?
Can she get her fingers in it?
The front gap is a quarter of an inch, so her fingertip meets plastic, not blade. More on this in the questions below.
Can I return it?
Can I return it?
Ninety days from the day it arrives. Email us and we'll refund you — you don't need to give a reason.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
6-9 business days anywhere in Australia. You'll get tracking as soon as it leaves us.
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Where she/he goes red
Four spots, and one of them is worse than the rest.
Car seat
He's facing backwards. The cold air from the front never gets past your seat, and you can't reach him.
Pram
Hood up so the sun's off her face, which stops the air getting in too. Second aisle and she's gone and upset.
High chair
Hot kitchen, six o'clock, oven's been on. He'd had enough of the day an hour ago but upset.
Cot
Two in the morning, still hot, and you're standing there waving a muslin at her to calm.
Pram, cot, couch
One fan follows her round the day
On the pram
Hood up, air moving, and you get to finish the walk.
On the cot rail
The same legs wrap round a cot rail. Low speed, and she stays under.
On the couch
Feeding is hot work. Top twists off, stands on its own, and charges while it runs.
Three places before dinner, and you never unwound a single leg.
Here’s what shifts instantly when the setup finally supports you(and them):
For her/him
- ✓ Cool cheeks instead of red ones
- ✓ She/he sleeps the whole drive
- ✓ Nothing draped over her/his face
- ✓ Air moving in the cot at 2am
- ✓ Still hers/his at three
For you (Mom/Dad)
- ✓ You finish the walk instead of turning back
- ✓ No screaming baby behind you on the freeway
- ✓ You can still see your baby
- ✓ One fan, five places
- ✓ You bought it once
Most baby gear is for the baby. This one gives you your afternoon back.
Fridge-quiet on low
Low is where you'll leave it when she's asleep
The cheap one and this one
The $12 one off the internet
- Unwind the whole octopus to charge it
- A leg cracks in a fortnight
- Too loud to run while she sleeps
- No screen — you're guessing at the battery
- Black plastic on your nice pram
- 30 days, if you can find the seller
This one
- Twist the top off — legs stay on the pram
- Doubles as a table fan by the cot
- Fridge-quiet on low
- Screen shows what's left
- Made in our colours, not black plastic
- 90 days, and a person who answers
Here’s exactly what you’re getting
Better you hear it from us than find it in a one-star review.
A morning at the markets, not open-to-close at the theme park. Throw a power bank in the nappy bag for long days — it runs while plugged in.
Five blades push more air per turn, so low actually does something. Low is where you’ll leave it.
Nothing this size blows cold air, whatever the listings say. It blows air on her — the same way a fan works for you.
Three summers
Her first 6 months
She can't wriggle away from the heat and can't tell you what's wrong. She just goes red and screams while you run a mental checklist in a carpark.
6 to 18 months
The pram nap is the one nap you can bank on. She warms up, wakes at twenty minutes, and there goes the afternoon.
18 months to 3 Years
Zoo, beach, car seat, high chair, four o'clock meltdown. By now she points at it and asks for it by name.
Most of what's in that nursery is on the kerb by four months
You bought it once. She'll still want it at three.
Why we made it
One drive. Forty minutes, thirty-four degrees, and he screamed the whole way home. I couldn't reach him. I couldn't cool him down. I couldn't pull over on the freeway. I've never felt so useless.
I bought a fan off the internet that week. Loud, black plastic, and I had to unwind the legs off the pram every night to charge it. A month later it was in a drawer.
Easier on you. Calmer for baby.
Use it all summer. Send it back in autumn if you want.
Ninety days, not thirty. Take it to the beach. Get sand in it. If it's not earning its spot in the nappy bag, email us and we'll put the money back. You don't need to give us a reason.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can she/he get her fingers in it?
Can she/he get her fingers in it?
The front gap is about a quarter of an inch, so her fingertip touches the plastic guard, not the blade.
Some fans on the market have tighter gaps than ours, and we’d rather be honest about that than pretend otherwise.
For safer use:
• Keep the fan on low
• Clip it up and out of easy reach
• Avoid pointing it directly at her face for long periods
Babies are naturally curious about anything that spins, so place it where you’d place a hot cup of tea: close enough to be useful, but safely out of reach.
How does the top come off?
How does the top come off?
Twist left and pull — it takes just two seconds and one hand.
To put it back on, push and twist right until it locks.
The flexible legs stay wrapped around whatever you’ve attached them to, so there’s no need to unwind or reattach the fan.
Will the legs fit my pram?
Will the legs fit my pram?
The flexible legs bend and wrap securely around:
• Round bars
• Flat bars
• Cot rails
• High-chair frames
• Car headrests
And if they don’t fit your setup, simply send it back within 90 days.
Will it wake her/him?
Will it wake her/him?
On low, it runs at just 38 dB — about as quiet as a fridge from the next room.
The five-blade design still moves plenty of air on the lowest setting, so there’s no need to turn it up.
Does it blow cold air?
Does it blow cold air?
No — it doesn’t cool the air itself.
And honestly, no fan this size does, whatever some product listings claim.
It moves air across her skin, helping her feel cooler — just like a regular fan does for you.
What about a really hot day?
What about a really hot day?
Above 35°C, a fan alone isn’t enough to keep a baby safe.
On very hot days:
• Go out early or late
• Stay in the shade
• Keep trips short
• Move somewhere cooler when needed
This fan is designed for warm days — not dangerously hot ones.
We’d rather be honest about that than give you a false sense of security.
How long does it really last?
How long does it really last?
It has a 2400mAh battery, giving you roughly:
• 4 hours on low
• 2 hours on high
That’s enough for a morning at the markets — not a full open-to-close day at a theme park.
For longer days, throw a power bank in the nappy bag.
Can I use it while it's charging?
Can I use it while it's charging?
Yes. Plug it in and keep it running.
Do I have to take the legs off to charge it?
Do I have to take the legs off to charge it?
No, and that's the whole reason we picked this one. Twist the top off, take it inside, plug it in, and leave the legs where they are.