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Hi there,


I wondered if someone with experience of a Bugaboo Bee might be able to help me out with some advice...


Before Christmas I bought a great second-hand Bee which came with various accessories, but not the cocoon for newborns. I know you can buy generic, unbranded footmuffs for older children that fit the Bee and are significantly cheaper than the Bugaboo branded ones. But does anyone know if you can get something suitable for newborns? If not, I'll happily buy a Bugaboo one, but just thought I'd see if I could save a few pennies first!


Many thanks,


Natalie xx

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