I used the Cuddles Universal Pushchair Footmuff for my son. It comes in a variety of colours, namely blue/black, black/lime, black/light pink and black/red. My son had the blue/black version, which was black on the outside and a nice blue on the inside, which seemed fitting colours for a little boy. The Cuddles Universal Pushchair Footmuff currently costs £18.50 on Amazon, although I recently sold mine secondhand on Ebay for £7.00 and so it is worth checking around for a bargain.

The idea of this is that it sits within the buggy so that it provides like a sleeping bag feature for infants when they are in a buggy, but it can also be used just as a snuggly cuddly buggy liner. It is attached to the buggy through the shoulder securing straps, and it's really very easy to secure it into the seat. My son was able to use this until he was about 2 and a half years old because its length, width and depth is perfectly adequate and generous for a child throughout their baby and toddler years. My son fit into it easily and, more to the point, it seemed that his comfort was enhanced by this product.

The muff is nicely padded and so it provides comfort and warmth and certainly makes the base of the buggy softer. The inside part is quite fleecy and so this adds to the warmth and comfort, although when it is warm out, the cover can be removed and then there is just the padded buggy seat cover left in the pushchair. The cover rolls up small and to it's easy to just tuck it down the side of the buggy so that you can add it back on if it gets chilly again while you're out. To remove and apply the cover is really easy and it's just a matter of unzipping / zipping it and so it's very quick and non-problematic.

The whole product is machine washable - and I washed it every few months so that it stayed clean. It did wash well on a low heat, but I did tend to dry it naturally rather than putting it in the tumble dryer because I wasn't sure how it would have coped with that heat.

Overall, I think this is a decent product that appears to be at the cheaper end of the market. I would recommend it.