Jeep Liberty X All Terrain Stroller's Sun Protection

by Melissa Jabot
(South Glens Falls NY USA)

The Jeep Liberty X All Terrain Stroller's Sun Protection could definitely use some improvement. The strollers' sun shade only covers half of my baby's face when he's in it.

To keep the sun from burning his skin, I have to tie a baby blanket around the bottom half of the stroller's shade. This helps some but it still doesn't protect them very well because we always lose the blanket since it won't stay tied on. It's really a pain and I wish that I had read about this in reviews before I bought a Jeep baby stroller. I would really like to try an aftermarket stroller shade to see if that would fix the problem.

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