Babybee Rover Questions & Answers

Hi Douglas,
Would you mind emailing into our aftersales team - [email protected] with an image and they will be able to assist you in correcting this!
Cheers,
Babybee Team

Hi Jade,
Thanks for your question!
Our prams have been designed for "urban living" so footpaths, shops and local parks are ideal surfaces. When it comes to off-road and uneven terrain they can definitely handle it, they just won't feel as comfy for you or bub as a 3 wheeled jogging stroller would with much larger wheels.
It's really the front swivel wheels that become the issue rather than the rear when you take a pram off road. And the same is true for all strollers with smaller front swivel wheels less than 17cm diameter (our DUO with front wheels of 23cm performs the best of our 3).
Our new Aeroglide wheels are made from a high-grade PU rubber that offers some of the cushioning that air tires do but without the maintenance and punctures. They're also resistant to fine gravel and small stones so they'll stay looking newer for longer and won't wear out anywhere near as fast as traditional EVA wheels.
Cheers,
Babybee Team

Hello!
Thanks for your question!
Our prams have been designed for "urban living" so footpaths, shops and local parks are ideal surfaces. When it comes to off-road and uneven terrain they can definitely handle it, they just won't feel as comfy for you or bub as a 3 wheeled jogging stroller would with much larger wheels.
It's really the front swivel wheels that become the issue rather than the rear when you take a pram off road. And the same is true for all strollers with smaller front swivel wheels less than 17cm diameter (our DUO with front wheels of 23cm performs the best of our 3).
Our new Aeroglide wheels are made from a high-grade PU rubber that offers some of the cushioning that air tires do but without the maintenance and punctures. They're also resistant to fine gravel and small stones so they'll stay looking newer for longer and won't wear out anywhere near as fast as traditional EVA wheels.
Cheers,
Babybee Team

Hi Chels,
Thanks for your question.
Our prams have been designed for "urban living" so footpaths, shops and local parks are ideal surfaces. When it comes to off-road and uneven terrain they can definitely handle it, they just won't feel as comfy for you or bub as a 3 wheeled jogging stroller would with much larger wheels.
It's really the front swivel wheels that become the issue rather than the rear when you take a pram off road. And the same is true for all strollers with smaller front swivel wheels less than 17cm diameter (our DUO with front wheels of 23cm performs the best of our 3).
Our new Aeroglide wheels are made from a high-grade PU rubber that offers some of the cushioning that air tires do but without the maintenance and punctures. They're also resistant to fine gravel and small stones so they'll stay looking newer for longer and won't wear out anywhere near as fast as traditional EVA wheels.
I hope that's answered your question if you need anything else please don't hesitate to ask, we're here to help!
Cheers,
Babybee Team

Thanks Chels!

Hi Haley,
The depth of the ROVER seat is 25cm & the leg section is 20cm.
Cheers,
Babybee Prams

Hi Sally,

Our pram bassinets are not designed for overnight sleeping and we recommend you monitor your little one regularly while napping in their pram.

Whilst there are no Australian Safety Standards for bassinet safe sleeping, we have been advised by industry experts (Red Nose and IMPAA) that even with full mesh sides and an aerated base, they would never approve a pram bassinet as a safe sleeping environment.

Pram bassinets are much narrower and even with mesh sides that are breathable, when they press up against the mesh it can block their nose causing suffocation risk.

SIDS/Red Nose have more information on safe sleeping practices here: https://rednose.org.au/article/bassinettes

I hope that's helpful, if you had any more questions, feel free to send them through :)
Cheers,
Team Babybee

Hi Lise,
Our Belly Bar is only available in tan.
Cheers,
Babybee Team

Hi Tatiana!
In line with expert advice, we recommend bassinets for babies under 6 months old. They should remain in the bassinet until they can sit up and support their head and neck unaided (around 6 months). If their neck muscles aren't strong enough, the risk is that their head may fall forwards when they get tired and block their airways.

Have a look at this page below with a bit of extra info on the topic if you're interested:
https://babybee.helpscoutdocs.com/article/151-do-i-need-the-bassinet

Please let us know if you have any further questions, we're here to help!

Hi Boadicea,
Each of our models are their own unique design with virtually no compatibility between parts and accessories other than a few things like our mosquito net, Cool Gel Seat liner and blankets. So the ROVER 2022 bassinet and any other ROVER attachments will not be able to fit onto the DUO.
Please let us know if you have any other questions, we are here to help.
-The Babybee Team

Hi there! The new 2022 Rover has a taller seat to ensure tall toddlers will fit comfortably up to at least 4 years. We do have lots more online resources and videos we can send you so please feel free to email our support team at [email protected] if you'd like any further info. We're here to help!
Cheers,
Emily

Hi Ariana,
Sorry, are you able to give us a little more information on what you are wanting to know?
Team Babybee

Hi Adriana,
Absolutely! All our prams are third party tested and pass AS/NZS2088:2013 standards for safety and durability. We go beyond this with internal testing and a Quality Control team who inspect each individual pram before boxing rather than the industry practice of spot-checking boxed prams.
If you have any further questions we can help you with please email us at [email protected]. We're here to help!

Hey There!
We unfortunately have not tested this exact car with the 3rd row of seat, however we do know that it fits in the Mazda 2 boot with seat attached.
Hope that helps!
Team Babybee

Hi Monique,
The ROVER is a single pram only - if you are after a pram that can be set up as a single or double, we would suggest the DUO.
Cheers,
Team Babybee

Hi Lisa,
The 2022 Rover bassinet is compatible with the 2017 Rover frame, however the hood for the bassinet and seat are different so will be able to be interchanged.
Team Babybee

Hi Cleo,
The seat will need to be outwards facing :)
Team Babybee