How Mother&Baby tested and selected the best pram hand muffs on the market in 2025.
Here at Mother&Baby, we know how important it is to choose the right pair of pram hand muffs. As mums ourselves, we've been in your position, looking at a huge array of choices and wondering which one to buy. That's why we aim to test every product with parents like you. Using our knowledge of the baby market, and our experience as mums, we're able to guide you through the choices and give you honest feedback, so you can make the right decision for you.
Who carried out the testing?
Two of the pram hand muffs featured in this buying guide were tested by real parent testers for a month.
How were the products tested?
Parents used the pram hand muffs and mittens over the colder weather. They were used as you'd expect, while pushing prams on cold winter walks to evaluate how warm and durable they were. Five other hand muffs and mittens were selected from trusted brands and included based on real mum opinions and reviews, to ensure they keep your hands warm and toasty during the cold weather.
Read more about how we test.
Our ratings
Each product was scored out of 5 to get an overall rating. Here's what the scores mean:
⭐ 1/5 — Poor: Didn’t meet expectations in this area at all. Major drawbacks or uncomfortable design made it hard to recommend.
⭐ 2/5 — Fair: Some useful features but significant issues. Might work for some, but we found better options.
⭐ 3/5 — Good: Did the job reasonably well, with a few flaws. Solid choice for the basics but didn’t stand out.
⭐ 4/5 — Very good: Impressive performance with only minor drawbacks. A reliable, high-quality option.
⭐ 5/5 — Excellent: Outstanding in this category. Comfortable, supportive, and well-made — the best we tested.
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When the temperature drops, pushing your baby's pram or buggy can quickly leave your fingers feeling stiff and uncomfortable. If you're familiar with that icy ache, then a good pair of pram hand muffs can quickly become your saving grace. They're brilliant for keeping your hands wonderfully warm and toasty, saving your fingers from turning blue as you try to coax your little one to sleep on their third lap around the block.
The best pram hand muffs at a glance
A useful pushchair accessory, pram hand muffs are to winter walks what buggy liners and sunshades are on summer strolls. Not to be confused with footmuffs for your baby's pushchair, pram hand muffs are actually for parents. There are two styles: a pair of mittens or a hand muff. Think of them as a big, cosy glove that attaches itself to your pram and keeps your hands wonderfully warm while you push it. Once you've tried a hand muff, you'll wonder how you ever coped without one.
We love the convenience of pram hand muffs. Instead of wrestling to take off your gloves, you can simply slip your hands in and out of pram muffs, and you're immediately free to help your baby. The best bit? Most of these stay secure and strapped to your pram until you take them off, so you won't lose them like you do your gloves. Now that's what we call a helping hand!
The best pram hand muffs 2025
hUDOMA Hudson Pram Gloves
These pram gloves by hUDOMA are a favourite of celeb mums, including Kate Lawler, Louise Lytton, and Portia Jett. Handmade by a small, independent business, they have a water-resistant outer layer and soft, plush white faux fur lining. Our tester Emily raved about them, saying, "They kept her fingers from freezing and were so easy to attach and remove in seconds." They attach to the handle of your pram and have an adjustable fastening, plus they're suitable for all makes of pram and pushchair, and the faux fur lining is so cosy. One parent said, "Amazing gloves for winter walks! Waterproof too."
Pros
- They have a universal fit on all prams, pushchairs and strollers
- Can be easily fitted with a self-adjusting fastening
- They are usually available in more colours
- They feature a faux fur lining and water-resistant outer fabric
- Machine wash
Cons
- Gloves only come in a one size, so may not be ideal for all hand sizes
Machine wash | Yes |
Material | 100% Polyester with PU coating and lining |
Dimensions | 28cm L and 18cm W |
Suitable: | Universal fit/all strollers |
- Water and wind resistance
- Machine-washable fabric
- One size glove with adjustable fit
- Universal fit for all pushchairs, prams and strollers and can easily be transferred
Best pram hand muffs with a floral print

www.naturalbabyshower.co.uk
These get 10 /10 for their pretty print design. They're super warm and attach to any stroller. The handy Velcro straps on the thumb and fingertips meet as you grip the handle, keeping the gloves perfectly in place. Just slip your hands out to tend to your baby’s needs, then slip them back in again. They also come with a wonderfully soft faux fur lining, and if you love the print as much as we do, you may want to consider the matching foot muff, too. Just saying!
Pros
- Fluffy and warm inside
- Pretty design - makes a change from black
- Universal fit
- Wind and water-resistant
- Velcro attaches them to the handlebar
Cons
- Light colour so dirt/marks may be more visible
Machine wash: | 40 degrees |
Material: | Outer fabric + lining is made from 100% polyester |
Dimensions: | One size fits all |
Suitable for: | Universal fit/all strollers |
- Lightweight + durable
- Wind + water-resistant
- Universal fit
Looking for a muff alternative? These mittens from Stokke can be individually attached to your pushchair handle. They have super soft sheepskin trims and a fleece lining and are water repellent, too, so you can be sure your hands will stay nice and dry if you're unexpectedly caught in the rain. They are the most expensive on our list, but you are paying for genuine sheepskin - that's a big difference. Sheepskin wool traps air within its fibres, creating a thermal barrier that helps maintain a stable, warm temperature around your hands, even in freezing conditions. One customer review said: "I bought them for my son and daughter-in-law! They are very happy with them."
If you already have any other Stokke products, you'll know how reliable the brand is and how it insists on high-quality materials. They'll last for years; you can pass them on to family or friends once you're past the pushchair stage. As they're mittens, not a muff, they are a little fiddlier to get your hands out of than the others on our list. They're also made from sheepskin, which may put vegans off.
Pros
- They are PFC-free and water-repellent, keeping your hands dry
- Made with high-quality materials offering comfort and warmth
- These are individually attached to the stroller handle
Cons
- Compatible with Stokke YOYO
- Slightly more fiddly to take your hands out than a muff
Machine wash | Yes |
Material | 100% nylon (polyamid), PFC free water-repellent coated |
Dimensions | 18 x 28 x 6 cm |
Suitable: | Universal fit/all strollers |
- Sheepskin trim
- Fleece lining
- Water repellant
- Fits all Stokke strollers and most other brands
Best pram hand muff with faux fur trim

www.jojomamanbebe.co.uk
These vegan-friendly hand muffs give you all the cosy warmth and luxurious look of sheepskin, but are completely cruelty-free. Designed for busy parents, they stay securely attached to your pram handle with easy Velcro fastenings, so you can slip your hands in and out in seconds to comfort your little one. The soft faux fur trim adds an extra layer of snugness around your wrists, making chilly walks a breeze. Warm, practical, and guilt-free, these are the perfect cold-weather companions.
Pros
- They are easy to attach to the pushchair with Velcro closures
- Suitable for various strollers due to it's universal design
Cons
- Although machine washable, the faux fur trim may require extra care
Machine washable | Yes |
Material | Shell: 100% Polyester with PU coating<br>Wadding: 100% Polyester |
Dimensions | 27 x 15cm |
Suitable for: | Universal fit/any stroller |
- Faux-fur trim
- Velcro™ closures for easy attachment to pushchair handles
- Middle popper fastening
Maxi-Cosi Handlebar Gloves
Best pram muffs for maxi cosi pushchairs

These Maxi-Cosi hand muffs are a winter must-have, and what's more is that they're from a brand we all know and love. Each hand has separate slots, and the lining is soft and warm. Just be sure to check they are compatible with your Maxi-Cosi pushchair. This muff is easy to fit onto the handle of your pushchair. Wrap it around and secure using the poppers. We found them easy to use; however, some parents found they were too fiddly. One parent said, "These keep your hands warm! I love the idea, but the downside is that there are lots of press buttons, so it gets confusing! It keeps my hands warm and soft inside, 10 out of 10!"
Pros
- This muff can be machine-washed
- The lining is warm and soft, providing comfort in colder weather
- Easily attached to the handle of your pram by wrapping around the securing the poppers
Cons
- Check compatibility with your pushchair if it's not Maxi-Cosi
- Some customers said there were too many poppers.
Machine wash | Yes |
Material | 100% recycled polyester fabric |
Dimensions | L16 x W9 x H42 |
Suitable for: | Maxi cosi push chairs and other single-handled strollers |
- Made from recycled fabric
- One-size fits all
- Feature soft teddy fabrics on the inside for luxurious comfort
Best affordable pram hand muffs

This pushchair muff is one of the cheapest we've tested and is worth the money. The muff attaches to your stroller with six poppers, and it's universal, so it fits all brands of prams and pushchairs. The lining is made from extra-thick fleece, meaning your hands will stay warm throughout a long winter walk; the outer material is waterproof, so it's ideal for rainy days too. One customer review said: "I absolutely love these, especially for the price. I have a single-handle bar pushchair and a double-handle stroller, which work perfectly with both! Lovely and cosy too! So happy I don't have to keep fiddling around taking gloves on and off all the time on a walk."
The only downside to this muff is that the fleecy lining might be too thick – beware a sweaty, hot hand. They're a one-size-fits-all design, meaning no adjustment is needed if other people take the baby for a walk. One dad reviewer said: "Bought as a present for my wife, and she's very happy with them. Easy to fit and nice and warm/soft inside. We just leave them on the pram, it makes life easy, just have to be a bit careful when folding it down for the car. I have big hands and can use them too."
Pros
- They offer a universal fit for all pushchairs, prams and strollers
- One of the cheapest muffs we've tested
- Available in two sizes
Cons
- Double lining might be too warm for some
Machine wash | Yes |
Material | Outside waterproof polyester and inside warm fleece and cotton |
Dimensions | 23.7 x 22.6 x 7.2 cm |
Suitable for: | Universal fit/all strollers |
- Waterproof outer layer
- Double fleece lining
Best handmade pram hand muffs

www.etsy.com
These pram gloves look and feel so luxurious, and we think they make an excellent gift for a mum-to-be expecting in the colder months. They're made to order and will keep your hands cosy thanks to the waterproof quilted cover. They come in a variety of colours and with a universal fit for all standard handle prams, but won't fit a stroller or a two-handle pushchair for obvious reasons.
Pros
- Stylish design
- Universal fit for all prams and pushchairs
- Water resistant outer fabric for rainy days
- Variety of colours
- Really affordable
Cons
- A pram hand muff so can't use with two handle pushchairs
Machine wash | Yes |
Material | Waterproof fabric, quilted fabric, wadding, cuddle fleece |
Dimensions | n/a |
Suitable for: | Single-handed prams/strollers only |
- Lots of colours available
- Universal fit
FAQs
How can I keep my baby warm in the pram during winter?
Also, you must look for ways to keep yourself warm during those frosty, cold weather walks and ensure your baby stays nice and toasty inside their pram. Here are some tips, with a little help from NCT, on how to keep your baby warm in the pram during winter.
Use a multi-layered approach: If you're going to be nipping in and out of houses, shops or cafés while on your walk, then adding and removing layers is the way to regulate their temperature. Check what you are wearing and put your little one in one more layer than yourself. So, if you're wearing a shirt, jumper, and jacket, your baby might need a vest, sleepsuit, jumper, and winter coat. Remember, just as it's important to layer up to go outside, you must also layer down inside to ensure your baby doesn't overheat.
Cover heads and hands: Keeping your baby's head warm in winter is essential, so dress them in a woolly or insulated hat. The ones covering their ears and cheeks are great for maximum warmth and adorability. Mittens for hands are good, although you may have trouble getting your baby to keep them on. It's worth persevering, but remember, little hands can also be tucked under blankets. Most importantly, your baby's body and head are wrapped up well to keep the warmth from escaping.
Keep it natural: Baby clothes made from natural fibres, like cotton and wool, are great for winter and help maintain body heat. They're comfy, warm, gentle on the skin, and let the skin breathe.
Keep them comfy: Choose clothes that allow your baby to move their arms and legs as easily as possible. And watch for potentially annoying zips right up by their neck. Your little one might prefer a few soft, lined cardigans rather than a big, stiff coat.
Ensure they stay dry: Rain covers for buggies and strollers are invaluable in winter – they keep your baby nice and dry and provide extra warmth. A good-sized umbrella will also do the trick if you're using a sling or carrier.
What should my baby wear in cold weather?
If you're wondering what type of layers your little one should wear on their winter walker, we're here to help. When dressing your baby for winter, you'll want to consider items like snowsuits, hats, mittens, snow boots, and thermal layers such as vests, tops and leggings.
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Arabella Horspool is a Commercial Content Writer for Mother&Baby and Yours at Bauer Media. She's a bookworm who enjoys cooking and spending time with her many pets.