How to Attach a Pram Garland to Your Stroller
By Organic Baby Clothes & Toys | Finn + Emma Official Site | Published: 2026-10-28
Category: How-to Guides
Learn how to safely attach a pram garland to your stroller for on-the-go sensory play, with step-by-step tips and common mistakes to avoid.
Quick Answer
Attach your pram garland securely to the stroller canopy or handlebar, positioning it within your baby's reach but away from their face, and check the attachment each time you use the stroller.
Why Placement Matters for Safety and Play
A pram garland is designed to encourage your baby to grab and experiment with movement, so where you hang it affects both safety and how much your little one enjoys it. You want the garland close enough for your baby to reach, but not so close that it touches their face or neck. The canopy or handlebar are usually the most convenient spots, but you should always check that the attachment point is stable and that the garland doesn't dangle into the stroller's moving parts.
Keep in mind that a garland is a toy, not a restraint. Never use it to secure your baby or to attach other items to the stroller. It's also a good idea to remove the garland when the stroller is folded or stored, as it could get caught or damaged.
Choosing the Right Attachment Point
The best attachment point is a fixed part of the stroller, like the canopy frame or a sturdy handlebar. Avoid attaching the garland to flimsy fabric or to parts that move, as this can make the garland swing too much or become a hazard. If your stroller has a tray or a bar in front of your baby, that can also work, but make sure the garland doesn't interfere with the harness or your baby's ability to see out.
The pram garland from Finn + Emma is about 13 inches long, so it's compact enough to hang without overwhelming the stroller. Check that the garland doesn't dangle into your baby's face or get in the way of their hands when they're trying to hold a bottle or toy.
Step-by-Step Attachment Guide
- Find a secure anchor point: Choose a fixed part of the stroller, such as the canopy frame or a sturdy handlebar. Avoid flimsy fabric or moving parts. Check that the anchor point is not near the folding mechanism. If the anchor point moves when you push the stroller, pick a different spot.
- Position the garland within reach: Hold the garland next to your baby to gauge the best height. The bottom of the garland should be within your baby's reach but not touch their face or neck. Aim for it to hang just above their hands when they're seated. If your baby can grab the garland but it doesn't hit their chin, that's the sweet spot.
- Tie it securely but not too tight: Use the cord or a soft loop to tie the garland around the anchor point. Make a knot that won't slip, but leave a little slack so the garland can move slightly. Avoid wrapping the cord around any part of the stroller that could pinch. After tying, give the garland a gentle tug to make sure it doesn't come loose.
- Check for hazards: Make sure the garland doesn't dangle into the wheel area, the harness straps, or your baby's face. Also ensure the cord is not long enough to wrap around your baby's neck. If any part of the garland can reach your baby's neck, reposition it immediately.
- Test with your baby: Place your baby in the stroller and let them interact with the garland. Watch to see if they can grab it easily and if it stays in place. Adjust the position if needed. If your baby seems frustrated because the garland is out of reach, lower it slightly.
Pram Garland Options
- Pram Garland - Kyle | Neutral: This garland features a mix of natural beechwood rings and silicone, designed to help infants develop motor skills and motivate grabbing. The varied textures and shapes give your baby something interesting to explore while riding in the stroller, and the natural beechwood is non-toxic and BPA-free.
Pram Garland - Kyle | Neutral - Pram Garland - Kyle | River: A mixture of natural beechwood rings and silicone, this garland is easy to clean with a wet wipe and should not be soaked in water. Because the beechwood doesn't hold germs, a quick wipe-down is all you need to keep it clean, but you'll want to avoid soaking it to preserve the wood.
Pram Garland - Kyle | River - Pram Garland - Kyle | Ochre: This garland is made with natural beechwood and silicone, with a nylon cord, and measures approximately 13 inches in length. The compact length makes it easy to position within your baby's reach without creating a long, dangling toy that could get in the way.
