How to Connect a Peg Perego Infant Car Seat to a P3 Stroller

Having an infant car seat that matches and attaches to a stroller to create a sleek, stylish travel system is one of "Parenting" magazine's "baby must-haves." Italian baby product manufacturer Peg-Perego delivers with their Ganciomatic system. Gancio means "hook" in Italian , and the system allows you to attach their infant car seats to their strollers in a few quick clicks. You can connect the Peg-Perego Primo Viaggio infant car seat to the Peg-Perego Pliko P3 stroller in five easy steps.

Things You'll Need

  • Peg-Perego Primo Viaggio infant car seat
  • Peg-Perego Pliko P3 Stroller

Instructions

    • 1

      Lock the brakes on the stroller so the stroller cannot move during the car seat installation.

    • 2

      Retract the stroller hood.

    • 3

      Lower the stroller seat until it is fully reclined.

    • 4

      Raise the two Ganciomatic hooks on the stroller. Pull the fabric of the stroller seat away from the frame at the seat corners and pull the hooks upwards until they lock in place with an audible click.

    • 5

      Place the infant car seat on the stroller so that the infant would be facing the person pushing the stroller. Push the car seat down until it locks into place with an audible click. If you do not hear the click, realign the seat and try again.

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