tallulah73 said:I love this one....
http://www.mamasandpapas.co.uk/product- ... 38/type-s/
bit expensive though but are selling on ebay for much less
I love that pram, it's so pretty.
tallulah73 said:I love this one....
http://www.mamasandpapas.co.uk/product- ... 38/type-s/
bit expensive though but are selling on ebay for much less
tallulah73 said:I love this one....
http://www.mamasandpapas.co.uk/product- ... 38/type-s/
bit expensive though but are selling on ebay for much less
~*Leanne*~ said:I am getting fed up - been looking for ages now and i cant seem to find a pram i like!!!
i want a travel system. i saw one, a Graco travel system, and its in the sale ATM at Babies'R'us BUT......its got green on it and OH thinks its too 'boyish' - that was my initial thought too but i really liked it, oh god im stressing so much i just want to find a pram now lol
has anyone else got their pram yet? if so, what is it?
Bexie said:I can't make my mind up over what to do about getting a buggy/pram. My little girl will be 22 months when her sibbling is born. At first I was thinking about getting a Phil and Ted's double buggy, but then I heard some bad reviews and I don't like the idea of the little one not being able to see anything as you are out and about. Can't get a double buggy as we wouldn't be able to get it out of our gate, I'd have to open the buggy accross the road as we have no pavement directly outside our front garden, then I'd have to go back into the house get the kids and put them in the buggy - too much hassel me thinks.
One option I've thought is getting a new buggy for Phoebe and carrying the baby in a papoose for a few months or so and then putting a buggy board on the back for Phoebe and baby can sit in the buggy. Ooh the dilema
This is the one we went for;~*Leanne*~ said:We had a look through the Babies R Us catalogue and Mothercare catalogue last night and its between:-
this is the one from Babies R Us
or this one from Mothercare
i think im going more with the Graco one from Babies R Us - what do you think?
Jimmer said:We went for the Loola one - apparently it is one of the only ones where the flat infant bit that clicks into the frame is specially designed to be able to be used as a bed. We liked the fact that all the bits come off - we can leave the chassis in the porch, and bring all the bits inside....
Jimmer
mrs_tommo22 said:In my opinion - a travel system is great for when they are newborns, but i found on most travel systems when i was no longer using the car seat that the buggys were bulky etc and i didnt ike that.
And there not bus frindly either.
So invested in a silver cross pop and absolutely love it. Its perfect for imogen now shes older and still reclines loads, the leg rest can be made leve with the seat for sleeping babies, i can see her thru the parent window and folds like a dream and is easy to handle.
Get two types, get a cheaper travel system for when there noobs, but when there older you have a pushchair as well thats very versatile that can be stripped to a stroller for summer.
Expensive, yes it is but try ebay, theres lots of companys that do re conditoned models and there in excellent condition.