Phil & Ted Double Buggy

[Guadagnia]

Hi..
Ive liked the look of these for ages, and now I have an excuse to buy one !

With my son being a lazy 2 yr old, not wanting to walk anywhere, Im due Dec and think that one of these will be ideal.

Anybody got one/Used one ??????

Comments please

 

[Adele]

I am also contemplating getting one of these

 

[Keely]

I dont like them, i think the baby looks to close to the floor, then when the LO gets bigger it looks to close to the wheels

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[Sarah&Braydon]

on another forum i was on there was a few people saying who had them that wen the younget gets a bit older they try and play with the wheels and its dangerous wit there fingers

 

[Alfiesmummy]

Iv seen these and they always amaze me when i see them. I do think that they must nbe so practical.

HOWEVER ... i dont think i would get one for the simple fact of little fingers getting run over, or stuck in the wheels, or when they get to the age of 2 etc i would be scared of them undoing their buckles (probs unlikely but even so) and rolling out and me being to preoccupied to notice they had crawled out the bottom. (im very paranoid lol)

 

[tots hope]

Im sure research has been done into babies posture but i don't see how when the baby is in the cacoon can be good for it? The baby is laying at a pretty large angle and not sure what affect this would have on babies breating? MIght be worth considering. (Unfortunatley as part of my job is to ensure a good posture is encouraged if ever we fall pregnant looking for a pushchair is going to be my worst nightmare - or at least the shop that i go to. Im sure i will be the customer from hell !)

Dont like thae idea that the baby on the bottom doesn't have as much stimulus around it as the other one does. Not a fan of it but sure if it is right for you, you will come to the right decision.

Have fun shopping!!!!!