Trying to be prepared! Pushchair help.

Sally+Baby

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Ok, so I know i'm only 4 weeks pregnant :oops: But i'm trying to be prepared for once in my life.
I'm not going to go and buy anything yet, but i'd just like some reccomendations/suggestions of what make/type of pram to get.

This is my first baby so I really have no clue of what sort of thing to get, so any help is very much appriciated :lol:

Thanks ladies!

Btw, I hope i've put this in the right place :oops:
 
Thanks for that :) Travel systems sound really good, but I only have a Yaris with a tiny boot so i'll have to have a look for a smaller one. Or I could always pinch the other half's range rover :lol:
 
When you go to look at prams make sure you have your car as you can ask them to put it in your boot to see if it fits... i didn't do this and had to have one of the back chairs in my old ka down all the time cos the pram wouldn't fit in the boot :wall:
 
Grr - how annoying for you!

I'll keep that in mind - thanks!
 
I have got the one in the first link(but in a different colour) but I wouldn't advise it if you have a small car. The Trenton is a nice pram but quite large and heavy. I have seen quite a few people with the pram in the second link recently and I think it is lovely. I am not sure of the size so you would have to go and look at it but it says lightweight. It also comes with a car seat.

http://www.mothercare.com/gp/search/ref ... on&size=12

http://www.mothercare.com/gp/product/B0 ... 8&mcb=core
The next link is the same pram in a different colour.
http://www.mothercare.com/gp/product/B0 ... 8&mcb=core
 
I have did a bit of research since I have a small car and the loola travel system and one of the quinny ones- can't remember if it is the zapp or buzz- fit in small boots.
 
I've got a Mamas and Papas Zoom buggy. It's lightweight and compact but still doesn't fit in the boot of my Clio without the parcel shelf off. :(

The bigger pram I have is really just for walking about locally. That's also a Mamas and Papas older style carrycot/pram/pushchair style.

I found the travel systems were very expensive and, for me, it worked out cheaper to buy separate pieces.

Good luck with your pregnancy!
 

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