best umbrella fold stroller
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Depends how much money you want to spend.
We bought this for DS:
http://www.pramcentreonline.co.uk/shop/product.php?product_id=7890
Its very light so good for public transport and holidays. Not the best for pushing but it came with a footmuff, raincover and changing bag for £50 so good value. I needed it for SIL & MIL who watch kids when Im at work and for in the car for shopping trips so it does the job.
If I had more money I would have got a Maclaren Quest as I had one for DD but I think they are about £120 now and wanted a footmuff too so probably another £30 for that. Im still using my pram, but when I stop using that I think I'll get another Quest.
We bought this for DS:
http://www.pramcentreonline.co.uk/shop/product.php?product_id=7890
Its very light so good for public transport and holidays. Not the best for pushing but it came with a footmuff, raincover and changing bag for £50 so good value. I needed it for SIL & MIL who watch kids when Im at work and for in the car for shopping trips so it does the job.
If I had more money I would have got a Maclaren Quest as I had one for DD but I think they are about £120 now and wanted a footmuff too so probably another £30 for that. Im still using my pram, but when I stop using that I think I'll get another Quest.
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Hi piepig
We have the Maclaren Quest, prior to that we have had several
we had a cosatto which is ok for little but found it hard to manouvere once ds was heavier, we had a maclaren triumph which ds loved when awake but wasnt good for sleeping as he liked his legs up and had no footrest
that said its lightweight he had a buzz at the time and i think he liked the comfort factor, but he absouletly loves the quest, even now at 2.5 yrs he sleeps in it sometimes 2-3 hrs if we are out and about!
lots of online stores have saleson so am sure you may pick one up as a bargain
otherwise how about trying netmums
or ebay
Em
We have the Maclaren Quest, prior to that we have had several
we had a cosatto which is ok for little but found it hard to manouvere once ds was heavier, we had a maclaren triumph which ds loved when awake but wasnt good for sleeping as he liked his legs up and had no footrest
that said its lightweight he had a buzz at the time and i think he liked the comfort factor, but he absouletly loves the quest, even now at 2.5 yrs he sleeps in it sometimes 2-3 hrs if we are out and about!
lots of online stores have saleson so am sure you may pick one up as a bargain
otherwise how about trying netmums
or ebay
Em
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I was just about to suggest the Obaby as a cheaper alternative to the maclaren quest, as SFT says it is very, very similar. The only difference I found from comparing them both in store is the quest is a bit lighter.
The Zen which is made by babies r us is a really nice stroller too, a ff lent me one when DS was small as my travel system had to be sent off for repair and he was very comfortable in it, its uitable from birth.
Its on offer at the moment too for £89.99 and includes parasol, rain cover and cosy toes. Here's a link
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Travel-and-Pushchairs/Travel-Systems-and-Pushchairs/Pushchairs-and-Strollers/Zen-All-Weather-Pushchair-in-Linear(0073864)
/links
The Zen which is made by babies r us is a really nice stroller too, a ff lent me one when DS was small as my travel system had to be sent off for repair and he was very comfortable in it, its uitable from birth.
Its on offer at the moment too for £89.99 and includes parasol, rain cover and cosy toes. Here's a link
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Travel-and-Pushchairs/Travel-Systems-and-Pushchairs/Pushchairs-and-Strollers/Zen-All-Weather-Pushchair-in-Linear(0073864)
/links
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