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Hi thanks for getting back to me.  My husband is refusing to pay out nearly £400 for this excellent buggy so I have had to settle for a Graco Quattro Duo.

I am so disappointed!!!!Its Perfect for us aswell!

Thanks again x

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I have a 12mth old and i am due again in 6wks so certainly need a double buggy! I was looking at the first wheels city twin but thought it would be a bit wide. I am liking the look of the mamas and papas pulse twin buggy, it folds down really small. I did want the new baby in a carrycot but you cant have everything!

For those of you with older toddlers have you seen the buggypod? I'm thinking about investing in one for future use. My little boy has been walking since he was 9/10mths but he is still too young to walk far so i do need a double buggy but i will be getting a buggypod for when he is a little older and can walk a bit further.

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