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Book review: Essential Baby
By Louise Rogers on 13/09/2007 01:00:51
Knitting guru Debbie Bliss has produced another beautiful book of baby treats to get you creating wooly wonders
:QuadrilleThe conceptThere’s something so right about hand-knitted clothes and accessories for tiny babies. Blame it on the nesting instinct if you like, or that hankering after a bygone age when we yearn to do what our mothers did for us, but Debbie Bliss hits
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Review: Inglesina Otutto travel system
By Louise Rogers on 03/07/2006 11:37:05
A chic travel system with bags of style and the flexibility of a front- or rear-facing seat even though it's unbrella fold.
unit 3.7kgFolded: 106 x 37cmColours: Fire; Sugar (Teal); Optical Grey, Dream Denim Accessories: Basket, hood, raincover, footmuff; Pram also includes co-ordinating changing bagContact:www.inglesina.com The concept:Classic good looks, a luxurious feel
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Review: iCandy Apple pushchair
By Louise Rogers on 20/06/2006 09:10:00
A stylish and versatile pushchair for town and country.
seat), 15kg (with carrycot) Folded: 100 x 59 x 40cmContact:www.icandyuk.com The concept:With its matt black fabric and brushed aluminium frame, this pushchair oozes contemporary class. Versatility and manoeuvrability are the watchwords: the front
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Review: Silver Cross 3D system
By Louise Rogers on 26/06/2006 11:25:00
Traditional quality mixed with modern design in a comfortable and flexible travel system.
:www.silvercross.co.uk The concept:A clever pushchair on a lightweight aluminium frame: with the pram insert, it’s a cosy and comfortable parent-facing pram for your newborn to lie flat; without it’s a multi-position forward-facing seat.In action: There are two ingenious things
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Review: Petite Star Zia pushchair
By Louise Rogers on 29/10/2007 15:24:58
A neat. compact pushchair that's useful when you don't want a huge travel system taking up your living space
.99Weight:6.3kgDimensions: (folded) 73 x 34 x 34cm Contact:Petite Star website The conceptThis is a buggy aimed very much at parents who don’t want clutter: it’s neat and compact and will fit in pretty much any car boot – and you won’t trip over
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Review Concord Neo Travel System
By Louise Rogers on 06/11/2007 12:01:41
Stylish new system from Concord
Contact:Concord website or call 01273 764744 The conceptDesigned to give the manoeuvrability of a three-wheeler and the stability of a four-wheeler, the Neo has a unique Y-shaped axle. The seat unit, carrycot and car seat can all be slotted into place with ease, either
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Review: Micralite Toro Newborn
By Louise Rogers on 12/11/2007 01:54:31
Light, adaptable and easy to fold, this buggy is great around town and can be used with extras as a full-on travel system
Dimensions: (folded) 100 x 40 x 36cmContact:Micralite website or call 01892 615 900 Image 1 | Image 2The conceptFunky and functional, this is the latest addition to the Micralite range; it’s lightweight, easy to use and good looking. The frame looks like a
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Review: Brio Happy Compact pushchair
By Louise Rogers on 04/12/2007 10:14:44
A good-looking, functional pushchair with plenty of room for baby when travelling, but not the ideal choice if you need to store it in a tight space
) chassis plus wheels 78 x 63 x 39cmContact:Brio website or call 01509 224 428 The conceptBest known in the UK for making gorgeous wooden toys, Brio have been making nursery furniture and pushchairs for years. The Happy is the latest addition to the range
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Review: Ziko Herbie
By Louise Rogers on 01/01/2008 00:04:44
A classy flexible pram and pushchair that'll last from new baby to toddler
-ordinating parasol, rain cover, footmuff, changing bag and basket, and is compatible with the Pro Sleep Infant Carrier £130Price: £480Weight: with seat 11.5kg; with carrycot 12.6kgHandle:98-110cmDimensions: (folded) 79x64x40cm Contact:Mamas & Papas websiteThe concept
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Review: ABC Everest buggy
By Louise Rogers on 01/12/2006 02:25:11
A fabulous out and about three-wheeler from the team behind Phil & Ted's which lasts longer and does away with the need for a buggy-board.
The concept:Three-wheel buggies may be nothing new, but this one offers something that others can only dream of. Anyone with more than one child will appreciate the innovation on offer with the ABC buggy – and those with twins and an older sibling
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