. You can expect to see an all matte black chassis teamed with black tailored canvas.The second special edition, the Bugaboo Cameleon Off White, will hit shelves in July, exclusively at Mothercare. The Bugaboo Cameleon Off White will feature the all

This month, Stokke’s new Xplory will launch, with new, neat features making it even better than before.While you can still expect all the things parents have fallen in love with since it was first launched in 2003, here’s the fab new specs to look

Cosatto has a new buggy out for Spring/Summer 2010 called Bob. So aside from the cute name, what can you expect? Well, the Cosatto Bob is a nippy little number that weighs a positively skinny 6kg. However, unlike many lightweight buggies, Bob can

”, according to Bugaboo.So what exactly can you expect from the next generation Bugaboo Bee? The big-name buggy maker says to watch out for:The new height adjustable backrest and sun canopy - these make a comfy and extendable seat that can work for a baby

. As you’d expect from Maclaren, there’s a quick, one-handed umbrella-fold mechanism and a carry strap, making it ideal for public transport users, holiday goers and any parent who needs to fold things down in a flash. It also has a foot-operated brake

all the cutting-edge urban looks we’ve come to expect from Bugaboo, it’s not just for city parents. We’ve been told it’s suitable for all terrains – snow and sand included!No price tag has been mentioned yet, but we’ll keep you posted as soon as we

-to-be this year. You can expect to see funky designs, great functionality and clever innovations.Many buggies will be travel system compatible. This means you can purchase a car seat to attach to your buggy’s chassis, which makes transferring your baby from

, and the twin front swivel wheels and larger rear wheels. It’s these wheels, combined with the lightweight aluminium chassis, that are said to make it easy to manoeurve and push.You can also expect find a 5-point harness, removable bumper bar, removable

the features you’d expect from Maclaren. It’s light - just 5.5kg without the hood, shopping basket or raincover - and boasts that famous one-handed fold. Suitable from 3 months to around 3 years (or 15kg), the Denim Quest has a 4-position seat recline, foam

to break, deform or experience other problems during normal or foreseeable use. The older the crib, the more problems can be expected. When drop-side hardware breaks or deforms, the drop side can detach in one or more corners from the crib. If an infant