to create a travel system is £109.99, and the optional carrycot is £139.99. So far, the only place you’ll find it in the New Year will be Babies R Us.

with the buggy and car seat will cost £899. If you’re just after the buggy, you’re looking at a £575 price tag.In terms of awards, the BABYZEN by Recaro has already won the Kind und Jugend Innovation Award in 2010 and the International Forum Design Award for 2011

Silver Cross has just designed a gorgeous new special edition collection of its most popular buggy models. The special edition is called Vogue, and will see the Pop, 3D Pram System and Classic Sleepover buggies hit the streets in fresh colours

with the chassis to create the Pram Mode, you’ll have a 13.6kg package.The optional car seat is a 4.2kg Group 0+ option, suitable from birth to 13kg. It has side impact protection, and comes with a removable canopy, head hugger, and tummy and chest pads. There

(the buggy’s frame). The Vision Impact chassis is for those that like the heritage look – it’s a classic “X” shaped frame. However, it features a folding system that allows it to be collapsed down to a more compact size than the old traditional prams

-Op offer, aside from bags of style? Well, it’s a light (8.2kg) buggy that has a reversible seat unit, so your baby can face you or the world.It’s also compatible with the Bebecar Easymaxi infant car seat, £154, and Bebecar Minibob carrycot, £178, so you can

great performance. After putting it through its paces with 11-month-old Minnie and 12-week-old Flo, MFM’s seasoned buggy reviewer Susannah was impressed with its clever and well thought-out features.So, lets get down to business here – what can you

the choice for parents who wanted buggies they could steer and twist and turn about with more ease than a 4-wheeler. But the Hammerhead is challenging this.  “The conventional pram was created with four wheels, often jeopardising itsmanoeuvrability