seen other parents out and about with these fab three-wheeler bikes which come with a handle. They are perfect for use with a child as young as nine months (if your child is already sturdy on his or her legs) and can go up to about two or three years

, it's well designed for handling, easy cleaning, safety and comfort. The chair can be adjusted to four different heights so that your child is always the right level for whatever table you want to feed him at. (There is a tray which can be detached so

Im on my 2nd Mutsy 3wheeler urban rider chassis and find that the handle keeps slipping down. Does anyone else have this problem?

Introducing Cosatto's lightweight stroller, the i-Spin. Built for easy strolling, with a one-hand fold and carry handle

Hi my little boy is 17 months old and i want to get a light weight pushchair, i dont like the foam handles though as they just all tear i would really like one with hard handles, the only one ive found though is the maclaren xt stroller but as im

new handle on the ‘Loola-Up’ with the old double handle being replaced with a joint handle enabling you to push the buggy with one hand.The ‘Loola-Up’ is suitable from birth and has an RRP of £270.Check out the Bébé Confort website at www

I like the look of both the Petite Star kurvi and the Graco Symbio - is the symbio worth the extra money do you think? My only concern is that when you use the handle to make it face the other way you are stuck with a non- swivel front wheel?

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Mamas & Papas Ziko Frankie Lightweight, easy to fold, stylish design and luxurious fabric.No baby view window in hood, wobbly brake system. Features: Carry handle, 4 position back rest, 5 point safety harness, wipeable fabrics, lockable front

Hauck I’coo Pico Pushchair Easy to assemble and collapse, super-sized shopping basket is handy.Thin fabric, not very cosy for a newborn, poor handling over uneven ground. Features: One-hand height adjustable handle, 5-point harness with shoulder