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Review: Presto Stroller
By Laura Lee Davies on 07/04/2008 in Products
The Bruin Presto Stroller is a from-birth, easy-folding option for just £129.99
well with many bulkier from-birth models.Although the handle height is not adjustable, it has soft, ergonomic foam grip handles and an easy access basket underneath.For £129.99, you’re not going to get features like switchable rear-and-front facing
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Does anyone know a good make for a Travel system pram.
By claire coray on 20/08/2010 in forum
cannot find a suitable pram thats good quality !!!
recomend the M&P pliko switch. It has everything you mentioned. I have had 4 babies and many many prams/pushchairs (inc. a graco) by far, this is the most practical. Easy to manouver, folds small (telescopic), lightweight, forward and rear facing, one click
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icandy v bugaboo
By victoria horth on 22/01/2008 in forum
travel systems...where to start
and we've not found it a hassle to change from front to rear facing (if you did, you could spend £500 on a bugaboo!); it has a fantastic sized shopping basket which is second to none; the car seat fits on easily (although in reality we used this far less
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Mutsy Urban Rider pushchair
By Sarah Lawson on 05/12/2006 in Products
Mix and match the body and the seat for a funky, solid pushchair from birth upwards.
as the footrest – moves as your child’s body and legs grow.The seat also moves from front to rear facing if you want to see your child or if your baby enjoys the interaction with you in those early months.Need to know: colour, weight, how much, and where to get it
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Road Test: Travel Systems
By Annie Hayes on 15/07/2007 in Products
This month's ThinkBaby Road Test… Find out what mum Annie and baby George had to say about five top travel systems.
: Unique one-touch unfolding system, front wheel revolves 360 degrees; pushchair seat can be forward or rearward facing, removable safety bar, and front and rear wheel suspension. Available in black, pink, strawberry and capri.Price: RRP £330.00Weight
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Preparing for the arrival
By ThinkBaby on 08/11/2009 in Labour & birth
What will you really need for your newborn? Make sure you get the necessary before the nice-to-have
you've got left to splash out on those not-so-necessary-but-terribly-cute things, and a few little luxuries to make your life easier. A carseat - for a newborn (rear-facing)5 or 6 babygros for a newborn - While the newborn baby size of clothes
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New Baby: Essential Buys
By ThinkBaby on 16/10/2009 in What to buy - pregnancy
What do you really need for your newborn? Make sure you get the necessary items before the nice-to-have
you've got left to splash out on those not-so-necessary-but-terribly-cute things, and a few little luxuries to make your life easier. A carseat - for a newborn (rear-facing)5 or 6 babygros for a newborn - While the newborn baby size of clothes
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Infinity Pushchairs
By Lorna on 02/06/2009 in forum
The 'which buggy' dilema!
to the frame. Only cost £99 and I'm really pleased with it - it has a very substantial feel to it, wheels are fab, easy to manouvre, very straigtforward switching buggy from front to rear facing. Overall I'm very glad I went for this one - was definately a
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Buyer's guide to slings and carriers
By ThinkBaby test team on 09/05/2009 in What to buy - pregnancy
Buying a baby sling or carrier - what you need to consider
.Adaptability - Is the carrier adjustable for a growing baby?Flexibility - Can you use the carrier in different positions (eg. on back after 6 months of age, or forward and rear-facing)?Usability - Will both partners be able to use the carrier, does it adapt sufficiently
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Which pushchair
By Daniella Petkoff on 28/09/2007 in forum
, up to around a few months in age/until sitting up a bit. When in the buggy position it faces forward, but hasa 4 position recline. If you buy the car seat, this attaches using the "anchors" attached to the buggy frame, and faces Mum. Although
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