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Double Buggy Advice
Hi Ladies,
Hope you're enjoying the weather - I DID NOT enjoy the school run this morning!!
Just wondered if any of you could give me any advice about getting a new double buggy.
I had a side by side maclaren one when i had my 2nd, and it did alright for when my 3rd came along, but its looking decidedly ropey now and one set of wheels is worn right down from always having the bigger child in that side!!
DD2 will be nearly 2 1/2 when the latest addition arrives, and although she likes to walk, she still gets tired after a while and needs to get in the pushchair. Did think about a buggy board, but she obviously wont be able to sleep on that (although she would probably give it a good try knowing her!!)
I did like the side by side one, especially for walking long distances, but found it difficult getting through some doors, and going round shops, and I've heard that tandem ones can be very heavy.
Final thoughts are to get a Phil and Ted's so I can use it just for the baby, and add the other seat when DD2 needs a ride.
God, I'm rambling - I used to be quite a decisive person in the olden days, but I struggle with everything at the moment!! (Not sure if its pregnancy brain, or just my age!!)
Any advice/opinions would be very gratefully received!
FXO
XXX
30 weeks today!!!!!
Hope you're enjoying the weather - I DID NOT enjoy the school run this morning!!
Just wondered if any of you could give me any advice about getting a new double buggy.
I had a side by side maclaren one when i had my 2nd, and it did alright for when my 3rd came along, but its looking decidedly ropey now and one set of wheels is worn right down from always having the bigger child in that side!!
DD2 will be nearly 2 1/2 when the latest addition arrives, and although she likes to walk, she still gets tired after a while and needs to get in the pushchair. Did think about a buggy board, but she obviously wont be able to sleep on that (although she would probably give it a good try knowing her!!)
I did like the side by side one, especially for walking long distances, but found it difficult getting through some doors, and going round shops, and I've heard that tandem ones can be very heavy.
Final thoughts are to get a Phil and Ted's so I can use it just for the baby, and add the other seat when DD2 needs a ride.
God, I'm rambling - I used to be quite a decisive person in the olden days, but I struggle with everything at the moment!! (Not sure if its pregnancy brain, or just my age!!)
Any advice/opinions would be very gratefully received!
FXO
XXX
30 weeks today!!!!!
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I do have a 3 wheeler multi terrain one and I can say the wheels are perfect for uneven ground and snow. They were the only ones I saw today! It is so light weight and I literally hold it and wlak, no pushing. I beleive the PnT is the same. My hubby thinks lo will be fine on a buggy board and we wont need a tandam if we conieve no 2 in the new yr. i can assure you I dont fancy a whinging toddler on a buggy board whilst out shopping!
Cheapest I can find one with doubles kit, cocoon and storm cover is Kiddicare, but they are out of stock until the 18th Feb. Baby is due ob 26th, so not sure I can risk leaving it!!
Anyone know of any other reputable sites I could get one from?
XXX
I wouldn't have have expected somewhere so 'high street' to have such a good deal, but someone recommended it to me.