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I have to say I'm a P & T fan. Soooooo easy to use. Light, easy to get in and out of the car and easy to push. After buying twenty seven million prams through 3 children and looking at the coronet( too heavy, but beautiful pram), this pram could have done me from the start. Gee the money I would have saved.
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Hi I'm an emmalunga fan to. I have always loved the look of these prams, and the space which you have for the baby. If needed an older toddler could travel quite comfortably. Not a situation you want to get into but a few years ago i was in a pedestrian accident, had a 13mo in my emmalunga facing me, was hit by a van on a pedestiran crossing, (car failed to stop), even tho we were already on the road. Only injury to child was a small scratch, the pram was quite twisted. If we had used any other type of pram, she may have been facing other way, pram wouldn't have been as strong and injury could have been a lot worse. When i replaced this pram, i bought another emmalunga for that reason. I also have a bassinet section and toddler seat. I have one of the older models - don't know it's name.
Something to watch for; size (will it fit in your car), wheels (fixed or swivel), where the toddler seat sits in relation to baby in pram section - check when baby will be sitting up (some don't have a lot of room between sitting up baby and back of toddler seat.
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