From memory I set myself a limit of $80 and ended up paying $75.
DD fell asleep in it on a number of occasions while we were walking around when she was due for her nap so it was definitely comfortable enough for her to do that.
From memory I set myself a limit of $80 and ended up paying $75.
DD fell asleep in it on a number of occasions while we were walking around when she was due for her nap so it was definitely comfortable enough for her to do that.
I went to Kmart and bought the cheapest layback they had when we were travelling around Tassie last year.
It's still going strong for under $40 and is now Darcy's preferred mode of stroller travel.
Hi,
I have a steelcraft phoenix which is about $120 so may be a little pricey.. However I love it when I am doing anything on my own as it is so much easier, smaller, and lighter to pack in the car, trolley, use on public transport etc..
It fully reclines and comes with a rain cover, which might be helpful to keep the chills out in the UK. I bought it when DD was about 7 weeks cause we were travelling interstate and didn't have enough boot space with the normal pram.
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