Which pram?

[Cocolove]

[QUOTE=cherished1;2663673]sorry hon but.... 18 prams in 22 months how on Earth have you managed that lol

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LOL it all started when i wasnt happy with my 1st pram it was too bulky so I sold it and got another, then that one was crap too so i got another then I was like hey this is fun and kept going lol Ive stopped at the Bugaboo Cameleon but thats lead to a whole new obsession..Bugaboo TOPPINGS lol!!!

[SammyRo]

I have a strider plus that I love. Its an inline pram, similar to the P&T's, but there were a few features that I prefered. Both seats recline fully and have their own sun canopy, the top seat can reverse, its still really stable if DD gets out of the top seat and DS is still in the bottom seat (unlike the p&t which gets tippy imo). Seats are a good size - DD is a tall 2.5 yo and still fits in either seat. It is a little wide, but there has only been one check out that I have struggled with.

[AwesomeFoursome]

I have a strider plus too. Sammy gave you some of the features. I LOVE it. I find it great for walking and the kids love going in it. I was looking at the p&t but didn't like that both seats didn't fully recline and the tipping issue. I read 100s of reviews and threads on both prams before deciding. I also pulled women up in the shopping centre to ask about their pram, they were all very friendly lol. I am very happy with my choice . Good luck choosing one. Its amazing what a big decision it is.

[grub17]

just a litte hijacker here... can someone with the Baby Jogger double pram tell me what the wheels are like ie i need a double pram but want to be able to use it off-road ie walking tracks etc.

blueiris - have you decided which one to get yet?

[Taurean]

just a litte hijacker here... can someone with the Baby Jogger double pram tell me what the wheels are like ie i need a double pram but want to be able to use it off-road ie walking tracks etc.

blueiris - have you decided which one to get yet?

I have the BJ City Elite which is a three wheeler which has a jump seat (attaches to the front) for a toddler and it's a brilliant off road and exercising pram. The City Mini has more 'stroller' type wheels IYKWIM so I don't think it would be much good for off road but fine for footpaths.

Blueiris - keep in mind that your DD probably won't be that keen on the pram in the not too distant future so you may end up pushing one child in a double pram (ie one seat will be empty!) so maybe something with a detachable toddler seat might be a better option. The BJ City Select is a good one if you want a four wheeler. Bugaboo are releasing their new side-by-side, the Donkey, overseas now (I think) and it easily converts to a single stroller or a double. I don't think it's due for release in Aus though until the end of the year s you'd have to order from the net if you were keen.