thread: Pram for 2 where newborn can face you?

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Feb 2007
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    have heardgood things about that one.
    i think the mountain buggy newborn can face you if you use the carrycot - not sure though.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    ACT
    681

    You could look at the abc adventrue buggy they have a toddler/newbourne seat that actually goes on the hood. and the toddler can be in the bigger section at the bottom/normal seat. this way it is the width of a normal single pram.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    BrisVegas
    1,467

    Yeah the ABC adventure buggy is good, but much more expensive than the FirstWheels one. But it is only a single with the top seat, so it would be alot easier to use at the shops. But you also have to take the top seat off before you fold down for storage, which I guess isn't a huge problem but I think would be a pain after awhile. The mountain buggy twin has the carrycot option as well, but again, alot more $$$ involved. Not sure how many more are on the market, that will give you this option.

    If I had my two now, I know I would definitely be going the First Wheels one.

    Sorry will post again if I can think of any others. Good luck

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    1,794

    I saw the first wheels one in a shop the other day.

    It was really easy to use (changing seats to forward/rear etc).. And I loved it..

    But I can't fit a side by side, except umbrella fold, in my boot

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jun 2006
    Where the sun shines brightly!
    906

    Thanks guys - will check out the Adventure Buggy and Mountain Buggy options too.

    I love the first wheels one but the width at the shops would be a pain at times. Gosh - it just seems so hard to get everything you want in one pram!!

    X

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
    288

    We bought a Phil and Teds Sport for our first child, knowing that we would probably need a pram for 2 down the track. The time has nearly arrived to use it. I have fount the P and T quite good and have friends who use it with the toddler attachment at the moment and have had no troubles. It's one of the only 3 wheeler prams on the market which fits through normal doorways in shops and through the checkouts in grocery stores.

    Worth looking into. Oh by the way...a little expensive but because we bought it for our first we knew we'd get good use out of it.