I know this has probably been done a few times so I'm sorry for that, and I'm sure I'm asking this to early but last time it took the whole pregnancy and I still couldn't decide.
But I was wondering what pram you would recommend for someone that has a small budget, likes walking (downtown, around town a few times a week). It will probably be on grass, gravel etc occassionally, so it needs to handle this to.
We only have a target country and one baby store that's lucky to have 6 prams at anyone time, so we may need to go away to get it, so it would help if it was something widely available and frequently in stock. I would consider online ordering if I had to but I'd prefer to be able to test it first just to be sure.
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
And if possible something that will fit through checkouts etc.
I bought a pram/stroller online at deals direct, the Cosatto Mobi, for $499
I don't have a baby to try with it yet, but have pulled it apart and put it back together, and my sister has used it and loves it (and she is a emmalunga/peg perego/mountain buggy LOVER) She couldn't believe it was such a great pram for such a cheap price.
It is a 3 wheeler, that comes with a bassinet, full recline stroller seat, nappy bag, underpram storage, storm cover, shade cover, fleecy muff, large wheels that are composite plastic, so no flat tyres from Pr*ckles, hydraulic lift to open out frame easily, and is easily manouverable.
Deals direct have them on sale again at the moment. The toys r us near my place stocks them for $999. I went there and played with it first to make sure it would be right for us.
Kam - I have the Cruiser pram and bassinet from target and its great, its on sale at least once a month too, check it out in your local target and have a play, I would definately recommend it
Aaawwwwww KAM - Soooooooo sorry to hear that your little angel is no longer with you, HUGS during this tough time, Sending you lots of baby dust for the future x
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