If I had my time over, I would of brought a Phil & Ted's. I love the look of them and quite a few of my mum's group have them and love them. I have a Valco - which is fantastic because I do lots of walking out on walking tracks etc so it's very sturdy. However it's a nightmare at the supermarket - it's wheel base is so big it won't fit through a regular checkout, we always have to ask them to open the disabled ilse for us.
Firstly, I would like to say a very big thank you to everyone who provided feedback, you have all been very helpful.
My husband and I were in different opinions about the pram as I tend to always go for higher quality (more expensive) and as he is an accountant tends to be more realistic. I originally wanted the Beema Q as I have quite a few friends who have it and have all recommended it, however, I decided that I wanted to make my own decision and not choose a pram purely b/c my friends have it. Once I saw the P&T prams I changed my mind almost immediately about the Beema Q and decided that P&T was the way to go. However, we finally decided today that although it is quite expensive, much more so than the Beema Q, we are getting the P&T Vibe, it was the most expensive one ut of all the P&T's but I really liked it and fell in love with it almost straight away. The actual pram was $899 + extras it was approx $1100, we too were thinking ahead and thought about more children which was what made the sale...
Good buy I actually wish I had spent more on a pram and not bothered with a change table- you will use your pram almost evry day and it pays to have a good one
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I actually wish I had spent more on a pram and not bothered with a change table- you will use your pram almost evry day and it pays to have a good one
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