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Mumsnet Discussions: Special needs : (4 messages)

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By lourobert on Thu 08-May-08 10:14:13

Ive posted in the past about laternative to the Maclaren major as I always thought that it looked very special needsy iyswim...however, one was delivered to my house yesterday. I knew nothing about it and didnt realise that one had been ordered for us [hmmm] however the man came in and set it up and I was pleasantly surprised and my son seems to love it, probably becasue he has more space and hes higher up.....!! Im pleased with it becuase my ds seems pleased with it.

...so my next question is does anyone know where you can gets a raincover and also if theres a sun canopy for it??

By ChocolateRockingHorse on Thu 08-May-08 10:16:31

The DO exist.. I just don't know where you get them and couldn't find them myself when I needed them.

I know they exist because a lady on another forum offered to send me hers.. and apprently did.. I just never received it.

Sorry. Not much help.

By magso on Thu 08-May-08 11:09:33

Oh I remember someome asking the same thing re rain cover about 4-6 months ago so perhaps a search? I do remember ( my memory is a bit dodgy) one poster saying to order assessories with the buggy - but I guess its too late now - although it might be worth asking the ?physio?!

By FioFio on Thu 08-May-08 11:14:36

here you go love

glad he likes it

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