Hi All
I'm looking for some advice re pushchairs! My son will be 2 years 8 months when the new baby is born. He walks everywhere but at the moment still needs a pushchair every now and again (for example if we are out and he needs to nap) and we think he may still do so when the baby arrives. We therefore need to consider a pushchair which can accommodate a toddler and a newborn.
We have an Icandy Apple which can be converted into a Pear with a Pip converter kit, and possibly used with a buggyboard as well. We've priced it up and for everything we need I don't think that we will get much change out of £500. I've also been told by one shop that the Apple, and the Pip converter kit have been discontinued and we may have difficultly in finding all the relevant bits we need. They do seem to be out of stock in a lot of places, but we were told by Mothercare that they haven't in fact been discontinued...so a little bit confusing!
We've also looked at the Bugaboo Donkey Duo. I like this as it means that the newborn wouldn't be underneath the main seat which I don't really like the idea of (although I understand that unless you get a side by side most are like this for weight distribution purposes). When it is in single mode it is also narrower than the Apple at the widest point and only marginally bigger when expanded to be a duo.
Does anyone have any views on either of these? Or any recommendations of other double pushchairs suitable for a toddler and newborn? We are wondering how long the toddler will actually need the pushchair for in reality. Money isn't really the issue - we'd be happy to buy a new pushchair, the most important thing is that we get one that does what we need for both children! Any views welcome!
Thanks in advance! xx
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DropsofJupiter1980 · 16/05/2017 10:14
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