Any recommendations for a parent facing pushchair

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Preferably suitable from birth with a lie flat position? Or one that will take a Maxi Cosi car seat?

We have the Quinny Zapp Xtra which is really growing on me. As a Maxi Cosi/Quinny family (started with Quinny Buzz 3 and infant carrier - now have Zapp Xtra, Pearl and Tobi car seats) I am really impressed with this easy to use, lightweight, versatile pushchair. Easy for parents to use and comfortable for children, the pushchair grows with them. The fact it reclines is a bonus. Definitely all the best features of the Quinny products rolled into one!

It can be used both rear and forward facing and is compatible with the Maxi Cosi infant carrier.

i would say bee plus also. Another parent facing one that is of more sturdy build is the seed pli. V expensive at £799.00 but there are some on ebay for less. It is fab.

The seed pli monkeyspunk mentioned is reduced to £350 from £799 here if you want the swivel version.
They said the only reason it's so cheap is because they're not popular possibly because they're not well known.
They're a really good warehouse/shop type place in Rugby, Warwickshire. They're doing a 5% discount till 8th jan or do free delivery. Definitely worth a look!

My sister has a Mothercare Spin one, it's brilliant, takes a maxi cosi carseat, is rear and forward facing, tips to make a lie flat cot thingy and fits my three year old DD. If I could go back in time, I'd get one. But is 500 smackers. Tbh unless you have money to burn don't worry to much, in 6 months I bet you buy a Maclaren or similar and use that instead.

If I was spending a fortune on a buggy, I'd go for the Bee. But I have just got a very cheap second-hand Infinity (it has a separate carry cot) and I love it!

britax vigour 3 plus
also can get older bucket seat versions quiet cheaply on ebay
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Honestly now with the benefit of hindsight I would spend the 500 I spent on a maxi cosines with all the bits and buy the following. A good sling/baby carrier that both you and DP can use and a Maclaren. You will get years out of it. They are robust, small and very portable. Get the best you can afford and spend the change from your budget on a family holiday to center parcs or similar when the baby is born. Just my two pence worth!