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Phil & Teds Dot - too small???

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CobKa · 13/10/2012 09:39

Hi - I know the Dot is going to be on the small side and won't have masses of space, but as it folds up smaller it is going to be the best practical option for getting in the car. My main concern is that I've been told when the toddler is in the top seat and newborn lying in the cacoon thing, the toddlers bottom pushes down, squashing the newborn's feet! I can bear them not having tonnes of space, but not a newborn baby with stumped feet because of sister sitting on them!

Has anyone got any experience with this or heard any reviews?

Thanks

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BoSho · 02/05/2013 18:50

Hi CobKa. Did you buy a Dot in the end? Any experiences of squashing? Would also like to hear about it.

fairimum · 04/05/2013 09:16

I have had a sport and now have a dot. The newborns feet do get squashed, but I found it no worse in the dot! We prefer the dot, but I am only 5'2, but my husband is over 6' and finds it ok too.

Xiaoxiong · 04/05/2013 14:27

fairimum can you elaborate on the sport vs the dot?

Our neighbours have just offered us their well used sport (2009) for £50 (includes cocoon, rain cover and doubles kit) so interested in your experiences.

Other neighbours selling a Vibe but I don't like it, it feels like a tank (and they want £300 with no doubles kit or cocoon).

There are used dots on eBay though so that's also an option!

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