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Silver Cross Traditional Pram - too old fashioned??

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BigMomma3 · 28/01/2010 09:43

Am due with No4 in July and my parents want to get me a traditional Silver Cross. Now I have not seen any of these about at all recently and I live in quite a chavvy area so will I get laughed at?? Will people think that I am the baby's nanny (will have to get a grey pinafore and apron )?

Can't do links but web address is below.

www.silvercross.co.uk/our-range/heritage-collection/kensington/

I had one of these (which my parents also got me) for my DD 13 years ago and although it's a pain the butt in put it in the car, it's excellent from a comfort point of view and good for carrying shopping (could get almost a whole weekly shop in the basket!). It looks heavy but I used to walk about 3 miles a day with it (into town and back to lose weight) and it was fine. I was forever getting OAPs stopping me and saying it was lovely to see a proper pram not those plasticy things . I also used it with my twins for a few months before I got a side by side when they got too big for it.

I am thinking of getting one of those Britax lie flat car beds with the chassis as well for when we go out in the car but intend to do a lot of walking again with the Silver Cross. What do you think?

OP posts:
lovechoc · 14/02/2010 15:24

yes jane I've also noticed that fairground families tend to have the huge coach silvercross prams - they are absolultely gorgeous. I remember seeing a set of twins in them, either together or in seperate coach prams. Had to just stop and stare for a few moments, was really nice to see.

CoupleOfKooks · 14/02/2010 15:28

nice for the baby to be up out of traffic fumes and have a better view than just people's knees

jane2004 · 23/02/2010 19:54

yes the fairground people do have older children in them as well, have you noticed ?

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