which buggy is suitable for my 33lb 20 months DD

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i need with a hard footrest and a good size basket underneath

Graco Mirage? Mothercare do a similar one too which comes with a raincover IIRC - they are about £70ish.

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also she is 90cm long too (tall)

mountain buggys have a hard footrest, and are very sturdy and roomy........, big basket too.

hhmmmm ill have a look into both of them

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the mothercare urban detours are great for larger children. the seats are roomy and baskets are ok. i had dd2(size of a six year old) in ours the other week.

that may be hard to steer. the 2 single wheels at the back, wellthe metal bar may start to buckle. you will curse the thing. (i did with the citisport, dd2 was over 30lbs at 10months old)

I got a maclaren techno xt for my son, theres plenty of room and hes 3 and is a long boy! And hes quite heavy too. Id recommend it for bigger children

The Kite is for up to age 3, and the average 3 year old is about 30 - 35 lbs, so I would say you need one suitable to age 4.

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i tried the Graco mirage and she looks like a 5 yr old in it!

oh and i bought the Mothercare model one from a charity shop for 25 quids!!!