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Quinny zapp

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no1putsbabyinthecorner · 23/12/2007 14:28

I am thinking of getting a quinny zapp for my 10 month old dd but Feel a bit guilty as it does not lay down ( however she too nosey to sleep when out now anyway) Just wondered if this caused any problems with anyone who has one.Women in mothercare says if they are tired they will sleep in it, just turn there heads to side.

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RubySlippedonastraymincepie · 23/12/2007 22:42

i don't like my Zapp

DH bought it - its only plus point is that it folds up very small

DH sleeps in his quite happily but i think there are probably better buggies around

LadyOfTheHollyAndTheIvy · 23/12/2007 22:45

Both of mine, aged 1 and 2 can sleep in it but they tend to stay awake if they can too.
Ds2 will protest a little first but then goes to sleep with his head turned to the side. i would not use it if either of them slept with it hanging forward in it though.
Very good bug overall I think, especially if you use the buses as I have to.

moljam · 23/12/2007 22:48

had 2 but didnt like way it tipped so easily-even dd or ds1 holding side to cross road tipped it.didnt like no recline.

bandgeek · 23/12/2007 22:52

It's lovely and small, however I have had a few tipping incidents with mine.

TenLordsaLapin · 23/12/2007 22:53

I've massively gone off mine, although that's after a year of using it almost every day. It tips, I can't get it to fold up all the time and it doesn't recline. BUT it is very light and easy to fling in the car, also good for shopping. DS has never had a problem sleeping in it.

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no1putsbabyinthecorner · 24/12/2007 19:23

mmmmm.... Not sure now. Thanks for all your advice. Merry xmas to you all

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lizandlulu · 24/12/2007 19:37

my dd is like yours and never sleeps in hers, but she is older at 2 years old anyway. i have never had a problem with it tipping as i bought a bag to go under the seat, and a net to attatch to the back. my only problem is that the rear wheels are too wide for me to get used to after a maclaren.

by the way, i have one for sale

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