Egg Stroller & Quail Ride on Buggy Board (Including adapters)

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Well-engineered to provide a cocoon-like environment for your baby, the Egg2 is a luxurious and popular choice with parents. Larger puncture free tyres feature a unique egg-shaped tread pattern, with the stroller leaving its mark wherever it goes. Engineered for comfort, superior handling and added durability, egg2 ® has been fitted with Tru-Ride ® technology as standard. However, just like the beefier version, it will fit any pushchair and has the same non-slip platform, with built-in suspension for a comfortable ride.

For scooter mode, you turn the rear wheel into the fixed position. To allow for manoeuvrability when it’s attached to the buggy, you can turn it for a 360 degree swivel function. There are light up, colourful wheels and an adjustable handlebar that houses four height options, from 68cm (26 inches) to 90cm (35inches) so it will grow with your child. As a scooter, it can handle up to 50kg of weight or 20kg as a buggy board when attached to a pushchair. At just 6.2kg, the Babyzen YOYO2 is an incredibly lightweight buggy and is the ideal pushchair if you live in the city or like to travel. Cabin-bag size, with folded dimensions of just 52 x 44 x 18cm, and approved by most airlines as a carry-on, the YOYO2 is super compact when folded and features a handy strap for easily carrying it on and off the plane. Cotter pins will hold the connectors in place securely, so make sure you measure the distance between each of the connectors to get them in the right position. Your manual will have the exact measurements included to get the cotter pins facing the right direction. Beloved by parents on our forums and beyond, the UPPAbaby Vista V2’s quality and longevity is what sets it apart from other travel systems on the market. That and it has one of the smoothest rides of all the pushchairs we recommend. Allrepairs are undertaken by the manufacturer, independent of Little Angels Prams, but we will facilitate all collections and repairs.

To use a pushchair in the first six months of your baby's life, you'll need the seat to lie completely flat, as recommended by the NHS. A lie-flat pram will support your baby's spine and help to keep their airwaves open. Finally, we put each one through its paces with the help of real parent testers, during which they test and determine several factors, including: ease of use, sturdiness, storage available, how the recline and brake performs, the quality of accessories, cleanliness, aesthetics and value for money. Read next: How to clean a pram, including tried-and-tested tips from Mumsnetters What's the best buggy board? Suitable from: Birth to 18kg in each seat (around 4 years) | Weight: 14.5kg | Folded dimensions: 31 x 63 x 89 cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes, with car seat or carrycot | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Air-filled tyres | Carrycot included? No What we like

The seats lie flat so can be used from birth but you can also buy a newborn carrycot or a cocoon if you want to provide extra support. You can also add up to two car seats to the frame. The seat material is cosy and durable, providing plenty of support for young children. It features a secure five-point harness. It's also easy to push over any terrain so you don’t need to worry about rushing from the shops to the park as the Reflex can handle it all. If you’re a busy parent on the go, you want a stroller that can easily fit into your life and the Reflex has lots of great features for doing just that. It has an easy umbrella fold with a handle on the side for carrying around, a bumper bar which folds away, a UPF 50+ extendable hood, and a 5kg-capacity basket. One benefit of a travel system is that, with the right adaptors, you can take your baby car seat out of the car and clip it onto your pushchair. Depending on which buggy board you choose to buy, you’ll probably be able to begin using a board when your child is around two years old. They need to be able to be trusted to sit or stand sensibly, otherwise a buggy board may not be safe to use.

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I have a Babyzen and love it. I bought it for travel but ended up using it as my main pram through two babies!” - recommended by Mumsnet user, Imohsotired Our verdict Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 10.4 to 12.2kg | Folded dimensions: Two-piece compact fold 89 x 53 x 34cm; one-piece self-standing fold 44 x 60 x 90cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-proof | Carrycot included? Yes ( bundles with accessories also available) What we like I’ve got the Nuna Mixx and absolutely love it! It’s got lots of little features that make it stand out for me so I think that the cost is well worth it” - recommended by Mumsnet user, BopaEli Our verdict Whether you tend to travel by car or on public transport could have a big impact on your decision. Some prams are designed for public transport, but some are definitely not. If you do use public transport regularly or you plan to use it for shopping trips, look at how much it weighs and how wide it is. A lightweight, compact pram could be the best option for you – just make sure the seat can lie flat for the early months.The Egg2 can be used with both a carrycot and car seat for newborns, but the main seat unit also has a lie-flat recline. The carrycot is both cosy and comfortable and super lightweight to lift off the chassis. Suitable from: Birth (with carrycot) to 25kg in single mode and 15kg in double | Weight: 12.1kg (with one seat) | Folded dimensions: 60 × 28.5 × 70cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors) | Wheels: Puncture-resistant | Carrycot included? Yes What we like