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

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Mum-of-two Louise Baty has been a journalist for almost 20 years and covers parenting, health and lifestyle for consumer print and online publications. The seat has very high sides even when not in carrycot mode so is snuggly and lovely for DD" - recommended by Mumsnet user, Njh1986 Our verdict It has a number of great features including five recline positions, a large UPF 50+ sun canopy with a zipped extension and mesh window, a storage basket that can hold a whopping 13.6kg (one of the largest we’ve seen, in fact!), an adjustable handlebar to suit different parent heights and an indicator to tell you whether or not the brake is on. Read next: The best buggy boards to buy, as tested by parents Why do babies need to lie flat in a pram?

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Read next: How to clean a pram, including tried-and-tested tips from Mumsnetters What's the best buggy board? Looks the part but practicality isn't there. Being first time parents we liked the look of the egg and were sold all it's fantastic features. Seeing other mums with their prams I wish we had bought the Oyster. Adjustable handlebars: A handlebar that can be adjusted will make the pram much more comfortable to push and will come in handy for parents who are different heights.Read next: The best child bike seats for a safe and fun ride Buggy board or double buggy? How do I decide which is best for me? The stroller also has larger front and rear wheels for multi-terrain strolling – the stunning tri-spoke design matches and finishes the chassis, beautifully. Weighing just 6.5kg, it's a super-lightweight buggy that offers plenty of space for a child to grow and could last you around five years, making it great value for money. An upgrade on the original Baby Jogger City Tour, it can be used with a carrycot and baby car seat so it’s suitable from birth with plenty of options for seating your child when you’re on your travels. You do need to buy them separately though. The Egg2 range of Prams and Pushchairs also features Tru Ride Technology, a full size seat unit, and parent or world facing positions.

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The Lascal BuggyBoard Maxi is our favourite buggy board because it’s sturdy, easy to use and versatile as it fits more than 99% of pushchairs and can also be bought with a matching seat. How we chose our recommendations Recommendations from real parents The Lascal BuggyBoard is a game changer for parents of two or more who need an easy and cost effective way to get around with a baby and toddler. Their buggy board is made to be universal, fitting almost every pram and pushchair on the market. And, as pioneers in buggy board design, Lascal promises a safe and secure ride for little ones to rest their legs. Its major selling points are its weight – it's sturdy but only weighs 9.6kg so the frame feels light to push, fold and carry; and its two-in-one seat that converts from a newborn bassinet to a regular seat for babies from six months. With large puncture-proof wheels and a bouncy suspension, Bugaboo’s latest offering in the Fox line, the Fox 5, provides an exceptional ride for little ones. Our parent tester, Beccy, put it through its paces on gravel roads, muddy paths and woodland trails, describing it as a “true workhorse” when on the move with her toddler and preschooler. Parents usually opt for the Maxi if they have a larger pram or a double buggy, and the Mini for a smaller stroller. We think the Maxi is easier to navigate over bumps and up and down kerbs, giving a slightly more stable ride, although both are secure for your tot to ride on.I loved my Vista. Only used it as a single but it was brilliant in every way” - rated by Mumsnet user, MartinMartinMarti