Bugaboo Fox

I really love my Bugaboo Fox 5, we bought the travel system from a local pram shop but the same deal was on John Lewis. I really liked going to John Lewis and testing them out. I think there are big pram stores around the UK. We got the Maxi-Cosi 360 car seat with it. Can highly recommend both. Easy to use and both fit in most cars, I have a smaller car than my husband but both fit perfectly.

For simple and lightweight I'd consider the Joolz AER. I have it as our travel pushchair and sometimes wish I'd bought the whole travel system. It's very easy to use, lightweight and small. We have the bugaboo fox 5, which is bigger but we do love it. We bought everything else second hand but don't regret spending more on a good pram because we use it every day and it's so important for me to feel I can easily get out of the house with my baby. My baby is now 10m and we have used a pram every

We have the bugaboo fox 5 and the Joolz AER for travel. We use both all the time and love them for different reasons. No regrets. We bought everything else second hand and all her clothes are from Vinted or hand me downs. What to choose depends so much on lifestyle in my opinion.

We live in the countryside and have a bugaboo fox which works perfectly for rural walks and my son always looks very comfy on it! I absolutely love it but you need a big carboot and it folds in two pieces which can be annoying. We also have a small puschair ABC design I think we use when we travel, for shopping trips or when we go to the city/busier places. Super convenient to have one of those when they get a big older, I would not recommend exactly that one though as my son always seems to be

Book a nursery appointment in John Lewis and try them all out. That's what we did and we were given discount codes valid for a month as well to spend in there. We went with the bugaboo fox 5 which is great but it is huge. Depending where you live it could be a great choice. Especially because it's safe for overnight sleep if you buy the stand for like an extra 150 GBP. It's not a pram for travelling IMO, we got a second hand one smaller for holidays. Factoring being able to fold easily with

A lot depends on where you live & how often you'll be in and out of the car. We have the Bugaboo Fox and loved it for the newborn (bassinet) phase, but we live in London and it's sometimes embarrassingly large, particularly on buses, in certain cafes and shops etc. We also have the Bugaboo Butterfly 2 which is fantastic and now she's almost 1 we're using this more and more for everyday. If you aren't using public transport a lot and have a big car boot the Bugaboo Fox is 10/10

What works for a newborn won't necessarily be the best for an older baby/toddler. I can't comment on the newborn side of things, but I've hired a yoyo for 2 holidays now and it is great for a toddler. For our first holiday, my son was 8 months and I didn't like how reclined it was in its most upright setting; our Bugaboo Fox 2 allows him to be more upright, so we were used to that. It wasn't as much of an issue for our second holiday as my son was nearly 2 and would sit himself up more if he wan