Maxi-Cosi Quinny Zapp

When I had my first baby, I was looking for a buggy that was light, easy to assemble and that fit in my vw beetles tiny boot. I also wanted something I could use with my Maxi Cosi car seat so that I could place my sleeping baby in its pushchair without having to take her out. (adapters for this purpose are sold seperatly) The Zapp covered all my criteria, and more, I also found that it came with a carry cover and could be used as hand luggage at the airport. We took this to Florida with us and this proved to be an exellent decision as we did a lot of walking and the Zapp was incredibly easy to push unlike some 4 wheel buggies which take a lot of effort to ...

i fell in love with this pram the moment i saw it, its just the cutest pram ive seen so i had to have it. my first pram was the gracco tour travel system which was very bulky and weighed a ton (not good when u live on in a 1st floor apartment). i also found my son looked really uncomfortable in the car seat. so first of all i looked for a car seat and found the lovely maxi cosi one which had so much more room in for baby and also came with a removable foam pad which made it more comfy for small babies. once i had the car seat sorted i was on the look out for a lightweight stroller that i could possibly use with the maxi cosi car seat as a travel system and i ...

Working in a Baby Shop has never really helped my addiction to baby equipment, particularly now that I have two children. My 2 year old has had five buggies so far, and I can't seem to stop, heaven knows how many I will have gone through by the time my second child has grown up but thankfully if you chose your brands wisely they all will make a lot of their money back if you flog them on Ebay when you're finished with them. Its a good job i'm on maternity leave... otherwise Id be spending all my money at work at the moment! The Quinny Zapp is my current 'second stroller' (How bad do I sound, most people only have one!) and I bought it for very specific ...