ELC My First Stroller

If I had to write a list of the top ten most played with toys in our house then this stroller would surely be on it. We have a lot of toys, actually far too many probably, but this buggy has certainly been great value for money and is much loved. You can buy this buggy for £7.00 from ELC. For parents worried about the pink thing it comes in blue too - I would say it was a great toy for girls and boys alike. The buggy is an umbrella fold buggy, and folds down quite small. Unlike other similar buggies it is actually easy to fold for adults - I have struggled with a few at various play groups. It probably could not be folded by smaller children but ...  Read the complete review

I know someone who has this first E l C doll stroller. A 3 year old friend of mine pushes her baby and teddy in it. This first stroller is suitable for a child aged 2 to about 6 years old. The stroller is a collapsible design like a lot of proper baby buggies; this is good as it helps with storage. This stroller is a good toy it seems to be quite strong. This first stroller comes in two designs blue check seat dark blue wheels and handles. The other design the seat is a pretty pink it has a few flowers and birds printed on it. The handles and wheel rims are light blue. I think this pink one more suitable for a girl, particularly as it is a girly ...  Read the complete review

"Claribella?" "Yes, fellow Dooyooer friends" "Is it true that you have two little boys under the age of two and a half?" "Yes that is very true fellow Dooyooer friends, I am impressed at both your memory and observation skills" "Would it be rude of us to ask you a somewhat intrusive question that may get you a little agitated?" "No not at all, I am fairly laid back and whatever your question may be will probably not raise the angry beast inside of me in any way whatsoever" 'WHY THE HELL ARE YOU REVIEWING A LITTLE GIRLS PRAM IF YOU ONLY HAVE BOYS?????' Ok, Ok, I bought my ...  Read the complete review

As a mum of two little girls that have about 15 dolls between them a dolls pram is a vital part of live in my house. I didn't want to spend to much on a pram for my girls as they are only three and four so are not the best at looking after things. I also wanted a pram that was not to high as they are short (they take after their dad not me) After looking around I found (well sitting on my bum and searching the net) I found the early learning centre my first stroller and at £7 I thought I was a bargain as early learning centre toys are normally well made and good quality. I brought the pram from my local shop did not want to pay a delivery charge ...  Read the complete review

My wife has had to put up with very dodgy requests from me at times (doesn't mean she always says "yes" mind), so I tried to keep an open mind when she told me she wanted to buy our son a pram. Apparently he plays with his friends, and he walks a lot with it, which he won't do otherwise. I honestly wanted to shout NO when she said it, but then I thought about how lovely my boy is and why shouldn't he have something he wants because of my bias, so I said yes. The next day we were in the ELC, and I was well chuffed to see this stroller for just £7. Not only that, it was blue haha! So we bought it. I acted macho as we told the woman it was ...  Read the complete review