Graco Voyager Travel System

Having pushed around quite a few prams in my time, I knew that when my little boy came along we were going to get the best for him. No stubborn wheels, wobbly frames and poorly though-out designs for my lad! I did some research and thought that the Graco Voyager looked the best bet and the first time I saw it I was pretty impressed. As a three-in-one (pram, car seat, carrycot) it all seemed to work well together and we shelled out about £200, which was a little more than I was hoping to spend, but isn’t everything that you buy for a new baby? In the first few days it felt quite big and sturdy, but how would I feel about it after a few months? ...

When my son was born I trawled through the magazines and shops deciding which pram i wanted. Finally i decided on a lovley green number (i'll not mention the brand) which looked the part. It was gorgeous, just the pram I wanted. Completely passed me by that i lived in a flat or that i didnt drive - i just wanted this pram. Time and again i was stuck in town waiting for hours on end for a low floor bus to come along and bring me home, or just pay for a taxi, making a day out very expensive. The pram was cumbersome, awkward, whatever you want to say. My mum owned a Peugot 206 and it was a struggle to get it into. There was only room for the pram and ...

This really is a great Travel System- very lightweight, hardy, well designed, easy to clean, loads of basket space, easy to collapse and snap open, and it's done us really well. However, 14 months down the road of parenthood, it's gone into storage and we've bought ourselves a new, lighter stroller. I wish I had known about dooyoo when we were making the initial purchase ! The integrated car seat only lasts for nine months, if you're lucky, so that's another purchase you'll have to bear in mind for the later stages of baby's first year. Of course, as baby gets heavier, so does the pushchair !We've found that as our daughter has ...