Bebe Confort Loola

I bought the Bebe Confort Loola in oxygen red when my son was about 6 months old to replace a massive bulky Graco travel system that my partner had insisted on because it had a clock and thermometer on it... I chose the Loola for the simple fact that at the time it was one of the few parent or forward facing pushchairs on the market and I liked the fact that I'd be able to chat away to my son face to face, rather than look like a maniac chatting away to a hood! When it arrived I was really pleased with the way it looked and it hardly took any time at all to assemble the bits that needed assembling (although it took a bit of time to get the seat cover on as the ...  Read the complete review

i currently have this pram for my baby girl and im not cmpletely sold on it to be honest.i have the red star limited edition version of this pram with the red chassi and seat frame. when you look at it ,it should be the ideal pushchair. it folds pretty small its forward and rear facing its got a big hood with window in it comes with raincover and you can buy lots of extras for it too on the down side the chassi doeasnt always clip together as it should, meaning you have to take the seat unit off to put the chassi up properly and then attach seat back onto it. which is useless if you oon your own and using public ...  Read the complete review

I have a confession. I'm a pushchair obsessive. My partner finds it worrying that I can correctly identify the majority of pushchairs on the market. Six weeks ago, I was trawling E-bay for a new pushchair. My son's previous pushchair had been bulky, with very low handlebars. And if I have to admit it, VERY ugly. Then I saw it. "£70.00 Bargain! Loola Pushchair!"My eyes scanned the screen. This had to be a wind up. Two days later, my Loola was delivered. It was second hand, and the faults had been described very honestly. The first thing that struck me was how small the pushchair folded whilst in parent facing mode. As one of ...  Read the complete review

====The Item==== A stroller which is lovely to look at! It has an aluminium frame, a seat unit which you can detach easily to turn the other way around if you wish, swivel wheels, two handles, the positions of which can be changed to inward or downwards, and a storage basket. I purchased mine for just over £200, with a raincover and cosytoes. ====My Experience==== This was my second pram for my second child, as the one I had for my son was too bulky and you had to take the seat unit off first in order to collapse it. I wanted a stroller that you could just fold in just one movement. I suppose I just fell in love with this one, as I saw ...  Read the complete review

Loola I had always fancied a loola when daughter was tiny I thourght looked lovley but I dident get one until she was nearly 2 as was after a cheap compact rear facing pushchair. I loved the easy fold and recline which is back off pushchair seat pull the lever down same as M&P prams then just push seat fowards from behind to go upright again. The brakes were at the foot and seemed really good. The chassis itself is smart silver,compact,it is quite wide and some people say bit heavy however any buggy in rear facing particuarly wih older baby and child will be heavy it seemed no heavier than others I have tried. The hood gives good ...  Read the complete review