A few months ago when my girlfriend and I told our parents that we were expecting a baby, they were delighted. Being my parents first grandchild, they were very keen to be able to help out as much as possible and offered to buy us a buggy/travel system. While talking to the daughter of a friend of theirs, they learned about the Bugaboo Frog, a travel system combining pram/carry-cot and pushchair with a frame that is compatible (via adapters) with most of the car seats on the market. Bearing in mind that my girlfriend and I are fairly frugal types and had been thinking that we would make do with cheap and cheerful pushchairs etc, when we looked at the price of ...  Read the complete review

We got the Bugaboo Frog early on before it became so well known in the hands of famous parents! If it had been I'd probably have been less keen on it as I'm not really one to get something that is seen as the in thing. That said I don't regret getting it one bit and even today I rarely see another one around here (in Coventry) though they are very common when we go down to London and visit places like Kew Gardens. We bought the Bugaboo partly because we wanted a buggy capable of going off road and the two differing wheel sizes combined with it being able to easily switch where the handle is and therefore which wheels are to the front makes that very easy. ...  Read the complete review

Back in 2005 I purchased the Bugaboo Frog for my first child. It was at the time that the Bugaboo Camelion and Gecko was due to be released however, I made sure that I reserved the pram early in order to get the frog as I believed it was a far superior pushchair, for the same price. I wasn't wrong. The Frog is now on its second child, and still looks as good as new. It is regularly commented on in the playground and many people are surprised when I tell them its age! The Bugaboo Frog is an early pushchair from the Bugaboo range. Although it has now been replaced by the Camelion as its equivalent, it is still available from ebay and to order in from europe and ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to prams Bugaboo prams are the best. In my opinion what makes them really good is due to the fantastic ride it gives your little one. At a cost new of £600 you can only buy the Frog second hand now as it has be superceded by the Cameleon. It may seem like a lot of money but you will only ever buy the one pram. I know people who buy two or three prams and are not happy. It starts off in pram mode where your baby lies flat and converts into stroller mode when they are ready to sit upright. You can have baby facing you or facing away. There is a canopy to provide shade. The chassis is really bouncy so you glide along. It's really easy to push. You ...  Read the complete review

This is a great buggy, its very compact and very easy to use and assemble. Its well worth the money as you get three things in one, a buggy for the baby lying down, a sitting seat so once the baby is over 6 months of age and it is also adaptable to put car seat on by getting the ( the maxi cosi adapters which we had, made live a lot easier when going from the car to the buggy). A great feature of the pram is that it has so many adjustable positions to put baby and which way to face etc. The different ways are designed on what terrain you are going on, little wheels at the front swivel to steer and then you can have the large ones at the front (for ...  Read the complete review