Cheeky Rascals Buggy Board

Now that my youngest daughter has outgrown the pram, and my oldest daughter is still not quite old enough or big enough to walk everywhere with me (previously sat on her pram seat on top of pram, see earlier review), I needed some sort of transport solution so I could get about quickly with both kids in tow. This is where the Lascal Buggyboard came in. I looked around quite a bit on the internet and couldn't find many reviews on the different buggy boards available, so I was really unsure about which one to get. But luckily my older brother has one of these (with kids of a similar age) so I tested his out first before buying and it seemed to work fine for me ...  Read the complete review

Well my sons almost two and a half now and likes to walk everywhere or rather says he's going to then ten minutes down the road and he wants a carry. Now this wasn't to bad when I only had one child but now with a daughter too I had to think of a remedy for the situation. I originally bought a second hand double buggy (I wanted to see if I'd like them before shelling out a wad of dosh on a new one) when I was pregnant with my daughter but after two weeks I found it weighed ton and was very cumbersome getting on and off public transport so I decided I wanted buy a buggy board. I remembered reading about this wonderful invention ...  Read the complete review

The buggy board, in my opinion, is one of those products which after purchase you will either love or hate with a passion. It is well worth taking the time to research the buggy board fully before buying one, and preferably trying one out as at £59.99 for the maxi version (pictured here) or £35 for the smaller budget version, the board is either a good substitute for a double buggy or a complete waste of money if you decide you hate it. If, as I did, you love it then it is worth every penny. I acquired my buggy board by doing a swap for another item with a friend who had used it a total of twice - it was not for her. She said she ...  Read the complete review

When I fell pregnant with my 4th child I started to panic about how I was going to cope with getting from A-B as my children were 5yr, 2yrs and 1yr, my 2yr old and 1yr old were in the double but I know when the baby came I'd need an alternative for my 2yr old, although she walks very well for her age, my 5 year olds school was a 20 minute walk from our house which meant in total 80 minutes of walking every day and although she could do it, it left her exhausted and my nerves frayed after constant dawdling. When a friend offered me her buggy board I jumped at the chance although serveral people had said their little ones prefered to walk than use the buggy board but I ...  Read the complete review

"Come on, hurry up, get a move on we haven’t got all day!" No response. No increase in speed. It continues…"No I can’t carry you, you’re too heavy, and no you can’t get in the pram you will squash your brother!" Tantrum time as Jamie throws himself to the floor (which always seems to be wet or dirty) complaining of a bendy leg and refuses to budge. What a palaver! I thought walks were supposed to be fun and good for you. Well, mine were certainly not fun as I was continually telling my three year old off. And I can’t see how they were ever really any good for me as I was never able to go far enough for it ...  Read the complete review