When my trusty Maclaren finally broke on me it was time to look for a new pushchair. I wanted something light, compact and cheap! The Chicco Winter Stroller in blue was on offer in Argos for around £50 and fitted the bill perfectly. I have now owned this model for around 6 months and this is my experience of the product so far: The seat has a 5 position reclining backrest and is meant to be suitable from birth. Though for me personally, I wouldn't wish to use it from then as I prefer something flatter. The frame is aluminium weighing in at 7.5kg and its opened size is 64cm x 46cm x101cm. This makes it light to push, lift and compact enough to be used on public ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Chicco Winter London Stroller in Pink, when my daughter was 8 months old. She had been in a Silver Cross 3D prior to this, which I loved, but was hard work pushing around when just strolling along. It was around £50 in Argos at the time, on offer, which I thought was a pretty good deal for a lightweight pushchair that came with a fleece lined footmuff, and rain cover. I dont see the pink version around as much in the shops, but they do have a lovely navy blue & red as pictured, and grey. When I saw it pictured, it was exactly as above but replace the red with hot pink, which I thought would be nice for summer. So I was ...  Read the complete review

This is the buggy we are currently using with jess at the moment, it is suitable from birth as it lies completely flat but we didn't buy it until we were getting rid of our travel system when she was 8 months old but I am not a fan of this style for new borns as they look lost in them. It has the standard five point harness which most buggies have and adjusts really easy with the plastic hoops, it goes really small for young babies and very large as jess is 20 months and still has lots of adjusting to go so will last a while yet. It has a 5 position recline which allows new borns to lie flat right through to sitting forwards for a toddler, we use ...  Read the complete review

I opted for this stroller when my son was 4 months (although it can be used from birth) as the travel system I had was a bit to bulky and heavy to be practical. I wanted a light and compact stroller and that exactly what I got with the Chicco London. It's sturdy, easy to maneuver with a choice of lockable or swivel front wheels and the reclining back means its comfortable for the baby whether they are lying down to sleep or sitting up. It's also easy to put up or take down. The downsides are that I find the brakes really hard to apply or take off - and the shopping basket is quite small and if the chair is fully reclined, its pretty much impossible to access. I also ...  Read the complete review