|
Emmaljunga Coronette PushchairNewest Review: ... allow double pushchairs on, particularly in a busy city like London. Our first six months went by with me staying home most ... more |
||
by - written on 28/07/00 (Very useful, 1367 readings)
Rating:
WHEN I HAD MY SECOND CHILD I BOUGHT A TANDAM PRAM THE TODDLER IN FRONT AND THE BABY BEHIND.I FOUND THIS WAS TOO HEAVY AND VERY CLUMSY I THEN TRIED A SIDE BY SIDE TADAM AGAIN A PAIN!! SO WHEN I GOT PREGNANT WITH MY 3RD CHILD MY FIRST BUY WAS AN EMMALJUNGER WITH A TODDLER SEAT.WHAT A DIFFERANCE.I HAVE THE CLASSIC WHEELS CHASIS WICH I BELIEVE ARE HAVE MORE SUSPENSION.IT IS LIKE AN ORDINARY PRAM SO BABY IS VERY COMFERTABLE AND THE TODDLER SITS ON TOP IN A REMOVABLE SEAT.THEY ARE ALOT LIGHTER THAN THE OTHER TANDAM PRAMSAND ARE EASILY PUSHED ONE HANDED(HANDY IF YOU HAVE 3UNDER 4 LIKE ME)THERE ARE LOTS OF OPPTIONAL EXTRAS AND THE PRICES ARE NO MORE EXPENSIVE THAN YOU WOULD ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/08/03 (Very useful, 2001 readings)
Rating:
I have very recently joined the group of emmaljunga pram users. I have two children a 7 month old and a nearly 3 year old. When I was pregnant with my second child, I did a lot of research in to double pushchairs, buggy boards, toddler seats, but I was very confused. I couldn’t decide what would be best for our particular lifestyle. We didn’t have a car and used public transport very much. We used the bus a lot and we were concerned about whether the bus drivers would allow double pushchairs on, particularly in a busy city like London. Our first six months went by with me staying home most of the time, or them my husband and me would go out together both ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/04/01 (Very useful, 1850 readings)
Rating:
I think this pram is really good. I had my second son when my first was only 14 months old and I needed a pram for both but which was n't too heavy or to wide. I found that the susspension for this pram made the pram seem less heavy when travelling with the two boys especially when crossing the roads. This pram lay flat for the newborn and a toddler sat just sat on the top for the elder child. The only problem with it that I had was if the elder child fell asleep he couldnt lie down but i was lucky and this rarely happened. This pram came with a an apron which i used instead of a footmuff so i saved the money on buying a seperate item and this ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/07/00 (Useful, 3868 readings)
Rating:
I bought an Emmaljunga Coronette with a toddler seat just before I had my second child, when my oldest was 2 1/2years old. I had looked at other double pushchairs but much preferred the Emmaljunga, as it is no longer than an ordinary pram. It is very comfortable for the youngest child, is easy to get up kerbs as it has large wheels and it has a large shopping tray underneath. You can choose to have the children facing you or away from you, although it is very hard to steer with the oldest child at the front. The toddler seat is removable but takes a while to do. I just fold the seat down if I only have one child with me, or if my oldest walks. The only ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Emmaljunga Coronette Pushchair
Britax Zeta
Canopy Window - Lower Storage Basket - Parent Pocket Bag - Single Seat
Chicco C1 Trio Auto-Fix
Travel System (Car Seat Included) - Washable - Back Wheel Brakes - Front Wheel Brakes - Wheel Suspension - Lower Storage Basket - Parent Pocket Bag - Single Seat
Mothercare Mychoice 4 Wheeler Pushchair
cheap, good quality, lasts baby throughout pram and pushchair phase, travel system, easy to collapse
handle bar scrapes floor, some might find it annoying that pram cot collapses when taken off chassis


