I bought this stroller about a year and a half ago. It didn't seem very convenient to me from the beginning because it had always problems with locking when you fold it. Within one year its locks on the front wheels were completely out of order and rolling this stroller became a real torture. Reclining position is not great, therefore my 2y.o. was never able to rest in it. And it's not quite stable when you unfold it. Security straps are not long enough even for 2y.o. therefore we had to fix it around her waist. It's not bad for the toddlers but I know now there are much better strollers on the market. This one was the waste of money.

Leebruss ABC-Design Stroller - lovely looking stroller, people even stopped in the street to comment on how nice it was. It's funky and my husband liked it too!! Adjustable height on handle, which was handy because my husband is tall. The carry cot looked comfortable with a tidy mattress. The seat unit had an adjustable bracket, so baby was able to lay back and go to sleep during walks and sit upright when necessary. Seat unit and attachable car seat have adequate room and could be suitable for a child up to 3 years. The only reason that i have stopped using the stroller is because of the space it took up in the car. We have a fiesta, the wheels and axle did fit into  Read the complete review

I first noticed this pushchair on the television programme The Apprentice. It was one of the items which they were trying to sell at the Baby Show and it caught my interest as soon as I saw it. Being a fairly frequent traveller I had been looking for a new pushchair for each of my children which was compact, comfortable, stylish, light and easy to use. This pushchair seemed to tick all of these boxes so I started looking for further information as soon as the programme finished. The stroller itself is very compact and can be folded down to measurements of just 50x44x30cm making it very easy to use on public transport and to fit easily in a vehicle ...  Read the complete review