We've purchased one of these after ditching the Cossato Bro and Sis double pushchair (see review!) My little girl who is now 2 prefers to walk now it so seemed more practical to have a single pushchair and buggy board instead of a double pushchair. What is it? ------------- Basically it is a buggy board with a difference. It attaches to the back of pushchair, and is designed for an older child to stand or sit on whilst you push your younger child. Price and Availability ------------------------- You can find these in most mother and baby shops, I actually bought mine on ebay. Tesco are selling them for £45 but I know ...  Read the complete review

**Back ground** I had at one point 3 children under 4 years old which made getting out and about rather tricky. I have an array of double buggies, baby carriers, harnesses and the like but found that they all had their fair share of problems whilst being out and about - normally that they were too cumbersome or awkward to shift between use in the car or out walking or that they were too big to store, either indors or in the car boot. So when I came across a seat-to-go buggy board it looked like the answer to my prayers. I brought mine from eBay for about 15 quid. **The Board - (what the manufacturer says!)** Unlike other buggy boards, the Seat 2 Go ...  Read the complete review

~~WHY WOULD I WANT ONE OF THESE?~~ My second son (who will be my last without question) was born when my first was already 3-and-a-bit years old and well and truly finished with his pushchair. This meant that we managed to entirely escape the whole concept of the double buggy, and buggy boards were something that I'd only ever heard of in 'Wanted' ads on Freecycle. Or so I thought... We've decided to blow the budget this year and actually go on a proper holiday, rather than the kind that you collect tokens out of the tabloids for, so we're off to France for a fortnight next month, which will include 3 days at Eurodisney. I've done a little research, ...  Read the complete review