when i wass pregnant with my 3rd child i knew that i would have to get a better doble buggy-i did have the mothercare duolite as all my children are under three years old, but it was hard enough to use with just 2, and adding a buggyboard or pushing it with one hand when my next one arrived would have been a nightmare. i had saved some money for it and decided that i would get a good quality buggy. i looked at every double buggy on the market several times-i spent hours trawling the internet, comparing statistics, reviews and prices and narrowed it down to a couple. i really liked the first wheels city twin, as it had a seperate carrycot and the ...  Read the complete review

Out'n'About Nipper Double 360 Pushchair Smug. Now that's not a word I used to spend much time thinking about as a young man but as I grow older it is something that appears more and more. I blame Bridget Jones and its effect on my wife's generation. I think it was here that the term 'smug marrieds' first came to prominence and how the eponymous singleton would shrink under the pitying gaze of married friends. In fact 'smug married' is only one of several circles of smugness that appear on life's journey. It starts with 'smug couples' looking down on their single friends, moves on to 'smug couples living together' through 'smug married' and into 'smug parents'. ...  Read the complete review

We searched high and low for this pram - it must have been the hot product of 2007; wherever we tried to get one from had sold out - even the manufacturers were reportedly out of stock too. Of course it had to be the black one. Or at the very least charcoal. Well luckily stock came through literally a few days before D-day. I spent a very long time researching this product. We needed a double seater for our twins, and preferred the side by side style (the 1 in front of another meant the littley behind couldn't see and we wanted them to bond side by side). So armed with a tape measure I soon learnt that the main limitation for us was the front door width ...  Read the complete review

I bought this pram when my children were one and two years old. There is 16 months between them, and I don't drive. At the time we lived in Belgium, and were in a rural area with no buses. As it was over a mile and a half to the shop/toddler group I needed a good pushchair. Before buying this I was using the Phil & Teds Sport, with doubles kit. I have large babies, and the little one was no longer comfortable. In a ddition to this, they were getting too heavy, and the Phil & Teds was becoming too unstable getting up and down the pavement. A friend of mine with twins had the Out'n'About Nipper Double 360, and having pushed it I decided to ...  Read the complete review

This has got to be the best purchase i have made as a mummy!!! I recently had twins and after much deliberation and stress of choosing a pram i am pleased to say i made the right choice with the 360 Nipper and have never been disappointed!! As newborns my twins were in it from birth, they were 5lb 3oz and 5lb 6oz and even though they were so little they fitted very comfortably and looked very snug!! The suspension is fabulous which meant the boys did not feel every lump and bump in the roads. This has got to be the easiest pram to push and i tried many!!! The 360 degree swivel front wheel enables you to push with one hand and manipulate tight corners with ...  Read the complete review