Following on from my cocoon review, I figured it was time to add the other bits and pieces we used. ~~ The doubles kit ~~ The P&T single buggy can be turned into a double with the ease of another seat and a couple of elbow adapters. The seat can attach to the back of the buggy when in toddler/toddler mode or to the front of the buggy in baby/toddler mode. To attach it to the front of the buggy you will need the elbow adapters (they usually come with the seat unit or can be purchased for around £12). The seat itself is pretty fixed position but it can lie down a tiny, tiny little bit. ~~ Attaching it ~~ Attaching it is ...  Read the complete review

I had a Phil and Teds when my second son was born and my first son was just 2. I spent countless hours researching the pros and cons of various double buggies and although the Phil and Teds with doubles kit isn't perfect, in my opinion it is the best solution, here are my thoughts. Until i found a shop which stocked these buggies I couldn't work out how they work - a demo is essential. Basically the 'doubles kit' is the small chair which you can see on the back of the buggy in the picture. This set up can be used from 6 months. When the baby is under 6 months the main seat of the buggy lays flat and the doubles kit chair sits on the front where the bumper bar is for ...  Read the complete review

I bought this after having a bad experience with a side by side double, they are quite expensive but there worth it there fantastic prams and very convienent if you use buses a lot, you can have a cocoon in the back aswell so your newborn can lay flat and as they get older you have a little seat for them which does recline slightly. Its very easy to push but is very heavy when folded. The only problems i have with this pram is i dont like the fact that my youngest child cant see anything sat behind the chair and hes very nosy so gets annoyed when he cant see much, also when i first got it my son was a baby in the cocoon and people used to bang into the back of ...  Read the complete review

i attually could not survive with out my phil and teds sport, i upgraded to the sport after having an e3 and although i adored my e3, i love the improvements of this version. pricey at £340 - and that was the best online price at the time, but definatly worth it - especially as seccond hand the price isnt much different! there are various positions that this buggy can do... single, newborn/toddler or toddler/toddler. i chose the pink camo fabric design - just be different really, at least 3 of my friends are child minders and they have the black sports, so i wanted to be different, plus i just love pink and luckily my three children are ...  Read the complete review

I bought this when i had my second child in jan 07, 11 months after my first child. I loved the idea of the buggy being nearly single sized and lightweight as i depend on public transport to get around. ALthough easy to get onto buses i found quite a few people did not realise there were two children in there as the newborn baby is quite well hidden, therefore quite a few ignorant people pushed past the pram, seeing my son on my lap assuming the buggy was empty and bashing my premature daughter around quite fiercely. i found the raincover doesn't cover the child at the back particularly well when in toddler mode but it was so easy to push that i didnt really mind. The ...  Read the complete review