Quinny Buzz 3

Whilst I was pregnant I walked around baby shop after baby shop looking for the perfect pram/travel system. I have an estate car but also have two dogs so I needed something which was quite compact but also fitted in with our active lifestyle. Most of the compact prams/pushchairs were very compact but the wheels were all plastic and small. They wouldn't stand up to the rough terrain of The Lakes and beaches. I wanted a pram that would take my baby through to toddler so I was prepared to spend the money. I finally decided on the Quinny Buzz 3. It was one of the most stylish and it seemed comfortable enough for a newborn baby, allowing baby to lie almost flat. ...  Read the complete review

We have only just started using the pushchair bit of our Buzz as we are combining it with the maxi-cosi car seat that we have. We bought ours in the strawberry colour, and we love the colour. We have recently bought the cosy toes to go with it. The straps are so easy to use on the seat unit and are easily adjustable and also comes with the hugger things on the straps. The seat reclines in many positions, although for when the child is older it could do with being able to be put more upright, but I suppose only time will tell with this bit. Also in the box is an extra seat cover so that you can swap them over when the child is older, ...  Read the complete review

This pram came recommended by a friend as I have a Ford Ka and knew it would be hard to find one to fit in my boot. This pram comes apart easily (seat comes off) so it is less bulky to store. It also folds width ways instead of length ways so fits in nicely if I take out my percel shelf. Its wheels are also detachable so makes it even smaller and easy to clean in winter when its muddy. The wheels are air filled but it comes with a pump in case they go flat. Front wheels are fixed or swivel. The seat is a nice squidgy foam material so its warm for baby. Our one also came with a seat adapter that you put on to make the seat bigger at 18 months old. The handle has ...  Read the complete review

I had been looking for a pushchair for months and i could not find any that suited me. I saw the quinny and loved the look of it and it felt really sturdy to push so i bought it along with the maxi cosi car seat, quinny cot, foot muff, basket, buzz bag, raincover and a few other bits and pieces. The total was around the £500.00 from mothercare. The pushchair is great to use, its easy to put up and when they are in the car seat you can just clip them in and go without having to disturb them. The actual body of the pushchair is quite big and is quite hard to get into small shops without bumping into everything. The shopping basket is also really small and ...  Read the complete review

When i was pregnant with my first child my mother offered to buy me a travel system for the baby. I had my heart set on a quinny buzz. It was quite expensive to purchase, around £350 for the pushchair. I also purchased the carry cot addition and the maxi cosi car seat. There are quite a few different colours you can purchase, at the time i had the choise between, black, pink, green blue or a strawberry red colour. I opted for the strawberry colour. First impressions was brilliant. It is really very stylish, is has a spring mechanism with opens up the puschair with just one hand. You will need 2 hands to put it down though. To fold the buzz you will need to ...  Read the complete review