If you're looking for a basic stroller then you can't go far wrong with the Tesco Value Buggy. For just £20 you get a lightweight (4.43kg), umbrella folding stroller that's perfect for quick trips to town or the park. We've been using our buggy for about ten months now and it's still going strong. The two-stage folding mechanism is easy to operate one-handed, even when carrying a struggling toddler in the other arm, meaning that I can put it up and down within seconds and the folded buggy is able to fit in even the smallest of car boots. The handle height might be a little low for some, at 96cm it's perfect for me (5'1"), but Daddy (5'8") has to ...  Read the complete review

I am not one of those people who have to has pink for a girl and blue for a boy and when my eldest got to around 2 years old we decided to wanted a light weight stroller for the summer as she wasn't ready to walk all the time. I was looking on the internet and found this one which I thought would be perfect and although it came in a pink version it wasn't available at the time so we got the blue one. I ordered the buggy from Tesco and collected at the Tesco desk so i didn't have to pay for delivery so it cost me £19.99 which is fantastic value and to be honest even if it had just lasted the couple of summer months (or is that weeks) I still felt I would have ...  Read the complete review

When my son was toddler age, I decided that I was going to have two pushchairs for him. I wanted a main one which would be kept up at home and used as a main pushchair, but I wanted just a cheap and cheerful stroller to keep in the car as my main pushchair took up too much room in the car and I was unable to get any shopping in. The cheapest I could find was the Tesco Value one and it doesn't get anymore basic than this, but at the end of the day it did the job and that's all that matters. This stroller is a single seat pushchair and is really lightweight with four quite small wheels so would not be much use over rough or uneven terrain! It has two large, ...  Read the complete review

Being an inveterate cheap-skate, the prospect of a lightweight baby buggy for under £20 from Tesco's seemed too good an opportunity to miss. I bought the equivalent of (ie. one very similar to) this model back in 2006 and while the look of the product has improved since then, the current price has stayed much the same; four years ago it cost about £15 but the new one it currently available from Tesco Direct for £19.99. (And the pink 'girls' version - the 'Kitty Buggy' - is currently selling for a totally knock-down price of £9.99). So my first Tesco Value Stroller was a very natty red coloured version with a dull grey frame - but it was stolen while we were ...  Read the complete review

My three year old hasn't been in a pushchair for a long time now, she's been a brilliant walker from around 20 months and as soon as she could walk that was it, she was off and refused to even sit in a pushchair. She's recently started nursery and to start with I was taking her in the car, but my next door neighbour (who's son is at the same nursery and is definitely not a good walker) broke her pelvis in a car accident a couple of weeks back. Being the good friend I am, I offered to take her son to nursery with my little one because she's completely bed ridden at the moment. The problem is I've only got one car seat, and with just two points left to play ...  Read the complete review