Egg Stroller & Quail Ride on Buggy Board (Including adapters)

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vote for the Metro+! We love ours, it's actually the only stroller we use now because I just don't need another one. It folds easily, goes in the overhead bins, fully reclines (you can use it for newborns and toddlers so helpful if you have a little one and one an older or ever will) and has a big hood and plenty of storage for us” - recommended by Mumsnet user, EisforElephants Our verdict You can get a scooter that attaches to the mountain buggy. So he can scoot along and then attach when tired.” - recommended by Mumsnet user, Caspianberg Our verdict In the early months, it's nice to be able to keep a close eye on your baby when you're outdoors, but as they grow older you might find that they're happier looking out at the world. Lightweight buggies Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 10.4 to 12.2kg | Folded dimensions: Two-piece compact fold 89 x 53 x 34cm; one-piece self-standing fold 44 x 60 x 90cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-proof | Carrycot included? Yes ( bundles with accessories also available) What we like Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 7.6kg | Folded dimensions: 45 x 33 x 60cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes, but only with car seat or carrycot | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Rubber coated wheels | Carrycot included? No What we like

All of your Lascal BuggyBoard questions answered

It’s extremely nippy, especially if you’re navigating small shop aisles or public transport (be that trains or buses), and it offers a smooth and comfortable ride over pavements and paths. The small wheels mean it fares less well on bumpy, uneven terrain like grass and gravel, so this is something to bear in mind if you live in a more rural area.

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When it comes to a reliable everyday umbrella stroller, you can’t go far wrong with Silver Cross. The Reflex buggy is popular with parents because it offers great versatility and features for making life easy with young children. Come rain or shine, this pushchair has got you – or should we say your baby – covered. The included rain cover has its own pouch for easy storage when it’s not in use and the UPF 50+ sun shade gives full coverage on sunnier days. The term buggy board officially refers to the Lascal Buggy Board, which was the very first board manufactured to be attached to a buggy. Most pushchair brands offer their own buggy board but you can also choose from a wide range of universal buggy boards designed to fit most types of pram. I love our Babyzen YOYO. I'm petite and it's the only one I've tried that is light and compact and easy enough to put up and down while also holding a baby (now toddler). We have stairs to leave the flat then have to fold it to get onto busy public transport - anything bulkier or heavier and that wouldn't be manageable alone, whereas the YOYO can go over my shoulder” - recommended by Mumsnet user, LeeMiller

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This board is recommended from 18 months - a little younger than many boards which are only deemed suitable from two years and up - so it’s ideal if you have a small gap between your kids. In addition to her work as a writer and editor, she has also appeared in a number of baby product review videos for Mumsnet's YouTube channel. She is mum to a one-year-old. Why you should trust us Suitable from: Birth to 17kg | Weight: 9.9kg | Folded dimensions: 66 × 54 × 19cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors sold separately) | Wheels: Rubber | Carrycot included? Yes What we like

4. Best compact buggy board: Lascal BuggyBoard Mini

Weighing just 6.5kg, it's a super-lightweight buggy that offers plenty of space for a child to grow and could last you around five years, making it great value for money. An upgrade on the original Baby Jogger City Tour, it can be used with a carrycot and baby car seat so it’s suitable from birth with plenty of options for seating your child when you’re on your travels. You do need to buy them separately though. Suitable from two-years-old, this buggy board may be just what you are looking for if you have a Baby Jogger pushchair. The board is compatible with Baby Joggers including Baby Jogger City Elite 2, City Mini 2, City Mini GT2, City Mini 2 Double, City Mini GT2 Double, City Tour Lux, City Select, City Select Lux and Summit x 3. Price-wise, this buggy board is one of the most affordable designs on our list. Compared to other stroller boards, it’s relatively purse-friendly; ideal if you’re not sure exactly how often you’ll use a buggy board but want to have one ready, just in case. Speaking of safety, one of the buggy’s standout features is the two brakes - a footbrake and a handbrake, similar to a bicycle brake set-up - which is great when pushing kids up and down steep hills. About 20 weeks I think as it was on offer then. My MIL had a bit of a meltdown about it being in the house as she’s superstitious. We just got it out of storage at 35 weeks ready for No2!”, Gillian1980

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I used the lascal too. 4 children so 3 of them had a buggy board at some point. Wouldn't have been without it. Also bought extra clips so could just move it from the pram to the stroller depending what we were doing that day” - loved by Mumsnet user, missnevermind Our verdict It's very heavy and has to be dismantled to fold away. Other prams collapse with everything still attached. Parents usually opt for the Maxi if they have a larger pram or a double buggy, and the Mini for a smaller stroller. We think the Maxi is easier to navigate over bumps and up and down kerbs, giving a slightly more stable ride, although both are secure for your tot to ride on. I’ve got the Nuna Mixx and absolutely love it! It’s got lots of little features that make it stand out for me so I think that the cost is well worth it” - recommended by Mumsnet user, BopaEli Our verdict I also have the Versatrax and love it. I have a Mini and it fits into the boot no problem - really easy to fold. I have used since newborn with adapters for the carrycot/car seat and now using the actual pram. I think it looks lovely as well. I am a foot shorter than my DH and the handle is adjustable enough to be at a comfortable height for both of us” - recommended by Mumsnet user, summerlovingvibes Our verdictIf you hate faffing about with fiddly gadgets, you can breathe easy thanks to the Bumprider Stroller Board. The manufacturer of this buggy board claims that it’s almost totally universal and doesn’t require tools for attachment to your buggy. Music to the ears of those of us who are, ahem, less than adept at DIY. The Ergobaby Metro+ can be used from birth, with an ergonomic near-flat seat that has comfortable padding, an adjustable leg rest and built-in newborn flaps to provide extra support for young children. You can also use the pram with a car seat. The stroller also has larger front and rear wheels for multi-terrain strolling – the stunning tri-spoke design matches and finishes the chassis, beautifully.