bugaboo bee advice

GracieP

Loopy_Lobes wrote: »

Is it just me who thinks these are really ugly looking? and the prices are shocking! I love my Petite Star Zia and it only cost £100!

Wow! I just looked on the link above, those are spectacularly hideous.:eek:

pinkpig08

Loopy_Lobes wrote: »

Is it just me who thinks these are really ugly looking? and the prices are shocking! I love my Petite Star Zia and it only cost £100!

hi, I've been looking at the Quinny Buzz, but looked up the Petite Star Zia. It looks great and I have to say it's won me over! The only thing is - is it easy to get a sleeping baby out of the car and into it, and vice versa? I loved my old travel system for that!

Loopy_Lobes

pinkpig08 wrote: »

hi, I've been looking at the Quinny Buzz, but looked up the Petite Star Zia. It looks great and I have to say it's won me over! The only thing is - is it easy to get a sleeping baby out of the car and into it, and vice versa? I loved my old travel system for that!

Hi there, the seat is quite wide so getting your hands round baby to get him/her in out is easier than some narrower buggies. The seat itself is quite well padded and comfy but I have a buggy snuggle on mine which fits perfectly and makes it very cosy. My little one is 20 months now so we don't have the sleeping problem anymore - unfortunately lol

clu

I love my bee. I only use it facing outwards as dd likes to look around. It is so easy to push, fold up and use. It fits perfectly into my polo and for the first time since having dd I could have my parcel shelf in and actually use the boot for shopping. I have a cosatto mobi as well but it is so fidly whereas the bee is so easy to use. Although they are expensive bugaboos do hold their value as they sell on well. Yes they are expensive but they are designed well and high quality.
I know there are some good sellers on ebay , my MIL got mine from mothercare on special offer.

kj*daisy

MAclarens are the best buggys I have ever had, easy to push and very robust, I've had a Techno and the slightly more basic model and both have been brilliant.

pange

my friend isnt due her baby until way into next year, but shes already banging on about a flipping bugaboo cameleon? i cant believe the price!!! i think she only wants one to fit in with all the poncy parents at her DD school, and if thats important to you then fair enough. i had a graco travel system for my DD, thought it was brilliant, car seat, additional carrycot, loads of extra's, mind you had to trade it in for a conventional puchchair (cosatto) when she was 2? as the travel system was just too bulky, but felt very safe and stardy, just what i wanted when DD was so small!

Rachie_B

euw the bee is gross ! hate all the bugaboo type things on the market

i have had most types / makes with my sons lol

can't beat an M&P pliko, or a good old Maclaren Quest or similar

xx