MSE Pregnancy Club XI

skintchick

Krystaltips wrote: »

Skinty, you have my pram... (although I would of gone for the classic chassis) I love the vintage colourway too... Although it will probably be filthy after a couple of years...

Now that bath is NOT mse... Gorgeous though... lol

We looked at the classic chassis but I found it very hard to turn corners with when I tired it out, and that was empty. I like the linear chassis because you can lock the wheels or have the front ones swivelling to make turning really easy.

THe classic is much posher and a serious bit of kit but when it came down to it I was worried I'd struggle to use it which would be a waste of money!

I take it you find it OK to use?

tarajayne

skintchick wrote: »

I knew I'd be right! :rotfl:

I was just looking at the other Cuddledry products and found this, super-bargainous bath http://www.cuddledry.com/shop/11/14/clawfoot-baby-bath

OMG!!! Seriously, who would pay that? And you can get one that you can actually plumb in! :eek:

Bet someone buys it, otherwise surely they wouldn't stock it. Looks like a WAGS product to me! :rolleyes:

boogellyboo

tarajayne wrote: »

Bet someone buys it, otherwise surely they wouldn't stock it. Looks like a WAGS product to me! :rolleyes:

Definately a WAGS product, the description says 'join the Beckhams' No thank you!

Glamazon

boogellyboo wrote: »

My OH keeps looking at the darker buggies whereas the one's I like are all the paler caramel/butterscotch colours. This baby was a complete surprise, we had ahem, shall we say several methods of protection in place that let us down on a grand scale :rolleyes: so we have nil funds saved up but are getting better and luckily a couple of good friends have recently had babies and keep offering us things which is great.

car boot, car boot, car boot!!!

If you've got things to sell join us on the Ebay Baby Fund Thread where we are trying to save up for things!

searching_me

glam i soooooooooooooo miss carbooties and the more you talk about them the more i miss them ... meany :rotfl: x

candice56

Anyone else getting a sharp pain either right at top of foof or lowest part of pelvis - not sure how to describe area- feels like bubs is clawing out!!

boogellyboo

We were meant to go to the carboot this morning as there's a huge one near us but I felt groggy and decided to have a lie in instead! I have got a couple of things to list on ebay so I'll check the other thread out tomorrow, off to have apple pie and cream now.

Thanks everyone for making me feel welcome too, some other threads are really cliquey and a bit scary to post on! x

Krystaltips

skintchick wrote: »

We looked at the classic chassis but I found it very hard to turn corners with when I tired it out, and that was empty. I like the linear chassis because you can lock the wheels or have the front ones swivelling to make turning really easy.

THe classic is much posher and a serious bit of kit but when it came down to it I was worried I'd struggle to use it which would be a waste of money!

I take it you find it OK to use?

My pram isn't a silver cross but the chassis to it is the same... I never had a problem using it at all, in fact in certain situations the big single wheels were better than swivel ones... On the beach or bumpy pathways etc...

candice56

I've only ever posted on this one boogelly but I'm glad you've been made to feel welcome.

Now I must sit in a different position this bump is really itching!!

Sami_Bee

Krystal I've used both and I deff agree with skinty, I had a nightmare with the classic style in the supermarket, I was doing 50 point turns :rotfl: and you can lock the swivels for bumpy ground :cool:

while I have u do u have any recommendations for gadget things to put on my ipod when I get it?