I want a red Quinny

Rachie_B

jellyhead wrote:

wow! :rotfl:

there was a girl in the doctors who had 3 more at home and i thought she was extravagant lol! she was planning another because it was an 'england' one.

i felt bad about buying a second pram - the first one was a £50 bargain and great for a visit to london, but just not big enough for a large baby, so i bought a maclaren xt (but in 2004 colours so it was only £120). i bought it days before a positive pregnancy test, so the xt was a waste of money too as i'll need a double lol! and i thought that was bad. with my first child i spent around a hundred on a pram from birth and it lasted until he was out of it then we passed it on!

:rotfl: i know its sad really :rotfl: but hey my downfall is handbags now so slightly cheaper than prams :T :rotfl:

jellyhead

my only real indulgence is books, so i'm pretty cheap to keep lol!

flutterbybutterfly

Well, refund on Aria advance and trip to London tomorrow faciliatated quick decision and purchase of new pushchair. Ended up with Chicco 0.4 Extreme, in orange, looks really trendy - alloy type flat tube frame etc.., umbrella fold, all extras except bag which don't need anyway as I make my own photo-changing bags, and more importantly chunky double wheels so great for all terrains. Will be fab for Lake District as we go twice a year. So in the end I didn't go for any from my shortlist which is good as I've saved money too.

flutterbybutterfly

jellyhead wrote:

my only real indulgence is books, so i'm pretty cheap to keep lol!

My indulgence is also books - my library has a great collection of Jodi Picoult who is by far my fav author at the moment. So at least I can save money by borrowing them rather than buying them! - If only it were the same with prams...

Rachie_B

flutterbybutterfly wrote:

My indulgence is also books - my library has a great collection of Jodi Picoult who is by far my fav author at the moment. So at least I can save money by borrowing them rather than buying them! - If only it were the same with prams...

ooh can you imagine :eek: :T id be hiring a different one every week :rotfl:

jellyhead

it's a good idea, a pram hire company. delivery would have to be £15-ish each way though i suppose.

i would try the phil and ted's thing and see if roo hated being in the boot

flutterbybutterfly

jellyhead wrote:

it's a good idea, a pram hire company. delivery would have to be £15-ish each way though i suppose.

i would try the phil and ted's thing and see if roo hated being in the boot

I love the Phil and Teds double decker pushchair. It almost makes me want another baby just so I could get one. No, maybe thats a bit extreme...