MSE Parents Club Part 10

Sami_Bee

MFD I think the idea of a holiday buggy being small is that you've got to store it somewhere for the 50weeks of the year you're not on holiday.
I took my P&T to switzerland which is probably the same size as the ebay one (its 10kg like that one) here s the argos one, it reclines http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3760914/Trail/searchtext%3EMAMAS+AND+PAPAS+BUGGY.htm

My_Fathers_Daughter

Ah! Storage! I would just stick it in the garage with the rest of the crap!!

Will have a think about it. The M&P one looks a little insubstantial I have visions of wobbly wheels.

Maybe I will pop to the M&P factoryshop and see what they have...although that could be dangerous.

Ho hum!!

BeenieCat

What's the crack with these? Any good?

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3764408.htm#tabrev

Not that i have any money to spare lol, just wondered

pigpen

MFD.. If it has wobbly wheels after 2 weeks holiday take it back and demand a refund.. it is not fit for purpose!!

3onitsway

Why aren't you allowed to take the Stokke? Although i've never seen one folded - do they fold?

Sami_Bee

lol, I went to m&p yesterday, never been in a store before I thought it was poop!
They had a silver diamonte egg cup in the christening gifts - classy AND useful :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

beenie, the plastic one isn't very good, you want the one on a metal frame if you get one (we have both)

My_Fathers_Daughter

3onitsway wrote: »

Why aren't you allowed to take the Stokke? Although i've never seen one folded - do they fold?

They do, but not very small and the seat and the base are separate. You can buy a bag for them but it is not very padded, wouldn't trust monarch not to knock it around.

Hubby wants to go to MILs villa in florida in September, I have told him if we go there is no way I am leaving the Stokke at home :cool:


Our finances go: I pay mortgage and 90% of bills (hubby needs something in his name for ID purposes so he does Council Tax), car, insurances etc and do food shopping and majority of clothes shopping. Hubby does holidays, treats and other stuff that needs doing around the house - he is currently having decking done.
I earn a decent wage consistently, hubby owns his own company so his income depends on how many lads he has got working on however many jobs and whether his clients have paid him or not!

Works for us. It's a bit feast and famine but I manage to keep us afloat most months and then hubby manages to keep me in the manner to which I have become accustomed once or twice a year


Off to bed. xxx

Dontknowanymore

3onitsway wrote: »

I love my Zia apart from the smallness of the shopping basket.

You can get it new with changing bag and footmuff for £99.99 here. http://www.nurseryvalue.com/pushchairs/default.aspx

Or a recon. one for £60.00 here. http://www.nurseryvalue.com/reworked/default.aspx


Glad you're feeling a bit better MFD. Just posting on here often helps.

See, I used to think them type of buggies were !!!!!!, but now I quite like them, I'm too tight to buy another buggy though, I just have this bog standard one but only paid £60 for it http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_37_10751_-1_14051_59976_10001_14051

Dontknowanymore

Nighty night MFD x