Alternative to buggy board

When our second child was born we bought one of those buggy boards for our toddler.

It seemed a good idea in principle but we were forever catching our feet under the board when pushing the pram or having to stoop to keep out feet out of range.

The other day while struggling with this infernal contraption I was passed by somebody pushing a pram and attatched to the side was a cool bike for the toddler. It sat slightly to the side so no tripping over yourself.

I was so impressed I stopped the mother and asked her where it was from. It turns out its from Switzerland it's called the Strolli Rider I had a quick google and bought one from MonkeyShine

It's an absolute dream, easy to fit, easy to push and my little one loves it!! and I can thoroughly recommend it!! And they are on offer at the moment.
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  • Brilliant, I wish they had invented that 18 years ago
    Love living in a village in the country side
  • barginunter
    barginunter Posts: 1,253 Forumite
    Wow a company in good old With. Looks like scrapbooksarah and dianapiano own this company.
  • Thanks we paid nearly £50 for a buggy board and i used it only once because of the reasons you stated,i am deffo going to have a look into this with my 14 month old and my 3rd child on the way ...
    Will this hammy hunt ever end ???
    So far all 4 hamsters £40,3 beds £15,Skate board and u turn £22,House £25 total £97.00 ....still wanting wheel,car,slide,ball,surf board ....
    HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERY ONE :rotfl:
  • fantasic!! a friend of mine is expecting her 2nd this year, and we were talking about buggy boards and that child number 1 won't like being strapped into a double buggy, this would be ideal for her thanks
  • Wow a company in good old With. Looks like scrapbooksarah and dianapiano own this company.
    You might be right ,but it is a good idea perhaps Scrapbooksarah can offer any MSE customers a discount :rolleyes:
    Will this hammy hunt ever end ???
    So far all 4 hamsters £40,3 beds £15,Skate board and u turn £22,House £25 total £97.00 ....still wanting wheel,car,slide,ball,surf board ....
    HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERY ONE :rotfl:
  • Great idea, on offer at £58.99 at PreciousLittleOne

    http://www.preciouslittleone.com/acatalog/strollirider.html
  • Lorian
    Lorian Posts: 6,176 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    Alternative to buggy board

    I thought this was going to be a thread about looking for a new forum to post in :D
  • icklejulez
    icklejulez Posts: 1,209 Forumite
    Can I just say that me and my DD aged 3 love the Buggy Board and have been using it for 9 months. Occasionlly I can bump into it but you kind of get used to it being there. I personally feel the bike seat is a bit too clumpy and in the way as my friend has one and never used it. She cant give hers away...
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  • icklejulez wrote:
    Can I just say that me and my DD aged 3 love the Buggy Board and have been using it for 9 months. Occasionlly I can bump into it but you kind of get used to it being there. I personally feel the bike seat is a bit too clumpy and in the way as my friend has one and never used it. She cant give hers away...

    I'd happily take it off her hands!!!
  • skintio
    skintio Posts: 65 Forumite
    Looks like a good i dea, only concern id have is getting on a bus with it.. wouldnt it be quite bulky? Also if you were folding up puschair into car how does it come off/detatch? Looks good if it was just used for walikng though x
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