I love how sturdy and well-made the pushchair is, but this does mean that it it weightier than your cheaper umbrella-style pushchair. We rely on getting out and about so very much to keep our sanity and even if we didn’t, the little dog needs her walks. One of the things that we like best about it is that it is suitable from birth, so we don’t have to plan which two of the four will ride in the pram for the whole journey – we can switch it up when we’re out according to their needs at the time.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The stroller’s lightweight design makes it easy to transport from place to place without straining your back or arms. And I'd smugly think about how my back/shoulders must have become SO strong by now after carrying my toddler around, that I'd spend all my time sling-ing the newborn, and staying nippy with my two-year-old in a light stroller like the City Tour or light XSS. The Baby Jogger was easier to fold but felt slightly heavier to push whereas the Nipper was a bit of a pain to fold (although you get used to it) but a dream to push. If the goods are faulty then a repair, refund or replacement will be offered depending on each individual case.We do have the Supa Dupa available which is our new twin stroller, which i can offer you a discount code for if this helps. The seat boasts several different back rest positions, from lay flat to sit up straight, which are easily adjusted via a lever on the back of the seat. I found the hood keeps sliding back when the buggy hits an obstacle like a bumpy kerb - which can leave the buggy dweller in the sun. From lightweight littl'uns to long-haul heroes, Cosatto strollers and pushchairs are designed to fire their imagination and make your life a breeze.

Even though it is a narrow double buggy, we are struggling to get it through our 1930s front door/lobby bit as it is at a funny angle. A few people have said I won't need one but my concern is that my dodgy back won't cope on long trips out if Toby needs to pushchair and baby is in the sling.I liked the angled handles, though even on their lowest setting they felt quite high for my 5’ 3” frame. My second niggle came when I realised I wasn’t ready for my little one to be front-facing in a stroller just yet. Which mainly isn't a problem to push, but IS very hefty to hoik into the car boot or up stairs to your doorway. Cosatto's bright, vibrant and fun designs really are eye-catching and definitely make the pram stand out from the crowd. It’s let down by being a bit fiddly and has a lacklustre parent-facing mode, but if you can live with this it may be the answer to your needs.

However, it isn't easy enough to do one handed – you definitely need two baby free hands to do this as there are lots of pieces of Velcro to sort out.

Maybe not an issue if you don't drive (I could not have lifted it into my boot) but just thought I would share. Woosh Trail stroller is an ideal choice for parents looking for a lightweight yet highly functional stroller. I've yet to hear anyone say anything good about the durability of Cosatto pushchairs, they're all style and no substance.