Lisa - Twin Pram

Re: Lisa - Twin Pram

• redshoegirl member

  August 2010

  So. Cool! Love the styling.
  

  I agree about sun hoods though - they're a must. I'm also curious about the view from the lower seat...I know the kid could always look side to side, but it seems like their view to the front is only of the upper seat?

  Speaking of prams, did you end up getting the BJ City Select? I think that was the one you were looking at back in the day...I'm SO in love with our City Mini, I think "I'm so glad we bought this" literally every time I use it!
  

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• MauiWedding08

  August 2010

  very stylish!
  

  redshoegirl:

  I'm also curious about the view from the lower seat...I know the kid could always look side to side, but it seems like their view to the front is only of the upper seat?

  
  

  I always wonder about that too b/c I considered the Phil and Ted Stroller and it would be handy to have the 2nd child conversion seat although I don't plan to have children too close together so I'm hoping I won't really ever have to consider a double stroller.

  BUT.... I see them out and about and the kids always seem happy.  My SIL just got one and read about them online everyone seems to say it's  a non issue.  The child on the bottom can see out the sides, sleep, or play with toys.
  

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• SirenSong

  August 2010

  I ended up getting the BJ City Elite. I like it but I miss my old single pram, I gotta be honest!

  It gets through 98% of doors etc, most doorways though I only JUST squeeze through, I find. So, I'm learning to be a pro at lining the pram up JUST right lol. 

  I guess I'm used to a three-wheeler and whizzing around everywhere. I WILL say that it's the best option for me (considering my kids ages). 

  I saw this the other day too, another mum was pushing it and I liked it a lot but it wouldn't fit Maya in it for much longer:

  https://www.striderplus.com.au/html/s02_article/article_view.asp?keyword=Stroller

   

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