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Excellent choice of pram, it is the best one on earth I've got it in black with black & white circles but they don't do that colour scheme anymore. It's been in use for ten months and still looks fab. I wish this pram was around a few years ago, I always wanted an umbrella folding one that would lie totally flat but then convert when the baby was older yet nobody made one like that. I made do with first a Maclaren and then Emily had a M&P Pliko which is almost the same as this but without the laying flat option. I spotted somebody with a Pramette a few months before I became pregnant with Georgia and swore I would have to have one if I had another baby. Mr GG was insistant I re-use Emilys old Pliko but I compromised and bought a nearly new Pramette on Ebay. I'm sure it'd only been wheeled up the garden path twice, it was immaculate but a fraction of the cost. Mr GG still whinged but I had to have the perfect pram that had been in my head for nine years :lol:

<blockquote data-quote="Griffin" data-source="post: 2102082"><p>Excellent choice of pram, it is the best one on earth <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> I&#039;ve got it in black with black &amp; white circles but they don&#039;t do that colour scheme anymore. It&#039;s been in use for ten months and still looks fab. I wish this pram was around a few years ago, I always wanted an umbrella folding one that would lie totally flat but then convert when the baby was older yet nobody made one like that. I made do with first a Maclaren and then Emily had a M&amp;P Pliko which is almost the same as this but without the laying flat option. I spotted somebody with a Pramette a few months before I became pregnant with Georgia and swore I would have to have one if I had another baby. Mr GG was insistant I re-use Emilys old Pliko but I compromised and bought a nearly new Pramette on Ebay. I&#039;m sure it&#039;d only been wheeled up the garden path twice, it was immaculate but a fraction of the cost. Mr GG still whinged but I had to have the perfect pram that had been in my head for nine years :lol:</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Griffin, post: 2102082"] Excellent choice of pram, it is the best one on earth :D I've got it in black with black & white circles but they don't do that colour scheme anymore. It's been in use for ten months and still looks fab. I wish this pram was around a few years ago, I always wanted an umbrella folding one that would lie totally flat but then convert when the baby was older yet nobody made one like that. I made do with first a Maclaren and then Emily had a M&P Pliko which is almost the same as this but without the laying flat option. I spotted somebody with a Pramette a few months before I became pregnant with Georgia and swore I would have to have one if I had another baby. Mr GG was insistant I re-use Emilys old Pliko but I compromised and bought a nearly new Pramette on Ebay. I'm sure it'd only been wheeled up the garden path twice, it was immaculate but a fraction of the cost. Mr GG still whinged but I had to have the perfect pram that had been in my head for nine years :lol: [/QUOTE]

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