Chicco Oh La La Lightweight Stroller, Black

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I travel 4 hours a day via the London Underground with a baby and 5 year old, so needed something easy to fold and/or carry up and down stairs. The stroller fully reclines too so she can still nap when we are out and about, although that is becoming less and less frequent all the time. You can adjust the seat recline via a strap at the back of the pushchair, so you can get it to any angle you want.

Both pushchairs fold down quickly and easily (and can be done with just one hand), but the Babyzen Yoyo comes with a shoulder strap to carry it, which is a useful extra.I found the materials used to feel very cheap and the hood to the pushchair was very flimsy – it felt like it would break when pulled in to use. Cleo seems to love her journeys and adventures in her stroller, I am confident that she is protected and safe in the Ohlala.

This information is supplied for personal use only, and may not be reproduced in any way without the prior consent of Aldi nor without due acknowledgement.Anyone that knows us will know the battles I have had to try and convince Darcie that the pram isn’t the worst place in the world to be and using this new stroller that is less closed in has definitely been the best thing for that so far.

this stroller is built with an intuitive folding mechanism it is on-the-go parents' best ally from birth to 15kgs. All transactions are securely processed through either Paypal or Sage Pay depending on your choice of payment.Modern and eye catching, it guarantees parents and babies the same comfort and smartness of use the Ohlala2 does, but for two little ones. Our Mothercare three-in-one Xpedior pram had does us so well since she was born but as I was taking the bus more and more it felt like time for a much more lightweight and easier to fold down stroller. I would also make the upright position of the seat more upright so that my toddler isn't slouching in the stroller – this is just personal preference and everything else is great about this stroller. Designed to provide maximum comfort for both parents and babies, the Ohlala has all the features you need for fun whilst on the go.

It's really lightweight – I was able to carry it up an escalator while holding Nathaniel’s hand at the same time. If I had a friend who lived in a flat with no lift, used a lot of public transport, or travelled a lot, I would definitely recommend this stroller. The Chicco OhLaLa 2 stroller is part of a growing market of compact, travel-friendly buggies that’s perfect for urban-dwelling parents. It's very easy to fold and reassemble, which is helpful with a busy toddler and it saves a lot of time (and toddler tantrums!We have had this from our baby being 4 months old to take on holidays as it is easier than taking a travel system abroad. Some mention that it is so light and easy to fold, that it can be held with one hand easily, and that it's easy to push around. It would be OK for using if going on holiday and occasional use, but wouldn't recommend this for everyday use. We now leave it at Nanas who suffered from arthritis and so it is really lightweight for her to put up and down when she looks after her.