Looked good quality product and was eager to start using. I think this is a great idea ensuring you and your buggy with baby are visible to motorists during the darker evenings. Instructions easy to follow. We have the Venicci Gusto 2 and this was very easy to fit onto our pram. Once fitted they were secure. I really liked the innovation of the magnetic ties and worked well. Without a doubt these improve visibility of your pram and this in turn ensures you and baby are safer as can clearly be seen by motorists on the road when pushing baby around in the dusk. The overhead lights are good, would not say they help to see my baby at all times but good lights and did help find lost dummy while out and about as had more light. I would not say they gave my baby more confidence but gave me peace of mind and she liked to look at the lights so kept her amused. Batteries were easy enough to put in, however I would like to see more sustainable renewable energy used and incorporated in this as batteries are expensive. The batteries have lasted well. I used this weekly when I took Lydia along to my Yoga evening sessions. Also used when taking her to the park for nice evening walk. I liked the design and the visibility of the lights on my buggy. They are good quality and work well. I will definitely be using these a lot during the Autumn and Winter months. Definitely good value as you cannot put a price on safety. I would buy these as a gift as now have my own and would definitely recommend. So easy to use, keeps you visible at night and keeps your pram and baby safe in the evening as you are visible to motorists and passers by. Jean Lawson – Lydia 6 Months The ergonomic, padded seat was loved by our tester’s two-year-old who slept soundly when out and about, but the near-flat recline, adjustable leg rest and built-in newborn flaps also allow you to use the Metro+ from day one. Plus, it's car seat-compatible (with adapters). The ultimate space saver, strollers come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. From standard umbrella fold to compact stroller options, we have something to suit your needs. Most strollers are recommended for use from 6 months.

The creators of Buggy Lights, Rachelle Hatfield and Nikki Tena, are both mothers of young children and proud partners of Buggy Lights. It is part of their lifestyle to be outdoors and active with their children - even at night. They have been designing, field testing, and searching for the best solution for safe nights, and they believe they found it with Buggy Lights. Usually, lightweight strollers are suitable from six months and can extend to either three-and-a-half years (15kg) or even four or five (25kg). At 7 kg, the Micralite ProFold is the brand’s lightest and most compact stroller. But, it’s the fold-mechanism that really earns this cabin-approved stroller brownie points. ‘You truly are able to put this buggy up and down in one second,’ says our tester Edith, who trialed the pram while on holiday with her 6 month old daughter Amelie. Our lightweight stroller shortlist has been compiled with the help of our panel of WH mum testers, in-house experts and those that have been well-reviewed online. To put the buggies through their paces, we looked at size, weight, foldability, steering and comfort for both mum and baby.

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If you spend any time at the school gates, chances are you'll have spotted the BabyZen about town. The go-to buggy for suburban parents, the French brand burst onto the baby scene in 2012 and has been a global success story ever since. Thanks to attention to detail (yes it fits into the overhead compartment on planes, folds up really small and still has good suspension), this compact stroller makes a great all-rounder for city life and transatlantic travel. GORDONVILLE, Penn., August 14 -- "When you're traveling at a fraction of the speed of traffic and it's dark, you don't want to run the risk of having your lights die." Plus, just to make your entomological adventure that much more exciting, the controls let you easily adjust the brightness, scroll through an entire rainbow of colors, and even set it to cycle through colors all on its own. A few different factors will determine which stroller is the right fit for you. Be sure to clarify your criteria before you start looking to avoid being overwhelmed by choice or railroaded into buying something that won’t meet your needs. When choosing a lightweight stroller, look for key features such as a compact fold, lightweight materials, easy manoeuvrability, adjustable seat positions, a sturdy frame and a comfortable harness system. These key features will ensure convenience and comfort while traveling with your little one. What is the most lightweight pram or buggy?

These lights for prams and buggies are a fun yet practical, great value gift for new parents and for baby showers. They come in four unisex colour fabrics chosen to suit a range of prams and buggies and are made of hard wearing PU coated nylon similar to luggage material. See NB Safe Buggy Lights have 10 LED bulbs, encased in flexible tubing, that attach to the hood of your buggy, pram, or pushchair using Neodymium magnets. The magnetic ties are water-resistant and attach through the fabric of your buggy or pram, or even to the metal frame.

How long can lightweight buggies be used for?

Parents often look to strollers when they're ready to move on from bulkier travel systems, seeking a less complicated solution for grandparents or something less fussy to take on holiday. Unlike travel systems, lightweight buggies aren't always compatible with carrycots or car seats, and smaller wheels might rule out off-roading. However, they tend to be lighter, more compact and a whole lot cheaper than travel systems, which can actually make them a more attractive option to parents once their baby is a bit older. How much does a good quality lightweight stroller typically cost? The Metro+ only comes with a rain cover, but there’s a host of reasonably priced accessories – including different coloured sun canopies – that you can buy for adding your own touches.