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Forward facing prams

Anyone got one and not like it at all?!

The pram I'm using only goes to 15kg and he's so tall he's outgrowing it fast! Does anyone have one that goes to a higher kg and can be parent facing??

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We have the Mamas and Papas Flip xt3 and it goes up to 22 kgs and you can turn the seat parent facing or forward facing as you prefer ☺️

We have the joie versatrax that’s up to 22kg and can face either way. Compared to other pushchairs it seems fairly sizeable which is good for higher percentile. Our daughter is low percentile so will probably last us until she’s 10! 😂

Most pushchairs that parent face and world face don’t go up to higher weights in comparison to just world facing. We have the Joie signature finiti does both ways to 22kg x

Found this website quite helpful when I did my research x

https://strollberry.com

My ickle bubba goes up to 22kg (roughly 4yrs) but we only used it until around 2.5yrs because 'proper prams' are so much bulkier than a stroller 🙈

I have the silver cross reef and it goes up to 22kg and parent faces 😊

thank you! I'll definitely take a look :)

ahhh bless her that's great for you though!

thank you so much that's really useful! X

this is true, ours luckily stacks quite well but the stroller I've just got feels so flimsy for a 7 month old 😂

amazing thank you I'll have a look!

I have the Uppababy vista which is parent facing and goes to 22kg! We love it

ahh fab thank you! Will check it out :)

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