SilverCross Strollers

I live in the middle of a city, but I spend most of the weekends visiting my parents at their farm in Vermont, so I bought the Silver Cross S4 Stroller because it could go from city to country without giving me any grief. The S4 stroller is a three wheel deign. At first, I was doubtful that the Silver Cross S4 would be sturdy enough, but I ended up liking the 3 wheel chassis a lot. Three wheels mean the Silver Cross S4 is very agile and easy to maneuver through busy streets. I can usually push the S4 stroller with one hand, leaving my other arm free for a drink or chatting on the phone.

The Silver Cross S4 performs equally well at my parent’s place. My mom and dad love to take me son for long walks along the dirt road that runs the perimeter of their property. I was concerned at first because the road can be quite bumpy, but the Silver Cross S4 has great suspension, and my son actually slept through his first ride around the farm. Unlike some other all-terrain strollers I have seen, the Silver Cross S4 has puncture proof tires so I don’t have to worry about broken glass in the city or barbed wire at the farm.

Since I spend a lot of time traveling with my son, I opted to get the Silver Cross Ventura Plus car seat to go with the S4 stroller. Oftentimes I need to run errands while my son is napping, so I appreciate being able to push him around in the Silver Cross S4 without waking him up. When my son was very young, I also used the Ventura Plus car seat to turn the S4 stroller into a makeshift pram.

I have found Silver Cross to be a great company. The S4 stroller came with a lot of extras I didn’t expect like a foot muff, a ventilated rain cover, and a diaper bag/changing mat combo that matches the stroller. The foot muff and the rain cover are both great for pushing the S4 stroller around in cold and wet weather. My son is usually warmer than I am when we come in during the winter.

The only flaw with the Silver Cross S4 is that it can be tricky to fold in the beginning, and I don’t think it would fit easily in the trunk of a very small car. Overall, I recommend the Silver Cross S4 to anyone that wants a stroller that can go anywhere.

If you are looking for a side-by-side double pushchair that doesn’t take up all the room in your boot, the Silver Cross Pop Duo may be your answer. Unlike other bulky double pushchairs, the Silver Cross Pop Duo is lean, light, and easy for even petite mums to maneuver over curbs and on and off the bus.

The Silver Cross Pop Duo only weighs 11kg, so it’s easy to heft in and out of the boot. Silver Cross has designed the Pop Duo with urban mums in mind, and created this double pushchair specifically for the types of errands mums run the most. Shopping is easy with the Pop Duo because it fits through most doors. At only 76cm wide, the Silver Cross Pop Duo can go places most other side-by-side double pushchairs can’t. Some mums find the handles on the Pop Duo to be a little high as Silver Cross tries to accommodate taller parents.

The Silver Cross Pop Duo is very portable. Because it is so easy to fold and store, it makes an ideal pushchair for going on holiday. The Pop Duo is loaded with conveniences that make travel easier. Silver Cross includes a ventilated rain hood with the Pop Duo, so weather isn’t an obstacle to going out. The Pop Duo also features a large double shopping basket for parcels and smaller pouches on the back of each pushchair for emergency items like tissues, pacifiers, keys, and snacks.

Silver Cross has made the Pop Duo as safe as a light-weight pushchair can be. Each seat has a safety harness, and the Pop Duo comes with an extra large sunshade for protecting baby’s delicate skin. The Pop Duo is suitable from birth, and each seat can be lowered independently so baby can nap while your older child enjoys the scenery. Silver Cross has designed a unique one-handed lowering mechanism that makes adjusting the Pop Duo’s seats a smooth process—good news for mums of sleeping babies.

While the Silver Cross Pop Duo isn’t ideal for jogging or extended walks through the countryside, it is perfect for city-dwelling mums with a minimum amount of space.

Have you ever wonder what happens to a mum with two sets of twins under the age of 3 besides of nervous breakdown? If she’s smart, she’ll find a way to move all four babies at once. Enter the Angeles Bye Bye Baby Buggy. The standard model comes with six (that’s right) seats, but let’s not be unreasonable. Four seats should be plenty.

The Bye Bye Baby Buggy was initially designed for day care centers to allow easy transport of multiple toddlers at once, but this baby buggy is growing in popularity with parents of multiples. Bye Bye Baby Buggy’s four-seat model comes with tiered seating so everyone has a great view when visiting the zoo or park. All the Bye Bye Baby Buggy’s seats have high backs for the comfort and safety of baby passengers. While not suitable from birth, the Bye Bye Baby Buggy does accommodate children from 5 to 36 months in age. Angeles does make an Infant Soft Buggy Seat attachment that makes the Bye Bye Baby Buggy suitable for newborns.

At first, one might think it awkward to push a giant baby buggy with four toddlers strapped inside. It is. It would be downright laughable to suggest that the Bye Bye Baby Buggy is agile or maneuverable, but it isn’t as challenging as it looks. The Bye Bye Baby Buggy is narrow enough to fit through a standard door, and while steering takes some muscle, Angeles has designed this buggy to be reasonable responsive. Safety is ensured with user-friendly foot pedal breaks and safety harnesses standard on every Bye Bye Baby Buggy. All models of the baby buggy come in bright red, ensuring high visibility as if carting around four babies at once wasn’t enough.

A baby buggy so massive is, not surprisingly, strong as a tank. The Bye Bye Baby Buggy is designed to withstand years of abuse from little passengers—remember this baby buggy was originally intentioned for day care centers. Every Bye Bye Baby Buggy comes with a three year guarantee, and replacement parts are available online should the buggy have a problem later on.

Not surprisingly, the Angeles Bye Bye Baby Buggy costs an arm and a leg and probably a few teeth as well. The good news is that because it is so specialized, there is a strong market for Bye Bye Baby Buggies at child care centers and preschools. It’s certainly not for everyone, but for those special mums who’ve been “blessed” with multiple babies, the Bye Bye Baby Buggy may just be the answer to a prayer.