It would be an understatement to say that buggies and strollers have come a long way since the 80s.
The "old school" prams as they were known were awfully heavy, uncomfortable and lacked portability and convenience. It wasn't just their lack of performance that left them down either - they were also heinous looking things with wheels that you're more likely to associate with a Raleigh Twenty bicycle.
Thankfully for technology, today's buggies and strollers look and perform a hundred times better than their great ancestors. The Mountain buggy is the perfect example of just how far buggies and strollers have advanced.
Just from looking at it, this modern day child transporter looks more comfortable than the average piece of lounge furniture. It can be adjusted so that a child can sit up or lie down. There's no longer the tedious 5 minute assembling or disassembling process, or the difficulty of lugging a heavy buggy out of the boot. The Mountain Buggy is easier to push, offers more support and safety for children and feels smoother whether on the road or uneven gravel.
The Mountain Buggy is so versatile that you can even buy an attachment that clips onto the back of the buggy which enables you to add a 2nd child. It also has a 5 point safety harness, excellent padding and reclines independently. It also has a sun canopy to protect the child when lying down and sitting up. The fabric is also superior to that of its former models. It has "easy to wipe clean" fabric, which makes it easy to clean up any spills that occur whilst the baby is onboard. It also has a pocket on the back of the seat which is handy for storing all of those essential baby accessories.
The quality, strength and features make the Mountain Buggy a great investment. It will cater for your child right up until the age of 5 and you can be confident of catering for more children after that.
John Cash is a freelance writer and admirer of quality made baby products. He is a big fan of the Mountain Buggy, which is one of several buggies and strollers from the Phil and Teds brand.
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