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Hi


We are going away next week and have a 1 and 4 yo. We have my youngests maclaren but I'm thinking t would be God to take a second purely to use in he evening for my son to go in. Lazy I know but it would mean we could go out and he could be pushed and may even drop off rather than one of us have to carry him when he's tired


Anyone out there got a spare they could lend me in return for a bottle of wine? 😀

We have a mamas and papas we would happily loan you. It's the one that sits in the back of the car for emergencies.

We are home on Sunday for you to collect it.

We live by Jessops School off Lowden Road. If that works for you just message me back and we can PM private details.

If you find a better offer don't worry - I like that the forum is a place where you can ask for stuff like this!!


Other option was you could borrow our carrier (ergo style) which we use for our one year old all the time.

Rowan

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