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Sorry for this question but I am relying on the goodwill of forumites who have researched this already. We have the fanilyfix base (have been using it with the Pebble) and a Bugaboo Bee. From my limited research, I think that we have to get the Pearl now that our daughter is 1 (and frankly getting quite frustrated at being rear-facing). Is that right and does the Pearl fix on to the Bee with the same attachments used for the Pebble? Not sure how much we really need the car seat to attach to the buggy nowadays (was useful when she was small) but thought I'd check. Many thanks in advance.
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