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I'm buying my mum a buggy for my daughter (she looks after her when I'm working). She has decided that as she needs to fold and unfold the buggy often she would like the Baby Jogger City Mini. They have two versions on the John Lewis website-a new (more expensive version with 4 wheels) or the original one with 3 wheels. Having never used a 3 wheeler before I'm not sure which to go for...any suggestions/advice welcomed! Thanks
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