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I have a city mini jogger double buggy which has seen a few years of good service. It still hasa lot of life left in it. The buggy is great for a toddler and a baby as the seats recline independently and a baby can lie flat. You can get a carrycot to fit it too. The hoods cover the seats well and there are air vents and windows. There are storage pockets on the backs of the seats and a net underneath (this has seen slightly better days but can still be used) I replaced one set of font wheels this year. The break is easy to use and the wheels can be locked to push across sand etc. The buggy is very easy to manoeuvre and fits through most doorways! You are welcome to come and see the buggy to see what you think. I will try to upload a photo but you can look up the model online. Ours is red. Could do with a bit of a clean! V expensive new.
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