LejouxBaby Pushchair (Beige)

If you're on the fence about purchasing I'd say get it. It's very good value for money. Just buy a car seat separately-I originally wanted a travel system that had it all when I was expecting. My baby is now 5 weeks and I know I wouldn't have used an attachable car seat as the nhs guidelines say babies under 6 months can only be in a car seat for a short time.Very easy to assemble and to fold down for car and open back up for walks. If My recovering, exhausted postpartum self could do it so anyone could.It's easy to steer as it is so lightweight. It looks expensive but wasn't. The quality of materials is overall good except the cup holder doesn't stay upright all the time, I had a bottle of water in it and the holder would spin from a slight knock which happened while walking through doorways. I now use the cup holder purely for keeping a muslin square close at hand for baby droolsOne thing I'd change about this product is the bassinet, when it is lifted off it folds flat and does not stay in a sturdy bassinet shape which would be ideal for picnics and days out. A few removable rods to hold the shape would have done the trick.Overall very impressive product. Very good value for money

Love the pram, easy and light to push. Easy to put together and to fold up and fold down. The only thing I don't like is the rain cover. Doesn't stay on properly, when it's windy it will come straight off. So I have bought I different rain cover. But the pram itself I absolutely love it, my daughter is comfortable and when she's asleep it lies flat.

None of the pictures of this pram in the reviews below are actually of this actual pram.I had to return it, as it was unsafe.It’s an absolute shame because it is a beautiful pushchair , however it wasn’t very sturdy and wheels kept getting stuck on holes in the road and pavements. I nearly tipped over a few times, and I only used the pram twice to go to the shop and back. It wasn’t good in the bus, it was sliding despite having the break on. So I had to take my son out and the pram actually tipped over to the side when bus was turning on a corner. I do not recommend it. It’s also hard to push up the hill.Son was uncomfortable in it. We were not sent a footmuff that was meant to be included, I’ve contacted the company and they’ve sent it, but it was absolutely useless. Very thin and short , way too small.I’m glad I’ve sent it back and got my money back. Not worth buying it at all.

I hadn’t heard this make of pram before typed into Google the colour I was looking for and came up as a suggested pram with Amazon. Read some reviews and decided to order as looked nice and price was good. It came and I am very happy with it, strolled light weight to push good bit storage underneath. Like that it folds all in one instead of having to take apart also like the way that it folds down as other strollers take up much more room in the boot. Over all really happy with the look and the practicalities

This is our 3rd pram this year. Buy nice or buy twice!Here's my review based on comparison with two much cheaper alternatives:- lasts longer (25kg than 15kg weight limit average!) If you have a high centile baby you absolutely need a stroller to last, our baby would have outgrown the other ones before he was walking (96th centile on weight)- feels expensive, materials don't feel cheap, it moves as smoothly as my car whereas my old one was hard to push and steer.- sits more upright than cheaper options, our baby was always sliding down the other ones, whereas this he can sit in unstrapped and not fall!- easy to build. Cheaper ones were a faff, so confusing, and badly translated back to English. This wad self explanatory to put together.- the bag add on is lovely and spacious.- our baby has so much room to grow in this stroller, he looks tiny in it! The others he looked huge in.- folds up nicely. Takes up half my boot whereas our old travel system took up the entire thing, which is nice to have the extra room.Would be nice if the handle was height adjustable as I am short, but it is a minor niggle.Took it out for the first time today in a country park off road, and it did really well. Suspension is good, easy to steer.I would definitely recommend it.

I've found with compact pushchairs that you forgo quality wheels and the ability to have parent facing seats (unless you're willing to pay extortionate prices for name brands). I had the Bugaboo Chameleon 3 prior to this and will be getting rid of that for the Lejoux stroller.Pros: quality wheels, beautiful colour and frame, easy to assemble, comfortable seating, great additional addons such as the bag and cup holder. Compact and space saving.Cons: handlebar isn't adjustable. Lack of air pumped rear tyres mean it's not a smoother ride when going up and down curbs, the canopy feels a little flimsy and the seat adjustments seem too extreme (either laying down or sat right up)Summary: I would 100% recommend this stroller to first time parents or those with a price crunch. It's excellent value and doesn't conform with corporate companies refusing to use statement gender colours! It's comfortable, compact and doesn't compromise the ability to face world facing and parent facing, so ideal if you have a little car like mine (I have a citroen c3).

This pram is so light yet so secure, easy to use..nippy and easy to remove the seating section from the base however the wheels are quite big and don’t fit in my car boot which is a pain.

Very nice pushchair, easy to fold