Travel system

Does anyone have any recommendations of a travel system that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg? I love the icandy peach 7 but it’s way over my budget, I saw the maxi-cosi oxford on offer and I’m considering it, has anyone got that pram?

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We are thinking about either getting the maxi-Cosi Oxford or the Oyster . Similar prices but when went to a baby show we had good demos of those 2 and they were the ones that stood out for us as being practical, easy to use and a nice design

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Ickle bubba and Joie are more affordable and lovely and lightweight 💖

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Mamas and papas ocara or similar name (can’t remember it exactly but it’s mamas and papas) or oyster

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those are the options I had in mind as well, they’re doing a baby show in Manchester next month, I’ll wait until then to make a final decision. Thank you!

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I really don’t like the ickle bubbas, but I’ll have a look at the joie’s options, thank you!

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that makes perfectly sense, I hope I’ll have another baby in the future so at least I can use the same pram! I haven’t a look at second hand prams, but my husband is a bit picky on that 😅

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thank you! I think they are on the same price range, around £1k, is that right?

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I have the app but I haven’t looked at any discounts, I’ll go have a look now, thank you!

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The m&P is around £1k on their website but I’ve found it nearly half the price
Would have to get car seat on top which would make this closer to £1k if getting at this price.
https://ukbabycentre.com//products/mamas-and-papas-ocarro-6-piece-essentials-bundle-carbon?variant=40938616357000¤cy=GBP&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=google%2Bshopping&adGroupId=139154121331&device=m&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwi_exBhA8EiwA_kU1Mt5a4C26U2za0zed96lY3aea2sbNioiqeROTixqXQEgTxwJnhi2kvxoCRnYQAvD_BwE

Oyster is £1200 but includes car seat and base for car seat.

https://www.johnlewis.com/oyster-3-pushchair-carrycot-accessories-with-maxi-cosi-pebble-pro-car-seat-and-base-luxury-travel-system-bundle/pixel/p111566811

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oooh that’s great, thank you!

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