Chicco Oh La La Lightweight Stroller, Black

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I do think that for younger years and newborns I would personally use something with a more supportive frame. While Laura drives she still wanted to have enough space in her boot to fit in both a stroller for Matilda and a bike for Frankie. The cover is also removable and washable for any spills or crumbs so you can always keep it looking fresh and clean. Practicality

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Unfortunately, we did notice that the stroller struggles when trying to turn and on corners. Empty, it’s fine, however once we added the weight of a child it seemed to struggle to maintain it’s balance while turning. I really feel the Chicco Ohlala stroller is fantastic for anyone who uses public transport, does plenty of activities with multiple children or even mums that need a little space in their car. Chicco strollers are designed to adapt to your lifestyle, whether you're strolling through the park, navigating crowded sidewalks, or traveling. With intuitive features and innovative designs, these strollers ensure maximum convenience for parents on the go. Brand: Chicco are obviously a strong and recognisable brand for making great Baby Products, so you’d expect Chicco Ohlala 2 Stroller to deliver to these expectations. But always consider the brand when you’re thinking about the quality of the product you’re going to buy, and where quality is an important factor to you, look only at those well known brands (of course only if your budget allows).

I think our only fault with the Ohlala stroller is the wheels, they are made of lightweight plastic and don’t quite glide over small bumps as some others do. Matilda felt the bump going over a small curb but didn’t seem to mind.

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Overall both myself and Laura have been delighted with the Chicco Ohlala stroller also known as Kevin. I have never fully put up a pram on my own before so for me to find this process simple had to say something. Chicco strollers are more than just transportation for your child; they are your perfect parenting companion. With their durability, safety, and style, Chicco strollers offer the ideal solution for modern parents. The Chicco Ohlala Twin doubles the fun, light and compactness found in the original Chicco Ohlala stroller. Modern and eye catching, it guarantees parents and babies the same comfort and smartness of use the Ohlala2 does, but for two little ones. Easy to lift, to drive and carry, it is the perfect ally for parents of two little ones. Homologated from birth to 15kg. As you’d expect with a lot of products, quality is a very important factor for choosing products in the “Baby Products” category. But it’s even more important to consider and get a feel for quality when you’re buying online because you aren’t given the benefit of being able to see and try the item for yourself.

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I like the simplicity and minimalist feel to the stroller without having to sacrifice the key elements you need every day. Extremely ultra-light it weighs only 8kg meaning it is easily lifted. One handed folding and self standing once folded in a super compact shape means it is easy to assemble/disassemble when carrying other items or children in your arms. The reclining seats, adjustable legrest and extendable canopies allow parents to choose the best configuration for each baby to keep them as comfortable as possible on your journeys. The extending canopy with a hidden zipped segment further provides additional shelter to little ones in adverse weather conditions. The one joined handle means the Ohlala Twin is very easy and agile to drive, even with just one hand. The whole process of putting up the stroller and taking it down was so stress-free and easy I couldn’t imagine using any other one. We looked into alternative lightweight compact strollers and found Chicco OhLaLa stroller. What We Thought of the Chicco Ohlala Stroller