First Dolls Pram

[SazzyC0]

Hi, need a bit of help here. Trying to buy a dolls pram for my Goddaughter for Christmas but they all seem to be for ages 3 and above. Does anyone know of any that are safe for younger children, she is around 20 months old. Many Thanks.

[daffy654]

http://www.elc.co.uk/toy/my-first-pram/

http://www.marshallwa...rowseToken=/q/ua7271m

http://www.amazon.co....qid=1259099029&sr=1-1

http://www.thetoyshop...pa-Pig-Pram/EPN386847

[sherrardk]

Do you want a pram or a little buggy/puschair? You can get some lovely little buggies (about £5 in Asda) which are just the right size for a 20 month old (my 20 month old twins are always fighting over the 4 years olds tatty old 'baby' buggy).

[SazzyC0]

Anything really, have bought her, her first doll so thought it would be nice to get a pushchair but I dont want one where she could trap her fingers or anything thats all. I'll check Asda website now :)

[sherrardk]

My two youngest haven't had a problem with the little buggy and they have fought over it something rotten so it must be quite robust and safe (and it is really light for a little person) - the one my 4 year old now has is far too big for them as they can't see over the hood and it is too heavy for them.

[daffy654]

http://www.thetoyshop...pa-Pig-Pram/EPN386847

This one is from 18 months,it would be perfect in my opinion.I had a similar one for each of my girls when they were little,it was made by playskool and called lil ladybird pram,I don't think they make that particular one any more though.The one in the link is identical in shape and size though.

[carrot99]

I saw a Fisher Price one in Asda this week £25 called something like My First Buggy
I didn't look closely but it seemed to be made from solid sections of plastic with no places for little fingers to get trapped.

[daffy654]

http://www.amazon.co....qid=1259099029&sr=1-1

This is the Fisher Price one mentioned by carrust

[daffy654]

Sorry 'carrot99'............trying to do to many things at once as usual.lol