Mad Harry Winnie the Pooh 2 in 1 pram : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk

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Advantages:	good height, bright colours, hard wearing plastic
Disadvantages:	tips up easily, handle always becomes loose

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When my little girl was 16 months old i bought her this pram for christmas, thinking she would love it, i could not have been so wrong.

WHAT YOU GET

A yellow hard plastic body, this is the body of the pram and also turns into the cradle.
Fabric hood with a hard plastic rim, this clips into the base.
A plastic handle, with 2 plastic knobs for you screw it to the base
4 wheels
Cloth insert for inside the pram
A base for the cradle, but is also used to connect the wheels to the pram

HOW TO ASSEMBLE

When i got this it came in a box and i had to assemble it myself.
This is very easy to assemble, all you need to do is clip the hood into the body. Screw on the handle with knobs provided, screw on the base and then clip on the wheels. If you want to make the cradle then you just remove the wheels.
The pram is made from bright sturdy plastic with a winnie the pooh design on the hood and on the cloth insert.

WHAT I THINK OF THE PRAM

We all know when we have little girls how lovely it is to get them their first doll and pram, well i couldn't wait anyway. At the time i bought this pram my daughter was just toddling and was not 100% sturdy on her feet, so i thought this could actually help her, give her a bit of support until she is more confident in walking.
The pram has an adjustable handle so you can have it to a height of 25cm to 50cm, i had to have it so it was almost at the lowest. Then in goes the doll, which can not be more than 35cm long otherwise the doll will not fit in and away we go, well so i thought.
As my daughter began pushing the pram around it is very light weight so as she leaned on it, it just tipped up with the doll falling out and my daughter ending up underneath it.
I found this a bit annoying as i had to walk around holding the pram with her so she could push it.
You get a cloth insert for inside the pram but this is not attached to anything so this kept sliding and i had to keep fixing it all the time, in the end i took it out and just put a blanket in for her.
Now down to the cradle, all you do is remove the wheels and you have your cradle, my daughter liked this as she could play with her doll and not end up on the floor underneath it.
By the time my daughter was steady enough on her feet to try out the pram again, she had almost grown out it. It says for ages 1.5years- 4 years, my daughter was only 2 and i had the handle at the heighest it would go, but she only got a few months out of it.

PRICE

This pram reatils for £7.49, which i didn't mind paying as at least she got to use the cradle.

WHERE TO GET IT FROM

This pram is exclusive to argos stores
www.argos.co.uk
Telephone - 0870 600 8784
Address to write to - Argos Direct, Acton Gate, Stafford, ST18 9AR.

FINAL THOUGHTS

I think for any child to get the most from this pram the age range should be 2-3 years, anything younger i found my child did not benefit from it and once my daughter was 3 she was too big for it.