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    I recently completed a speech and language course and because of it want to replace my buggies/pushchairs.

    I need anything forward facing - does anyone else have or know of one?
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    Do you mean rear facing so they look at you and therefore speech is encouraged?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minstrel View Post
    Do you mean rear facing so they look at you and therefore speech is encouraged?
    Yes so they are looking at me instead of outwards - founds about 8 singles but need a double too
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    If you're looking at getting a lightweight stroller that faces you then the Bebeconfort Streety, Bugaboo Bee or Chicco Trio for Me look good. I think these are a few of the ones that fold up the smallest.

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    I have mine and have used it with two children who came to me with not a lot for speech at age 2 and 2 and a half and I do believe that using a pushchair like this helped as you do speak more to them and they can see you.

    I used to speak to the ones on forward facing but not as much (you do feel a fool speaking to them only to find they've gone to sleep lol)

    Expensive but worth every penny.It is my every day one and as I don't drive I don't have to worry too much about how it collapses for the car (I have a normal umbrella fold one for our car for those days hubby is around).

    this is the one I want if I win the lottery

    http://www.bambinoscleethorpes.co.uk...ia/spirits.pdf
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    Quote Originally Posted by DebbieS26 View Post
    Yes so they are looking at me instead of outwards - founds about 8 singles but need a double too
    not seen any doubles
    love Kate
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    Quote Originally Posted by DebbieS26 View Post
    Yes so they are looking at me instead of outwards - founds about 8 singles but need a double too
    ooh you know i would love ones like this, im forever stopping and checking the kids are ok or asking for them to repeat themselves cos i cant hear them

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    Quote Originally Posted by DebbieS26 View Post
    Yes so they are looking at me instead of outwards - founds about 8 singles but need a double too
    http://www.preciouslittleone.com/pro...oller---black/
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    Quote Originally Posted by buildingblocks View Post
    This is the one i knew of as well... just done a google search and bought this buggy up also... http://www.mothercare.com/OBaby-Zyne...elated-tab-3-5

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    just send for the price - holding my breath

    Thanks for the replies
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    I have the bebeconfort streety and love it! I love being able to chat to my son. And the best bit is, the shopping basket is huge! So no need to hand a bag on the handle, everything fits underneath.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoJoGiggles View Post
    This is the one i knew of as well... just done a google search and bought this buggy up also... http://www.mothercare.com/OBaby-Zyne...elated-tab-3-5
    Don't like that one as a rear facer as the child behind is not seeing you it would have to be a side by side double for the children to benefit surely I just wish they weren't so expensive
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    Quote Originally Posted by buildingblocks View Post
    these ones come up on ebay, keep your eye out

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    Quote Originally Posted by buildingblocks View Post
    Don't like that one as a rear facer as the child behind is not seeing you it would have to be a side by side double for the children to benefit surely I just wish they weren't so expensive
    Personally neither do i but it was all that came in my quick google search

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    look what you have done to me now lol
    i have been on ebay and i have two single ones on watch
    i think i have a buggy obession
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    I had a first wheels one and although I loved it it was soo big! It didn't fit thru doors and putting it in the car (you need a BIG boot) means you have to take off both seats before folding the frame. I loved that it was facing me bit in the end I got rid as it was fiddly putting in the car and I couldn't go thru checkouts and thru doors of most of the shops in my town

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    The obaby zynergie zoom is one you could look at. Not cheap at around the £500 Mark. I've been looking at it but there is no where I can go to see it so I am reluctant to buy. Although my local mothercare did say I could buy it and if it was not suitable I could return it.....(but I could find it cheaper than mothercare!)
    But it does look a fab fab pushchair!

    http://www.mothercare.com/OBaby-Zyne..._rd_s=center-7

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    i love my bebe confort streety but will need 2 sell it soon xx will b needin a double/single for cm an personal use!!

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    i would rather the children were facing away from me

    i think it nicer to see were they are going, i hate sitting backwards on a train, not because it makes me feel sick or anything but i would rather see were i am going than were i have been, its easier to point things out to children too if they are facing foward.

    i can get the language thing a bit but i talk to my mindees a lot so they dont need to be constantly talked to while out on a walk, its nicer if they see the world and see people walking towards them whom often say hello or smile at at them, they wouldnt do that the same if the child was facing backwards!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sweets View Post
    i would rather the children were facing away from me

    i think it nicer to see were they are going, i hate sitting backwards on a train, not because it makes me feel sick or anything but i would rather see were i am going than were i have been, its easier to point things out to children too if they are facing foward.

    i can get the language thing a bit but i talk to my mindees a lot so they dont need to be constantly talked to while out on a walk, its nicer if they see the world and see people walking towards them whom often say hello or smile at at them, they wouldnt do that the same if the child was facing backwards!
    I agree with you. There has been so much fuss recently about children being able to face you but I too think there are also many advantages to being able to see where you are going rather than where you have been.
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