As the buggy lies flat, Chico states the OhLaLa 2 is suitable from birth to 15kg, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable putting a newborn baby in the pushchair.

Suitable from birth, the Ohlala’s seat has multiple recline positions, including a lie-flat position to offer practicality. If I had a friend who lived in a flat with no lift, used a lot of public transport, or travelled a lot, I would definitely recommend this stroller. Number of wheels 4 Front wheel(s) type EVA foam-coated wheels Rear wheels type EVA foam-coated wheels Front wheels diameter 11. The Chicco Ohlala stroller is a great little stroller, it is ideal if you are looking for that go to product that does its job and your little one enjoys it. All transactions are securely processed through either Paypal or Sage Pay depending on your choice of payment.

The other pushchairs I couldn't fold them up easily and I destroyed a few which my wife vouch for me. A simple, super lightweight buggy that’s just the ticket for running around towns and cities with your child, or for parents in flats with stairs to climb. Anyone that knows us will know the battles I have had to try and convince Darcie that the pram isn’t the worst place in the world to be and using this new stroller that is less closed in has definitely been the best thing for that so far. The hood feels a little flimsy when folding back and forth, a sturdier mechanism would make it a lot more value for money.

They mention that it's difficult to maneuver and it makes a noise when their daughter is in it, it has developed a high pitch squeak that is impossible to get rid of, and the wheels make some voice when moving. You can adjust the seat recline via a strap at the back of the pushchair, so you can get it to any angle you want.

This generally isn’t an issue for me as we still have our Xpedior for any country walks or if we know we are going somewhere with difficult terrain. Some mention that it is so light and easy to fold, that it can be held with one hand easily, and that it's easy to push around. Both pushchairs fold down quickly and easily (and can be done with just one hand), but the Babyzen Yoyo comes with a shoulder strap to carry it, which is a useful extra. The seat is very well padded and I imagine it is comfortable, Cleo looks protected but with the added comfort as well. The Chicco Ohlala Stroller has a one-hand folding system and self standing once closed, providing you and your family with ease whilst out and about.