Their designs are bright, colourful and really distinctive.
The design we finally chose after much deliberation (and bearing in mind we didn't know our baby's gender so wanted to get something gender neutral) is called Sunny.
The travel system came with a carry cot, pushchair seat, car seat, rain cover, matching changing bag and the chassis.
One of the features that drew us to this particular brand is that the chassis is lightweight and easy to maneuver. I'd tested a few different pushchairs but found most of them quite hard to steer. The Cosatto supposedly had one of the lightest frames and having only three wheels meant it was easier to steer.
The pushchair seat can be used world facing or parent facing. We've always kept it parent facing as we like to see Bird and she likes to see us too.
It can also be put into three different positions with the recline feature. This is perfect for when she's wide awake and wanting to see the world around her, and for when she's tired and ready for a sleep.
The foot muff is reversible so there are a few different ways it can be displayed. It can also be removed to leave just the liner in the back, or that can be fully removed too so that baby doesn't get too hot when the sun decides to make an appearance.
The frame is also really easy to collapse and hardly takes up any space at all. It can be collapsed with the pushchair seat in tact if world facing, but if parent facing the seat needs to be removed. I don't find removing the carry cot, car seat or pushchair seat from the frame difficult.
You can easily alter the handlebar so it's easier to push depending on your height.
We really love this travel system and have no regrets whatsoever about buying it. We receive regular compliments and Bird has always been very happy, cosy and comfortable.
10/10 from us! :)
Love, Gina Xx
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