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Is there an image cuter than a parent pushing a child in a baby pushchair? Yes, this is a happy image that harkens to the most basic human instincts: the love and nurturing of a child. Sometimes, this imagery is made even more unique thanks to baby pushchairs that possess a unique and special look. But, of course, looks and style are not the only things one should look for in a baby pushchair. There are a number of other attributes worth exploring prior to making a baby pushchair. Here is a brief look at a number of these attributes.

The durability of the chair is important. This means the chair should not start to wear down after repeated use. The wheels should not stick nor should they start to become loose after only a few weeks after purchase. This is because if the chair starts to show wear and tear within a few weeks after purchase, the baby pushchair will lose some of its ability to maintain safety. This brings us to our next point….

Baby pushchairs need to maintain the safety of the child. That means the chair needs to be designed so that it is not prone to tipping over or presenting any other risks to the child. Also, the fasteners that hold the child in the chair need to be reliable. If the child was to come lose and fall out of the chair, then serious harm could come to the child. Conversely, the fasteners need to come loose on demand when the need to remove the child from the pushchair is required.

Comfort is also a very important aspect as well. For the baby to enjoy the pushchair experience, the baby needs to remain comfortable. Yes, the child need to be secure but never to the point the baby feels uncomfortable. Thankfully, high quality baby pushchairs take this into consideration during the design process. So, the ability to find a comfortable baby pushchair that maintains levels of safety should prove problematic.

Of course, while safety and durability always remain important concerns, it is also critical to never dismiss the value of looks. Yes, you do want your baby pushchairs to embody a certain sense of flair and style. That is why so many baby pushchairs are produced in a multitude of bright colors. For those that love spending time in local parks, there are lush green baby pushchairs that can match the green backdrop. For those that love strolling around the city, upbeat blue pushchairs can prove quite popular. And, yes, they all present a visual look that can make others envious of the design.

Does this sound like a lot of criteria to consider prior to purchasing a baby pushchair? Actually, it isn’t because every aspect listed herein is what most people expect from a baby pushchair in the first place. Just make sure to double check the criteria prior to making a purchase. This will ensure you are ultimately happy with your purchase. And that is, after all, what both you and the baby will want.

He is not even a year old but Theo has the spending habits to rival a Hollywood superstar.

In the past year his mother Sophie Vickers has splashed £17,000 on designer clothes and toys for her baby. The lavish lifestyle is a shocking example of Britain’s obsession with aping celebrity lifestyles.

The little boy, her only child, already rivals Imelda Marcos with 80 pairs of shoes – costing more than £4,000

His wardrobe is full of designer outfits worth £9,000 and he has hundreds of toys and three pushchairs.

He already has 40 pairs of trousers, 40 pairs of shorts, three leather jackets and 40 T-shirts – all from designer brands.

Miss Vickers admitted: ‘Theo is spoilt. Just one pair of my favourite shoes for him, baby Doc Martins, can cost £120, but I can afford it so why not?

‘Buying things for Theo gives me pleasure.’

The 22-year-old insisted that despite enjoying a spendaholic lifestyle she would still be able to teach Theo the difference between right and wrong.

She added: ‘It doesn’t mean he won’t know I have to work to give him a good life.’

It is not clear how Miss Vickers, who is a part-time administrative assistant from Tyne and Wear, and her carpet fitter partner Chris, 25, can afford such a lavish approach to parenthood.

She insists she does not spend on credit cards, but is reluctant to discuss the family’s income.

She explained that after forking out for rent and bills for their three bed maisonette almost all their income is spent on their only child – even claiming that Theo, who can’t talk, agrees with herHe would hate to be dressed in something scruffy and he admires himself in the mirror in his new clothes and shoes,’ she claims bizarrely.

However, Theo simply cannot fit in to many of the items any more because like any baby he is growing fast.

Psychologist Dr Funke Baffour said she was stunned at Miss Vickers’ behaviour.

She added: ‘The baby has become a trophy. It’s about how Sophie’s feeling, not the baby who doesn’t know or care if his shoes are designer.

‘Spoiling a child means they don’t learn what life’s really about. She’s setting him up for failure, even at this early stage.’

Miss Vickers is planning to throw Theo a huge first birthday party with fifty guests and plans to spend hundreds on presents for him including a quad bike and trampoline.

She said: ‘I’m always going to want to give Theo everything. Chris would like another child, but I’m not sure. If I had more kids I wouldn’t be able to lavish so much on Theo.’

‘It doesn’t mean I won’t teach him the difference between right and wrong, or that he won’t know I have to work to give him a good life.

The full interview appears in Closer magazine, on sale now.

By LIZ THOMAS

A fantastic pushchair that grows with your child from birth with a unique one-hand spin mechanism to bring you and your baby face to face

One hand spin mechanism to transfer the seat from forward to parent facing enabling face-to-face contact with your baby
Suitable from birth
Easily converts to pram mode giving a lie flat position for your baby
Unique one hand fold mechanism for ease of use
4-position adjustable handle height for perfect comfort when pushing
Removable bumper bar makes getting baby in and out of the seat much easier
Includes cosytoe, pram liner, pram apron and chest pads
Add the infant car seat (sold separately) to create a truly versatile travel system
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Handle height: 99-155 cm
Pushchair: H 97 x W 58 x L 90 cm
Folded: 73 x 58 x 46 cm
Weight: 13kg
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