WL wrote: Hi - we have baby no. 2 due in 5 weeks and then will have an 18 month old and a newborn. Am um-ing and ah-ing btwn the BJCS and the double Mountain Buggy, but also maybe the BJ City Mini Double - cause it's lighter and less bulky than the MB. Any comments? One thing I don't like about the BJCS is there are no sun shades - I tried pulling the hood far down over my toddler in the shop and she was unimpressed at having her view obstructed!! Also, the hood wouldn't shade the rest of her body... Anyone w the BJCS who can comment on this?? Anyone w the Duo MB - do you get used to the weight and bulk when getting it in and out of the car? Thanks

Hi There is a generic suncover that should fit the select...

check out USA site or babyfirst.co.nz which is NZ supplier to retailers

Limochick wrote: I've got mine but just using it as a single at the moment (got 10days till baby) and it's awesome. So easy to use and push. The only thing that may put some people off is you have to take the seat off to disesemble it iykwim but it's easy peasy!! I'll let you know how it goes as a double when I do use it as 1

actually it can fold with seat on, just bulkier but not any worse that any other pram iykwim   Got the lady to demo me that today.

did some research on USA sites and have discovered that baby jogger have put out a toddler board which works with the city select   Unfortunately I don't think they are coming in to the country until around april 2011.

Still can't wait to see one in RL and if it works well I think i will get the select with the board as it is such a easy to drive pram  ..... that is unless something better turns up

snooze wrote: i stopped a lady at the park who had one as I wanted to get it from the horses mouth, she had a bugaboo for her 3 yo but then had twins. She had bought a double mountain buggy but sold it in favour of the City Select.. she LOVED It!!    The sun shades also raise up so as your child gets taller it adjusts (I had a demo at the parents and child show). I would love one but I only need a double for family walks not shopping etc.. so are going to get a cheap second hand mountain buggy to live in the garage. I think my two kidlets will be too far apart in age for the city select to work.

Hi Snooze, I'm in a similar position I guess as my son will be 2 & 1/2 by the time bubs is born and I don't know if he will want to sit in a pram for any long periods of time at that age????  Comments more than welcome on that :)

and if he dosen't, well it makes it an expensive snap and go iykwim