Quinny Moodd Pushchair Frame, Blue Base/Black

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I can safely conclude that this is a good Moodd. Quinny have taken one of their most popular models and brought it right up to date adding some nice touches and improving on previous weaknesses.

Quinny Moodd Review | Pushchair Expert

From six months+ you can use the normal seat, which can be in both forward and parent facing modes and has three levels of recline Serial shoppers won't be overly impressed with the shopping basket on the Moodd. It's quite small and shallow with a maximum capacity of 5kg. As it's only accessible from the sides, because of the design of the frame, you won't be able to just reach down from the steering position. There is a change to the 2015 Moodd with the basket now being colour coded to match the hue of your pushchair. With 3 recline positions world and parent facing, the Moodd seat offers a fully lay flat base, extending from the middle of the seat.There's a 5-point harness on the Moodd with 3 height settings as your child grows. It's simple to adjust the length with the plastic sliders, as well as to adjust the height setting by unhooking the harness and sliding it through the seat material. It then needs connecting to the right height on the seat. The shoulder pads are nicely cushioned and feature the moodd logo on the right side. They are poppered into place which is a nice touch to prevent them from slipping up or down. Another change to the 2015 Moodd is that the harness webbing is now colour coded to match the rest of the pushchair.

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The Moodd features a decent seat size at 49cm high, 23cm deep and 35cm wide. The fabric on the seat unit completely removes in one piece for easy cleaning and is connected by 4 poppers across the top, 2 in the middle and 6 on the bottom. Even the harness pads can be taken off in case of dribbles or ice cream stains. Because of the modern design of the pushchair, the shape of the seat does leave the child quite open and exposed. Hey, Quinny Moodd enthusiasts The internal liner is very soft, though you can still feel the side supports at the top and bottom through it. All of the fabrics can be removed for hand washing. The inside of the carrycot measures 74cm long and 29cm wide, so it should last until the child is around 6 months old. Suitable from birth to 15kg, it comes with a padded ‘baby nest’ cocoon that fits on top of the seat when reclined and is secured with the straps. We haven’t used this but it looks pretty cosyWe went for a Bugaboo (the Bee+) before Eliza was born – as it’s very small and light – and it’s been brilliant. We recently bought a Maclaren Volo to take on holiday, and have used it a lot as it’s even lighter and more portable than the Bee. But if none of these issues are a factor – e.g. if you live in a house, on the ground floor, drive a car with a big boot, don’t have to use public transport – it’s definitely one to consider, especially as it’s so comfortable for babies and mine loved it. Eliza loved being higher up, and the padded t-bar at the front. I suspect she likes to think she’s driving it