Cheapest of the cheap or v expensive and sell on for an almost three yr old

[Mylovelylovelyhorse]

I know I know she should walk but we've got back from a week away where every trip was marred with the winging and whining that her legs hurt. Also she often still naps innthevafternoon on poor dh's shoulders flopped over his head if necessary

So, we didn't take our maclaren xlr because it wouldn't fit in. I kept threatening to go to argos and buy the cheapest stroller they do, which would've done the job and been and small enough to pack

But I've seen a babyzen yoyo which folds so small it could always fit it. And then in researching that one I saw a mountain buggy nano which is small too

Any advice? Are these other two worth the money for fairly occasional use

[Casey123]

I'm not too much help -but on a general note I would go for a cheap stroller, I've not found many second-hand strollers sell for that much. What about buying a 'good' stroller off ebay cheap?

[YouLoveItDoreen]

Would a soft structed carrier be an option? We sold our Bee+ and got DS a SSC. He doesn't nap though, he might fall asleep in the car. I'd probably be inclined to get something well known, although a second hand yoyo is around £250, so after you've got s

[YouLoveItDoreen]

*some use out of it, you could sell it on again. Posted too soon.

[MissWimpyDimple]

I loved my Maclaren volo for that age. So light, so strong and sturdy. Have used it to move all sorts of large items and it's still going strong.

Doesn't recline, but if your toddler can nap on her daddy's shoulders that shouldn't be a problem!

[Ragwort]

Get the cheapest.