
I love this great doll pram from Pottery Barn Kids. I have a similar pram that my youngest two daughters used as infants, so it seems especially sweet to me. Little girls who love to do imitate the moms and dads that they see out in the world will enjoy the realism of this great gift. It is designed to fit dolls up to 19 inches, and looks like it would be easy to steer. You can bring this luxurious toy home for $79 at potterybarnkids.com.

My oldest daughter has had some great Umi shoes over the years, but we have yet to try their pre-walkers. I currently have my eye on this pair which is so, so sweet. If the weather weren’t so warm and my baby weren’t barefoot all the time, I think I would already have ordered them. The little embroidered “friends” are as cute as can be, and the elastic heel band and concealed velcro look like they would really keep them in place. My only worry is that I’d have trouble matching them to her clothes because the design is so eye-catching. We’ve had this problem with some of our Robeez. You can purchase a pair of these fun little shoes for $30 at tinysoles.com.
June 2nd, 2009
Posted by Greta
Posted in: Toys

Most children enjoy imaginative play that focuses on baby-care. Who wouldn’t want to play mommy or daddy? This beautiful heirloom pram adds a whole new level of sophistication to the fun. Handcrafted from beechwood and cotton canvas, it looks great and is made to last. Best of all, it is currently on sale for half price. You can purchase one for $99 at chasing-fireflies.com.

Although they are much more expensive than basic strollers, I have always loved the style and look of the pram. If you’re looking for a luxurious pram and cost is not an option, you might want to consider this Classica Oro Pram with Balestrino Cromato Panna Chassis. With a wood body, real lace curtains, and an inner lining made of fine piquet cotton, your baby will travel in style and comfort. The bassinet portion of the pram can be used until baby is 6 months old. After that, you’ll need the optional Stroller Seat and Hood, available for $249 extra.
As I mentioned, this is not the everyday stroller that most parents will want or need, but if you like to dream, this is the perfect pram to fantasize about. You can view more information about it at WellAppointedHouse.com, where you can also purchase this pram for $998.
I had to smile when I saw this toy stroller because it looks so much like one of our real strollers. Unfortunately, we already have so many strollers (toy and real), that I don’t think I can buy any more of any variety for a while.
What I love about the Pottery Barn Toy Pram, apart from its resemblance to my Peg Culla , is that it looks very sturdy. The way my daughter runs around with her toy strollers, I’m always afraid that she will flip over. With its wide wheel base, I don’t think this one is likely to tip. I also think it would make a great place to store dolls when they aren’t in use. Kids are sure to be drawn to this toy because it looks so much like a real one.
The stroller is designed to hold dolls up to 19 inches, and the handle adjusts to grow with your child. It would make a wonderful gift. You can buy one for $69 at Potterybarnkids.com.

Every stroller needs a take-along toy bar, so you can keep your baby entertained without worrying about toys being dropped (or thrown) as you walk. I have grown a bit bored with our collection of stroller toys, especially since most of them are a bit loud and obnoxious. That is part of the reason that I am drawn to this understated toy.
Made out of soft fabric, the People Pram Cord by Esthex offers fun on the go without a lot of annoying bells and whistles. I love the simple design, which resembles a chain of paper dolls. The toy makes a pleasant rattle as the child plays. You will appreciate this toy’s simplicity, and it will look elegant on your stroller.
Price: $29.95 at Piccolinionline.com.

I bought this for my younger daughter for her first birthday, and it has turned out to be a wonderful investment. She loved it from the moment she saw it. At first, she just wanted to sit in it. Then, she figured out how to take her toys for a ride in it. Now she likes to persuade her older sister to give her rides in it. Luckily, it is very sturdy. I also took this as a prop when she had one-year photos taken. Those pictures are some of my all time favorites. I talked about this toy so much that several of my friends have now purchased it, and they love it too. As with everything from Haba, you can be confident that this toy is well-made and completely free of toxins. We actually have the unpainted version, but I love this new and more feminine design. You can buy one for $154.99 at oompatoys.com.