I have the Bugaboo Chameleon, which I chose in Australia. Some people think you have to only have a small pram for Singapore (like the Bee) but I’m glad I chose such a solid pram that provides a more comfortable ride for the child. And we do a lot of walking with it, too.
That being said, I wouldn’t suggest it as your only pram as it’s too cumbersome to get in and out of cars. So, my favourite pram is actually my Babyzen YoYo. It’s expensive but, for us, worth every cent as far as cost-per-use goes. It fits into an overhead on the plane, and it’s easy to get into a taxi and then clip in your Maxi-Cosi capsule. Plus, it actually can seat a large older child really well – my four-and-a-half-year-old is still very comfortable in it. We also have the buggy board adapter, which both kids are happy riding on.
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