It also has different sitting positions for your child, the lying down works brilliantly and our child always stay asleep haha, however never looks comfy in an upright position and constantly slides down the pram. Although product information is regularly updated, Aldi is unable to accept liability for any incorrect information.

He loves to have a look around and see what it either side of him as well as what is in front of him. The Chicco OhLaLa 2’s major selling point is its weight – easily one of the lightest buggies on the market at 3.

Also able to fold with one hand and self-standing once folded means it is a dream to set-up/put-away whilst holding your baby in your arms.

With soft fabrics, padded shoulder straps and a leg rest, this stroller gives your little one the ultimate comfort whilst on their journeys. The other pushchairs I couldn't fold them up easily and I destroyed a few which my wife vouch for me. The adjustable leg rest and combined handles are amongst the many things that Chicco have built in to this stroller to make this an ideal solution for parent and child. It is also so lightweight that it is easy to steer with one hand, something that is near to impossible with a heavier pram. The seat doesn't lock into a fully upright position, so my baby has to support himself and use the crossbar if he wants to sit upright.

Whilst the foldability was very good, and it wasn't heavy like other push chairs I have owned, I felt the design was a little dull and boring. It comes with an way to use instruction manual with pictures of how to sort the pushchair out as well as it just being in English it is in several different languages so everyone can understand what it is saying. The seat looked uncomfortable to me but my 4 month old fell to sleep within it so I guess he found it comfortable. The bar is quite thin though, so I worry about its longevity and I wouldn’t want to put pressure on it wearing flip flops.