Review of the Bugaboo Butterfly Pushchair

Review of the Bugaboo Butterfly Pushchair

We’re an active family here and long walks and even hikes in the countryside aka forest therapy, (and it really is thereupetic for myself and my kids as it’s the only time they don’t argue) is something we prioritise regularly during teh school holidays and on weekends, whatever the weather.

Florence, my youngest child at 2 and 9 months, is an active toddler, a little girl who can be found running or zooming around on her little scooter; playing football with real skill and even playing basketball with her older siblings. She rarely sits still, on reflection, unless she’s watching Bluey on the TV, meaning her little legs can tire easily, and that’s where a nifty but strong pushchair comes in handy.

Enter the chic, comfortable and super sturdy Bugaboo Butterfly pushchair. Isn’t she gorgeous?! The dreamy colourway of this model in the pale biscuit shade titled Desert is my favourite colour for any pram we own and it also comes in beautiful darker shades too.

Folding in just one minute, literally, easy to navigate and push, with ample space in the basket, this gets the thumbs up from Florence and I.

Cushioned, and long enough for my toddler who is at the 96th percentile when it comes to height for her age, it really is the perfect fit for our tall daughter.

A stylish stroller, ideal for both city and travel life whether that might be a daily commute or weekend getaway, this is a premium pushchair suitable from birth to age 4 (22kg).

Lightweight but safe, so it doesn’t tip over, this pram certainly makes getting around with a toddler less stressful.

We’ve tested it out on country walks near our home, on public transport into the city centre and folding it up in the car for nights away.  Florence enjoys travelling around and also napping in it when she needs to, and even sitting in it as a cozy alternative to a chair in cafes or restaurant.  Versatile, visually beautiful and functional too, what a perfect pram it is!

Thank you Bugaboo.

This was a gifted pushchair but as always, my words are honest.