Use the Cybex 3 in 1 Stroller to take your favourite 36/42cm Corolle baby doll for a walk. The Cybex 3-in-1 carriage is part of the Mon Grand Poupon Corolle collection of dolls, fashion and accessories designed for caring for baby doll like real parents.
Three different positions: carriage, stroller and bassinet, the latter which can be detached and also serve as a bouncy seat. Folding canopy, which may be detached. Storage basket and Swivelling front wheels.
The frame folds easily for travel or storage. A fully featured, realistically styled three-in-one carriage. Children can use it three different ways: as a carriage, stroller or bassinet (which can also serve as a bouncy seat).
The bassinet is easy to insert in either direction, rear or forward facing. When it's attached and fully extended the canopy protects a baby doll from the sun's rays or wind or less than ideal weather, it can also be folded down to take full advantage of a beautiful day. The 3-in-1 Priam Cybex carriage features four quiet, smooth-rolling wheels, of which two -- the front two -- swivel for ease of navigating.
The roomy storage basket holds all the essentials needed to care for baby doll. Stroller
large side buttons, then closing the other buttons to lock it into position. Bassinet or Bouncy Seat
carry handle, the bassinet is easy to transport.
Pram Dimensions: Length 60cm Width 36.5cm Height 64.5cm
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard!
Ages 3 years and up.
1 Review
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Just like the real thing
I bought this for my granddaughter, I know she will absolutely love it. I like the fact that the bassinet separates, tilt to make it like a stroller or flat like a pram. The handle is adjustable as the child grows, best of all collapses and can fit into the back of a car, but more importantly, doesn’t take up so much room, and can be stored under the bed. Just like the real thing. Same colour as her mummy’s pram too. The only negative is you have to be quite strong to adjust it, so the little ones might need parental help with that. Five-year-olds could probably do it on their own..
