Mums love the pram that converts into a car seat you can take on planes – even Coleen Rooney is a fan
MUMS have praised a car seat which turns into a pram – and can even be taken on flights. Famous fans even include Coleen Rooney and Ferne McCann who have been spotted using the convertible stroller with their kids. Created by Doona, named after the founder’s daughter Danielle, the infant car seat has built in […]
MUMS have praised a car seat which turns into a pram – and can even be taken on flights.
Famous fans even include Coleen Rooney and Ferne McCann who have been spotted using the convertible stroller with their kids.
Created by Doona, named after the founder’s daughter Danielle, the infant car seat has built in wheels which can be pushed up into a pram.
On the website, is claims: “The Doona
is the world’s first car seat with integrated wheels meaning that in less than five seconds you can be out of your car with your precious little one and on your way in safety and style.”
It has been tested and is a certified infant car seat, meaning parents can take it onto the plane with them.
The wheels can then pop out and turn it into a pram at the other end of the flight.
The website explains it has been TUV and FAA Aircraft Approved for travel.
Airlines allow travellers to take car seats on board which can then be strapped into a plane seat for the duration of a flight.
The Doona costs £249 and comes in a range of 10 colours to choose from.
Mums are raving about the item, claiming it is “perfect” for getting kids in and out of places without needing to wake them up.
Others said it is “worth every penny” and regularly get asked questions about it from other mums.
One mum said: “We travel a lot and life is so easy with my little one. Airplane travel is so easy now. I just LOVE my Doona. Baby does too.”
Another added: “I have had my Doona for two weeks now and its makes travelling a breeze.”
Other celebs which have been spotted with the pram include Vogue Williams, Ivanka Trump and Conor McGregor.
Some fans raised concerns that the height of the handlebars made the pram “too small” and would lead to back ache.
While the handle adjusts to 99cm, compared to other prams which are between 100cm and 124cm, experts have claimed it is fine for short journeys, but tall people may struggle.
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