Buggy-off: Katie Piper vs Natasha Hamilton
Mum-to-be Natasha Hamilton and new mum Kate Piper have chosen Nuna and Joolz prams. Which set of baby wheels do you prefer?
Buying a pram is probably one of the biggest purchases you make for your baby – and, for many of us, a pretty big style statement too.
So it's always fascinating to see which makes and models celeb mums and mums-to-be are plumping for.
And today, we bring you the (pregnant) Natasha Hamilton vs (new mum) Katie Piper buggy face-off! Each have been sharing their recent buggy purchases and we want to know whose pram you like best.
First up is Natasha Hamilton. She might be only 4 months pregnant, but she’s already chosen her pram.
"Just custom-designed my beautiful new @JoolzUK buggie @peppermintuk in chiswick #verycosybaby x" she tweeted.
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The Joolz Day Tailor, which retails for £999, is fully customisable and offers you the opportunity to choose from 120 different colour combinations.
Natasha says she hasn't yet completed decided on the exact colour sshe wants for her own buggy, as she has yet to find out the sex of her baby.
Meanwhile, our other contender, Katie Piper has been getting to grips with her buggy for her 6-week-old daughter Belle Elizabeth.
"Have officially passed my driving test today in Waitrose with #NUNAIV pram," she joked as she posted a picture on Instagram.
The versatile 4-mode IVVI pushchair she's chosen is by stylish Dutch buggy designer Nuna.
It has 4 modes – pram, car seat, 'facing parent' and 'facing world' – and also features 2 flexible-fold options (with the seat on or off), as well as quick-release wheels for an even more compact fold.
The pushchair costs £600 with an extra £200 for the carry cot.
So which buggy do you prefer? Comments please!
Read more:
- Celebrity buggies: who's pushing what?
- Katie Piper: first pics of baby Belle
- Big Reunion baby: Natasha Hamilton and Ritchie Neville announce pregnancy
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