MUMMY TO THE MAX

Basic weight: 5.7kg (without accessories)

Carrying capacity: 15kg

Suitable from 6 months

Recline multiple position, drawstring operation and zip open hood panels

Wheel size 12.7cm

Hood ventilation panel

All round suspension

Lined brakes

Lockable front swivel wheels

Rear reflectors

Carry strap

Accessories included: bucket style seat liner, shoulder pads, shopping basket and rain cover

Why YOU should be a Maclaren Buggy Owner:

A key featured to me when buying a buggy is to make sure it is light weight as we need to climb stairs to get up to our house. This buggy would be perfect for myself, I found it easy to lift, I am only 5 ft. tall and normally find other branded pushchairs far to heavy.
I really liked the idea of the buggy coming equipped with a removable, ergonomic bucket seat liner. This would provide cushioned comfort for your little one and ensure they would be comfy when travelling round in style. The liner is also Water- and stain- resistant fabric which I find important when having a little one around.

• Universal organiser - This  black organiser has space for bottles and a deep zip mesh compartment to keep not only your possessions but children's. Finished with the brand’s iconic logo, it is the ideal addition to your buggy.
• Park Blanket - This soft park blanket has a space saving roll up design, meaning it can be easily stored in your buggy.
• Changing Bag - This sleek black Nappy Bag has a spacious interior with room for all of your changing essentials. Finished with the brand’s iconic logo, it is the ideal complement to the BMW Buggy.

Since having Maxwell I have never had to go anywhere long distance with him by myself. I have always had Ben or my family to hold my hand. Next week it all changes, we are going to London.
We are going for a special event which no-one actually knows about yet but I couldn't be more scared if I tried.

The train journey is for one and a half hours each way and we are going from Southampton to London. We also have one stop to battle with.
I have done it a few times before without Maxwell but add a baby, a pushchair and a changing bag into the equation anything could happen.

Things I am scared about:

1. Being late for the train - We are booked on to the 9 am train leaving Southampton, however when I rang South West trains up they told me I would have to collect the train tickets from a machine, I have no clue where the machine is nor how to even get the tickets. I think we will leave our house early.
2. The journey - I rang South West trains up to ask was it possible to travel with Maxwell in his buggy. Its small and lightweight and I can not see him sitting still for a hour and a half. I was told I would either have to collapse it which I really do not want to do or if any disable places are free I am able to put his pushchair here but if anyone disabled gets on then I will have to move. I was also told they were unable to reserve seats which is irritating. Has anyone ever experienced taking there children on the train in a buggy? Any advice would be great!
3. The Change of train - We only have 10 mins to change trains, will this be enough time? If not we will be standing around waiting for the next train to come.
4. London - I have a 20 min walk when we get to London to our destination. I am going to print a route off before we go however I hope we do not get to lost if not ill be jumping in a cab.

I have decided I need to take minimal luggage but enough toys, food for Maxwell to be entertained. I have already decided we can stop off at Pret a Manger for lunch as I have a gift voucher.

I am excited but also very nervous! Look back soon to see how it all went! Did we have a successful trip or not?