Win a Quinny Zapp pushchair worth £153.50!

Winner: joandblunt, Mother of 3, Wales

This month we’ve got a fantastic Quinny Zapp pushchair, worth £153.30, to give away to one lucky member! (Colour may differ from illustration).

The Quinny Zapp: really compact

A full-sized pushchair that folds so small it can be carried on a bicycle or in a car’s passenger footwell, the Quinny Zapp is ideal for summer holidays which is just around the corner and will be the perfect investment for the return of the school run in September!

The Quinny Zapp: lightweight and versatile

The Quinny Zapp has re-invented foldability. It measures 65 cms (just over 2 feet) in length when folded – making it the world’s most compact fold – and is also extremely lightweight, weighing just 7 kilos. It becomes a full-sized stroller when opened and it’s also big on practicality. It converts into a travel system for use from birth by clipping on a Maxi-Cosi car seat (sold separately), and also has a sun canopy and rain cover included. Once folded, the whole buggy is so tiny that it fits into its own duffle bag, which is sold separately.

The Quinny Zapp: stylish and comfortable

Strikingly stylish, the Zapp is a real head-turner, along with suspension on all three wheels which ensures the buggy is comfortable, both to push and ride in. Quick and easy to fold and unfold, manoeuvrable and robust, it’s perfect for the school run, zooming in and out of shops, days out or those long walks on the beach.

The Quinny Zapp is available with a basket that hooks onto the frame of the pushchair and fits neatly between the wheels. The Quinny Zapp also comes in a range of stylish colours and has a RRP of £153.50. Visit www.quinny.com or call 020 8236 0707 for stockists.

Terms and Conditions: These competitions are open to UK residents except employees of The Baby Directory and anyone associated with these promotions. The closing date for entries to the competitions is midnight 31st July 2010 and winners will be announced on 1st August 2010. No cash alternatives or substitutions; the prizes are not transferable.