Babybee Duo

I absolutely love the Babybee Duo 3 pram. It’s incredibly easy to unfold, which makes getting out of the house so much quicker and less stressful. The standout feature for me is the large basket underneath — unlike many other prams, there’s no bar through the middle, so it’s actually usable. The shopper basket accessory is another big win and… Read more

makes doing groceries with the baby so much easier. Practical, well-designed, and perfect for everyday use.

The duo3 is amazing! No faults with this pram. It’s very smooth whilst moving, very easy on different terrains, is easy to pack away and set up and isn’t too bulky like a lot of other prams out there! Show details

This pram has exceeded my expectations. Easily built and constructed through the fantastic engineering. So many configurations that not only suit when I need to put both kids in the pram but also when I duck to the shop with the youngest. But my… Read more ·  1

favourite feature is how much space is in the bottom with the pram in double mode. I honestly thought having a double pram would be awkward bulky and heavy but even a week out from a c section I was able to easily control the pram around the shop. My capsule clicks in easily and my 19month old is comfy and content in her chair at the front. Especially because she gets to look out and wave to people as we move through the shop. 10/10 would but again absolutely love this pram!

I really like my duo3 pram! My husband and I bought it originally for future planning incase we were to have a second child. I definitely enjoy having the massive basket space at the moment and is usually the first thing most people that have seen… Read more

me with my pram have said about it. The bassinet was great and comfy and I loved that unlike some other bassinets, the hood came down quite low allowing for better coverage and for keeping it nice and dark. With the toddler seat, I do wish the hood could cover more but it wasn’t a deal breaker. The seat has great flexibility in adjusting the foot rest as well as the backrest allowing it to move in three different positions. My baby loved being in the toddler seat from 4 months, she loved being able to look out and quickly got sick of being in the bassinet. I ended up getting a custom liner that was thicker than the liner it came with just to provide more comfort and cushioning for her seeing as she wasn’t able to sit up right properly. I do wish the suspension was a little bit better as I find along bumpy paths, my baby can still feel it and often wakes from naps on walks. But given the size of the pram, I understand it’s a bit tricky with centre of gravity being a bit higher. It’s also a tad heavy as compared to some other prams in the market now, but I’ve gotten used to it by now. Overall, I find it a really durable pram. Would I get it again knowing what’s out there? Probably not, I had just missed out on the Juno shortly after I had bought this pram and would have liked that better just in terms of a style update and there are a few single to double prams in the market now so I definitely would take the time to shop properly knowing what I know now and what to look out for as a first time mum. I still love babybee as a brand though, I think their items are so well thought out and stylish. I even have their carrier and absolutely love that piece.

Love the Babybee Duo 3. Pros: - Giant basket at the bottom that is easy to access (have not tried accessing with two seats as we use it as a single pram for now). - Love the shopping basket attachment, I used it a lot at first, however these days I just use the basket as it is a bit bigger. - The wheels lock for wonky sidewalks and makes the pram… Read more

smoother when needed. - Very good turning circle - Can use capsule, bassinet and pram seat. Fantastic, has every option covered. - Good build quality. Have been carting it around in my boot for 9 months and using it most days for 4 months, I have just managed my first scratch a couple weeks ago thanks to my husbands work tools falling into it in the car.

Cons: - Heavier than I would like, but pretty dang light for its size. - Very long when folded, I have a large SUV and it only fits in the boot by mm. Though I think the newer model has been redesigned to be shorter. - Two handed fold (new model is one handed fold, the Juno) - Can't fold the pram with the seat on it, very annoying for storage, especially in the car.

Overall, would highly recommend, however, if price isn't an obstacle, I would suggest looking at the Juno which is the new and improved model that address a number of the cons.

I did so much research when looking at prams, and opted for the duo3 because at the time (unsure about now) it was the only pram I found on the market that when used with bassinet and seat, allowed the bassinet to be on top. Other brands i found, very surprisingly, could not do this- and the bassinet would have to be at the bottom, meaning the… Read more

baby is out of view when used with a baby and toddler. I also loved the idea of the shopping basket.

For now, I’m using the bassinet, with the shopping basket at the bottom when we go to the shops. It’s incredibly convenient and I’ve lost track of how many people have stopped to comment on it. It’s also meant that instead of having a collection of stuff accumulate in the car that I don’t have enough hands to bring in, it all gets thrown in the basket, and it’s so easy to just carry baby and basket into the house. Same on the reverse- anything I need to take for the day gets thrown in the basket and easily transferred to the car. This is really helpful as a solo mum- instead of doing countless trips to and from the car as I pack things for the day, or unpack from the day.

My baby finds the bassinet comfortable and I can easily get out and about knowing that she is safe and comfortable. She has plenty of space in there and I love the extendable sun shade, while also being able to open up the sides of the bassinet to know she is getting plenty of air in there. I look forward to my duo3 continuing to adapt as I grow my little family.

We love our Duo3 pram! We have the capsule, bassinet, and seat, and they all attach easily to the frame perfect for when baby falls asleep or for longer walks. It’s super practical knowing it can convert to a double pram when we have another baby in the future. The basket attachment is great for shopping, and the underneath basket has plenty of… Read more

room for everything we need on the go. I also love that it comes with multiple attachments, including nets and rain covers, which make it ready for any weather or outing. Such a thoughtful and versatile design! We recently had slight issues with the front wheels locking up. I contacted the customer support team and within the week had replacement wheels sent out. Highly recommend the product and the customer service team.

Absolutely love the duo 3 pram! The benefit of being able to fit a bassinet and a seat is a game changer when having multiple children. Plenty of storage space down the bottom and it fits well in the car boot Show details

Wouldn’t recommend, better prams out there. They have a shaky quality to them consider they cost around $1200. I had a problem with my viser not staying pulled down and I was told to simply pull/ push it down harder. When I told them it doesn’t stay they assured me repeating the process 5 times would fix it. Not what you want to hear when you are… Read more

within warranty and haven’t used the pram before and it is already broken. I told them pushing the hood down with such force will break the pram and it also shakes the absolute crap out of my baby doing so. As soon as I hit a bump it just whips open again. It’s also heavy as and is not a conventional pram to easily break down and pack away. It has 1 foot rest height and that is way up, otherwise it hangs down and offers 0 zero support to your child’s legs. Unlike Steelcraft which have 5 foot rest levels. I only reviewed them a 5 in a previous review because they offered a chance to win the cost of the pram back. Nobody was announced because I assume nobody actually won. If you want a quality pram - go with a Steelcraft v5. Best and comfiest pram plus it has tons of grow room. My toddler is 18 ‘months old and doesn’t fit this pram anymore due to the short seats. Steelcraft have nice longs seats plus they are sturdier. I wish I never got rid of mine for this babybee junk