10 March 2008
It’s been said that a woman’s body goes through more changes during pregnancy than a man’s does over his whole life. Make sure that you give your body the time it needs to adjust to the changes. Be patient and listen to your body – it’s been through a lot.
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articles shared by Mountain Buggy fanatics ...
It's Raining...It's Pouring!
23 August 2008
Winter weather could make you housebound...but not when you own a Mountain Buggy.
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The Ugly House On Martin Street
31 July 2008
There's nothing more wonderful than packing the family into the Mountain Buggy and getting to know your neighbourhood. But when your kids come face to face with ghastly modern architecture, what's the responsible parent to do?
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8 years old and still looking great
7 July 2008
Zandra (New Zealand)
I just wanted to tell you that we still love our eight year old Terrain buggy. It is now carrying our third daughter and still looks great.
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Adventures with our buggy
7 July 2008
Wendy (New Zealand)
In March this year a group of us decided to take our families on the Routeburn track and stay overnight at the Routeburn Flats Hut.
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Ski Wives
4 July 2008
In winter time around here we become...not ‘Army Wives’, ‘Footballers Wives’, or even ‘Desperate Housewives’…but one wouldn’t be too wrong for calling us…’Ski Wives’.
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AT LAST
26 June 2008
baby is here
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The Game
6 June 2008
It is cold and rainy outside. My three year old boy needs a run around and my wife needs fresh air after being indoors with our baby for three days. Off we go!
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Ruapehu Rocks!
19 May 2008
A weekend of adventure back home at Mount Ruapehu.
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Family Holiday
19 May 2008
When is a holiday actually a holiday?
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The waiting is long
4 May 2008
(Pregnant)
Sunday morning and clearblue sky. Jalle is out on a power-walk and I feel immobile and slightly tired of being pregnant.
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Gisborne – land of the fit
22 April 2008
Ta-daa! We are in Gisborne. Home to brilliant beaches, dripping fruit trees and the world's shortest river - which, fortuitously, is just over the road.
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