Badger Basket Just Like Mommy 3-in-1 Convertible Doll Pram, Carrier & Stroller – Pink Rosebud – Fits 18 to 22-Inch Dolls

READ BEFORE READING THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS. I read the reviews on this pram carefully before deciding on it. It was a hard choice because some of the ones that were a bit more expensive had better reviews, but we couldn’t afford the extra $10. I discounted this pram because of those negative reviews. In the end, I really wanted my daughter to have a pram specifically, so I decided to give this one a try and hoped it wasn’t as bad as it was made out to be. It’s not! I honestly feel like this pram got a bad rap. First off, the instructions are not totally clear. That may have been why some people gave it fewer stars. The basket stays on the frame nicely. But, only if you push the pink clips over the metal bars that are attached to the underside of the basket. If you dont do that, there is no way the basket will stay on the frame. (See pic.) There is also a pink cap that needs to be slid down over the leg bar in order to keep the frame from collapsing. (Not mentioned in the instructions.) The manufacturer included a bar lever that prevents the frame from completely colapsing when it is angled toward the ground. It’s a smart feature to prevent pinched fingers. (See pic.) The base of the basket is a piece of wood composite that should hold up just fine. If it breaks I will likely just trace out a thin piece of wood that’s sturdier. As long as you keep your child from standing in the basket, or overloading it with too much weight, I am not sure how it would break. Our wheels all came with the caps. But, even without the caps there is a small metal clip that you push to get the wheels locked in place. I dont know if this is a new feature, but it seems to alleviate some of the reviews that say the wheels wouldn’t stay on. As long as I pushed the wheel on completely and pushed the metal piece down far enough, the wheels held tightly in place. (See pic.) Overall, we love this pram. My girls, 8 and 3 years old, both adore it. My 8 yo may end up wanting one for her birthday. She keeps trying to take this one to play with it. My 3 yo son is also a big fan. He pushes it around like he’s driving a race car. Good thing we dont have any small pets. Although, we do have a cat and I can just see him pushing him around, and crashing. Hopefully he doesn’t think about taking Mr. Kitty for a ride. The other thing I like about it is that the part that angles down to become an umbrella type stroller can be put at several different angles and gives you a wider range for play. My daughter likes to put it about half way down. (See pic.) I love this thing so much I wish I had one when I was a kid!