Have to admit it did make me giggle too but if I was the baby my thoughts would be "as you´re annoying me, I´m going to annoy you" and scream and cry for ages

 +1! Safety can never be overrated, especially when bad luck has struck in the past. And it´s not the "brands" or the company i´ve been reviewing but the people who have purchased the same pushchair as I have before and placed their views online. And it´s not just on pushchairs but in all different things I use reviews as a good base. For example, if I was booking a hotel for a holiday, I will make sure the reviews aren´t bad. Even baby bottles, many mothers have bought the Avent ones, but many said they had leeking problems, so I went with another that has a better reiview, one that is also cheaper.

And like I said, it´s not being sucked in with what comercial ads throw at you but I also want one that I am comfortable with using. There is nothing worse than having a puschair that is hard to set up/put away or something that is so huge you have to dodge people in shops like you would dodge cars standing on the M25...

I totally agree. Not only is it because it´s more reliable that I bought it but like you said it´s still cheaper than buying a brand new one. The carry cot that comes with it, people have also used it for a moses basket for the first couple of months, which again can save money. The reason I also like this pushchair is because it´s not huge and bulky so it´s easier for me to get it around and put in the car.

I wasn´t being rude, I was actually appreciating your help, I just laughed at what DD said. And no, I don´t like wasting money, but I do like having a good, quality and firm apparatus that lasts longs and has good ratings, especially when it regards the safety of my child. Notice I bought it in Red, so therefore I can use it again if need be, if I was having a girl and if I liked spending a fortune I would have bought it brand new. Not to mention, the 2 you chose, though together they are around £60 which is £90 cheaper than I paid, I´d rather have something that lasts that little bit longer and something that I was comfortable with using and pay that little bit more for it.

thanks for the help TheHansom, but I´m afraid DD is right. The pushchair is used from 6 months onwards and the car seat is from age 4 so I think it´s a little too soon to be getting either of those.

But I am happy with the ones I got as it´s the pushchair I really wanted with everything and never thought I was going to get

 Sorry I´m a bit late in replying (as tomorrow is already today!). I haven´t got any links to exercises but how about you give him some sentences in Turkish to translate to English and then with those translated sentences, make a story. To make sure his word order is correct when joining English sentences together.

If not then you can be a bit more technical and explain English grammer so that he understands the structural rules that govern the composition of sentences.

  This so reminds me of someone saying "is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see me".

I like the term "little help is better than no help" better. Just tried helping with the correct spelling and a little grammar. He done well with what he said so I didn´t want to go into too much detail as his english was already very good.

Ohhh I´ve always wanted one of these. just to see how much things cost in the house etc so I can tell others and have my own bills dropped but I´ve only seen it recently on TV being advertised under EDF energy so I thought you had to be with them, now I know you don´t have to!