By following Urban Baby Robbie, you can discover one mother's metropolitan adventures. Afternoons in the park, trains to take, stairs to climb, parking lots... this way you'll see how our Book Pop Up handles, thanks to the innovative EasyDrive system.
Thanks Anna's strolls, you can also discover the beauty of Toronto, Canada. If you end up falling in love with the city and decide to go there on vacation, keep the Urban Baby Robbie tours in mind: they are mom and baby tested!

Here is what Francesca has to say about her experience with Book PopUp:

"Whoever is pushing manages to steer the Book Pop Up easily and, best of all, we can get it into all lifts (something that should not be taken for granted). To crown it all, the Book Pop Up passed the Granny Ornella and Aunt Ing. Giorgia test, an achievement that perhaps only the people who know them can truly appreciate.

We switched to the stroller two months ago and Andrea is very happy because he is bigger than average and was not happy with being stuffed into jackets and suits and then put in the car seat or pram swaddled in blankets. But he is happy in the stroller, and with good reason!"

You can read Francesca's review on the Blogmamma pages where, among other things, you can learn about love for scooters and about how a stroller can save soft cheeks from affectionate dogs.
You will also read that recently Andrea took part in an important event, comfortably seated in his Book PopUp - his mother's graduation.

His peaceful sleep shows how our products allow children to sleep comfortably pretty much anywhere. Let's admit it though - our admiration is all for his mother Francesca and the team that helped her reach this important target. Well done!!

If you are not familiar with German, we can assure you it was a positive review. It would not have been rated as Sehr Gut otherwise, don't you think?
 If you are interested in the subject, why don't you read the reviews of the Italian bloggers who tried our Book PopUp?

"The first time I went out with Bino was not a stroll, although it was very easy.
We had to return to hospital to check the weight of a little boy who was just over two kilos, so we took a taxi.
Perhaps I should have filmed the taxi driver's expression when, with two simple moves, I removed the bassinet and handed him the chassis to put in the boot, and then again when I got out of the taxi, opened the chassis and put the bassinet on again. And I had been operated 6 days earlier!
 Next I went to my ASL [local health unit] to request a pediatrician and, oh dear, there were about ten steps between us and the desk we needed to reach to apply. Once again, two quick moves was all it took to remove the chassis and go up the stairs with the bassinet in one hand and the chassis in the other.
I really appreciate how easy it is to put it all up and down."

Continue reading Michela's post on her blog - you will also discover what she thinks about the large basket and the single handlebar. The photographs are of course Michela's property but we have to say it - isn't little Bino great?

Every mother knows: theory is one thing and reality is another. Did our Book Pop-Up pass the test of everyday use?

What a wonderful feeling our first outing, Andrea happy as could be in his capsule and I strolling along, leaning on the structure and using the entire structure to transport anything. What a wonderful invention the pram is. Compartments and hooks for transporting and hanging various things, fundamental.

And a baby who is very happy and determined, just like his parents, he is undoubtedly much happier when traveling in his pram/capsule. Long strolls protected from the sun and bad weather, the pram is really light and is incredibly easy to maneuver.

This appears to be the case Find out more about Francesca's account and her first two months with Andrea and with the Book Pop-Up on Blogmamma.it.

PS: Andrea is really a wonderful prince charming

Her last contribution ended with this question: the Pop Up seat can be used facing the mother and facing the world. Which will I choose?
Here's the answer:

“Over the past few months I always kept my eye on Iris and noted, or could predict, what was happening. She was about to fall asleep, to cry, had her hat covering her eyes and so on. When she was facing me I could soothe her if a dog barked or an ambulance went past, stop the little old lady at the supermarket from kissing her and pulling faces. It's great that I can choose her position and this is not just determined by the change from the capsule to the seat."

Read more of Francesca's comments on the regulation of the chair and the hood in her review at PeriodoFertile.it. Have you noticed how much Iris has grown up?

Read her account...and take note!
"The large wheel is a great invention, it takes you where you can't reach!"

"I thought that the coordinated bag was somewhat small, but on first use I discovered it held all."

"One action and the capsule and shell are disengaged, another and the structure folds up. It won't jam and it takes up little space. Sometimes when you have two frames in the boot, it's very useful to be able to take off the largest wheels that come away in a second."

Get ready, in a while Iris will be moving onto the stroller...

Aquamarine

Fleur

Indigo

Onyx

Atmosphere

Cream

What do you think? Aren't they beautiful?
Just to top it off, here's a Tulip

At the “base” is the Book Plus chassis of our fantastic Book Plus Modular, the system launched a year ago that has won the praise of the many families that have chosen it.

The innovation is all in the small carrycot and the seat, a real “surprise” when unfolding and folding. The strong point, in fact, is all in the compactness of the elements that when folded really take up very little space. The chassis can also be folded without having to remove the components, without having to remove the carrycot before storing.

Have you ever seen such a compact carrycot once folded? A real revolution for the new mum's daily life! The seat offers the same degree of practicality, ergonomics and quality. It is folded with the chassis and it takes up the same space whether facing the mother or straight ahead. It also offers a unique level of comfort thanks to the ergonomic sitting created with the clever use of soft material that follows and exalts the shape of the structure. The child maintains correct posture and the pushchair is much more compact when folded.

The new Book PopUp is yet another step forward in meeting the needs of Italian families. Attention is also paid to the fabric, quality, appearance and variety, with no less than seven new colors to keep everyone happy. It is really difficult to choose between the different products that combine classic and minimalist style with attractive and modern colors.

The Book PopUp system also includes the multi-award winning Primo Viaggio SL, available in the range of fabrics that characterize this innovative series. A special mini-site and catalogue are available for all the latest on the Book PopUp.

In this first week of October, the new Book PopUp will be presented to agents and retailers at the Open Doors event, created for employees. Have a guess? The word on the street is that there “infiltrator” from the Net will be present… Perhaps, umm, one of our mamma bloggers?

Keep following to find out more. If you happen to live in Milan, Book PopUp will make its official debut at Bimbinfiera on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 October. Come along and discover it for yourself!