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!!

"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?