‘It was 1973 or maybe 74 and my sister and I were in our double pushchair, being wheeled along the Embankment in London by our mother, on an anti-Pinochet march, after the coup against Allende.’
‘They told one woman pushing a baby in a pushchair that she had an ingenious pouch on wheels.’
‘When I had children, we had to take the baby in our arms and fold the pushchair to get on the bus.’
‘Because of insurance restrictions, no prams, pushchairs, baby joggers, pets, rollerskates or inline skates will be allowed on the course.’
‘It's not very nice either when people wheel through it with pushchairs and then have to fold them up and put them back in the boot of their cars.’
‘The procession included babies in pushchairs, disabled people riding on electric scooters and young children walking.’
‘The woman, who was pushing a pushchair with a child in it, was seen walking along the pavement of Easthouses Road, just before the junction with Maryburn Road, at around 5pm on the day the teenager was killed.’
‘At one point the vehicle drove down a footpath at about 60 mph and narrowly missed a family, along with a baby in a pushchair.’
‘In their wisdom shop bosses decided that I, an elderly person with a shopping trolley, younger disabled people and young mums with pushchairs were not going to be customers.’
‘On a rare weekday at home, I wander down to the market on my local high street, dodging young women with pushchairs and pensioners with canvas shopping-trolleys, and a shiver goes down my spine.’
‘If you live a few miles out of town, have a car, do not have young children with pushchairs and other paraphernalia, and do not plan to make bulky purchases, Park and Ride is a very good option.’
‘Young mothers with pushchairs, disabled people in wheelchairs and, even worse, blind people with guide dogs are all forced on to the highway.’
‘It was still dark, of course, and our coach was full of elderly nuns and young children in pushchairs, all carrying picnics and giant thermoses of tea.’
‘We have to slow right down when we drive our car on the road and I have problems pushing the pushchair.’
‘I feel I am being discriminated against because I am a working mother who doesn't drive so has to travel by bus with a baby in a pushchair during the rush-hour.’
‘As Tina Wright folded her pushchair yesterday, she turned around to see the bus drive off down a Colchester street without her.’
‘Has she ever tried to rush through York, manoeuvre a pushchair, or wheel a bike through town during the tourist season?’
‘Most days I remember to weave the pushchair and us along, narrowly avoiding the squelch factor.’
‘Alex is too tall to fit in the backpack any more, and so we usually bring the pushchair along.’
‘The ferry accommodates cars, bikes, wheelchairs, pushchairs and foot passengers and the crossing takes roughly ten minutes.’
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