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When parents pop down to their local pushchair supplier to buy a brand new stroller because of their young child or imminent arrival they make their choice, quite rightly, on cost and performance but I wonder how many people stop to think about the history behind these pushchair manufacturers and how they arrive at the arresting and fantastic things that all of us use to push our children around?

Let us simply take Quinny as an example and look at how the firm developed and how they came to be always a brand leader with models such as the Quinny Moodd. The business started out in the Netherlands when creator Nick Quint started his own small trading company. By the 1960s he had developed the Quinny brand and got other members of the family involved with the thing that was a growing business.

In 1989 their first strollers hit the market and after introducing a foldable system and inflatable tyres the business went on to get a significant market share across Europe and has been developing its products from the time. In 2004, for example, the Zapp and Buzz models were launched bringing futuristic design and styling to the pushchair market.

The company has continued to grow strongly with the introduction of the Quinny Moodd pushchair and other varieties which keep the brand flexible and fresh in exactly what is a competitive market. All black strollers were introduced and the business continue to develop products that satisfy the wants and the tastes of modern parents.

Today's pushchairs come with a variety of accessories to create them much more effective and user friendly. Cup holders and parasols, footmuffs are one of the most popular accessories that parents buy for his or her Quinny Moodd pushchairs.

Great pushchair manufacturers are those that can evolve with the changing times and continue to create strollers that meet parent's needs and comply with the necessary safety regulations of the time. Quinny are only one of these of such a manufacturer within the competitive sector of baby and child products. close window