Vee Bee Navigator Questions & Answers

You would need to contact where you purchased the pram or the manufacturer

There's a lever that you pull, which disengages the lock. This allows the unit to be folded down to fit into the car.

Yes you hold a button on the handle and lift a latch on the left side and it folds down. Really easy.

Yes you hold a button on the handle and lift a latch on the left side and it folds down. Really easy.

We no longer have our vee bee (upgraded to a larger pram), but my recollection is that there's a small clip on the back of each of the front struts (just above the wheels), which allow the wheels to be locked or unlocked. The wheels can be locked to force them to remain straight or unlocked so they swivel as required.

Thank you guys!

Usually, there s a steel flipon the side and the red button at the top to press and release at the same which make it quickly fold by itself. When you mount the wheels, make sure it s securely clipped

As the pram is a 3-wheeler, the handles cannot be moved to the front of the pram (it would not be stable).

I'm guessing that the top of the pram moving allows you to keep the sun off the child's head.

The model I had, a three wheeler, wasn't designed to be able to have forwards and backwards facing options (with regards to the handle) which was a shame. The cover allows you to effectively block bright sunlight when you're facing towards the sun so that there's as little discomfort and glare for your child. Hope this helps out, Shell.

Yes what Wayne and Ric said. It opens out to block sun but should remain attached to the handle. The handles dont move.

Did you try going back to where you bought it? Alternatively, go to their website and see if they have a spares section.

The pram lays flat so can be suitable for newborns - I also had my newborn in it. I bought a vee bee footmuff too so that my baby was snug and more protected.

We used it for newborns. Seems to lie back enough.

Press clips down and button at same time

I'm sorry I have no idea, I asked a question myself and have had people asking me questions ever since..... :-( I didn't even get an answer for my question so I sold the pram and bought something else. Good luck

I am very sorry but I asked a question and instead of getting answers I get people asking ME questions. I sold my pram because I could not get a satisfactory answer and I bought a different pram. I hope you have better luck than me

You should be able to press the button of the centre buckle (the circular/rectangular one that you clipped the other straps into). If the button wont depress and release the other straps, than perhaps contact the store where you purchased the pram from and see if they can assist.

Hello, thank you very much for answering! I have tried to figure it out again and it happens that the trick was to press the buckle down as you push the rectangular button. Thank you so much for your help!

I am not sure if it will suit a 3.5 year old. it is quite a small pram. My kid is 2 now and still fits but I am not sure for how long. it certainly is light and has good compartment space. can you try her in it in a shop?

Maximum weight is supposed to be 20 kilos. In regards to the age, I guess it depends on the weight and height of the child. I have a very tall 16 month old (she's in the 99 percentile) and she still has heaps of room and with plenty of life left in the pram (we've had it and used since our baby was a newborn).

Probably not, it is hard to steer with one hand. The wheels are ok on smooth surface, eg shopping centre, not as good on surfaces such as concrete or grass. For jogging, it is not an ideal pram. :)

I actually used it to jog along a 5 km footpath along the beach and finds it ok. If it's just straight path I guess it's not hard to push the pram with one hand travelling straight most of the time.

The seat space of Vee Bee is definitely smaller compared to other brand strollers/prams. I am not sure about using Vee Bee till baby is 3 years old. because as soon as kids are walking properly, they love to pop on and off by themselves, so you better off getting a cheap umbrella stroller with a lower seat position. Hope it helps.

Hi, my son is only 8 mths old at the moment and he still sleeps there comfortably.
Looking at the space I'm guessing he'll probably use it till 3. We're of asian descent so we're considerably small compared to some aussies (not meaning to be racist here so please do not take offend).
Hope that helps.