Tesco Direct are offering the Red Back Pack Pushchair from Mookie at £99.99. Actually it’s £109.99, but with the code below, there’s £10 off.

Turn your stroller into a backpack and back again

• Discount: £10 off
• Valid on: Orders over £75
• Expires: Unknown
• Discount Code: TDX-7PKF

Sarah and I reviewed the Back Pack Stroller just ten days ago, so really everything you could possibly want to know about it, you can find in that review.

In short, however, the Back Pack weighs less than your average new born, and can be converted from forward facing pushchair to back pack in four really quick and easy steps.  It is a basic pushchair, and doesn’t really sing and dance, but it is very efficient. It doesn’t take up much space either, so you could quite easily live in the boot of your car or your hallway cupboard.

It has a five-point safety harness which isn’t very easy for a toddler to undo, which is a bonus, and a sun canopy for rain or shine. It doesn’t come with any accessories, (i.e. a rain cover), but does have a long handle, which is ideal if you’re tall-ish and normally have to hunch over a pushchair or umbrella stroller.

Thanks to goonertillidie at HUKD

It's always handy to have a member of our writing team expecting a baby or having one of toddler/stroller age - I'm pretty sure my teenagers, or almost six-year-old, wouldn't have been very impressed being used as oversized testers - so when the QuickSmart Backpack stroller landed in the PlayPennies office it was duly sent home with Luschka for some thorough testing.

The QuickSmart Backpack stroller is a stroller lightweight, weighing in at just 11 pounds, and has been designed to fold up into a backpack in just four steps. Taller parents have been taken into account too with regard to the QuickSmart Backpack stroller's handle height, it has an extra high backrest for its passengers as well.

Here's how Luschka got on with it...

"This is a very interesting pushchair and before you buy it, I think it’s really important that you know what you want from a pushchair because," she continues, "while you could end up absolutely loving it, you could also end up very disappointed."