The Lascal Maxi is a standing board which doesn’t come with a seat. However, there’s an option to buy a compatible ‘saddle’, which can be bought separately if you decide your child would be happier sitting down. The saddle doesn’t come cheap so you’d have to factor this into the overall price if you want a seated buggy board. When compared to the other seated buggy board on our list, the BumpRider Sit Stroller Board, the Lascal Maxi works out as being quite a bit more expensive.

For scooter mode, you turn the rear wheel into the fixed position. To allow for manoeuvrability when it’s attached to the buggy, you can turn it for a 360 degree swivel function. There are light up, colourful wheels and an adjustable handlebar that houses four height options, from 68cm (26 inches) to 90cm (35inches) so it will grow with your child. As a scooter, it can handle up to 50kg of weight or 20kg as a buggy board when attached to a pushchair. As well as our testing and experience using multiple buggy boards, we also based our recommendations on the latest research and several factors. Some of the factors that we considered included the age range, seat/stand options, quality of the construction, usability, additional features and value for money. Conclusion Price matching will not be applied to products where doing so would result in a loss making transaction. the Peg-Pérego Pliko P3 or Peg-Pérego Switch have a tiny board on the rear side of the chassis but as umbrella strollers they're not the best to be used like this (there's a danger of loosening the chassis over time)However the Roma Uptown Ride. which offers a sidecar ride-on arrangement and safety harness is suitable from 12-months-old. An all-rounder, the Bumprider Stroller Board is a smooth ride. Recommended for children between the ages of 2 to 5 years old, the Bumprider is precisely what it’s namesake claims!

The Lascal BuggyBoard Mini is a more compact version of our top choice, the Lascal BuggyBoard Maxi. It lives up to its name - the Mini weighs only 1.8kg in comparison to the Maxi’s heftier 2.7kg. The Buggypod Pearl is a gamechanger for parents that already own a Lascal Buggyboard Maxi or a Bugaboo Wheeled Board as you just clip it on!

1. Best overall buggy board: Lascal BuggyBoard Maxi

It's easy to attach to puschairs, good durable design, easy for my little one to get on and off, arms adjust so it can fit to lots of different pushchairs/prams, it also has side reflectors. They can be particularly useful for the school run where you walk to school with it attached as a buggy board not in use. The Buggy board also features big wheels which allow for a smooth ride and ease of getting up and down kerbs. When I was testing this product, I was worried that the Maxi platform might be too big and make it difficult for me to walk and push the pram, however, this was not the case. Lascal has designed the board so it can be easily used to give you and your child all the space you need. I was able to push the pram with ease and not even notice that it was there!