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The Guardian.

I'm Linda Rodriguez-McRobbie and I'm a freelance journalist.

I'm the author and reader of the piece you're about to listen to.

This piece started out as an examination of what appeared to be a trend that began at

the beginning of the millennium, the expensive, fashionable status pram.

As exemplified in the brand that really made the luxury buggy very visible, Bugabo.

Now, even if you're not a parent, you probably recognize the brand's logo.

There are three overlapping circles.

The story of the Dutch pram makers was also tied to the popularity of sex in the city,

itself a very appealing consumerist fantasy.

In 2002, a Bugabo frog belonging to Red-headed lawyer Miranda Hobbs appeared in an episode.

In the days after it aired, mothers took to the internet message forums to track down

that cute stroller.

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