pram

And with that, Nour places Sally in her pram and takes her outside, past the school, for her very first trip around their neighbourhood.

"She used to carry my cello home from school on her back while pushing me in the pram," reminisces Absolutely.

At the hotels housing families, I am struck by the number of prams in the reception areas, and by how many babies and toddlers there are.

"It's scary that they're hitting the centre," Alyona said on Tuesday, pushing her baby in a pram not far from the cabinet of ministers.

Non-professional video equipment, personal-use cigarettes and cool bags, empty reusable plastic and metal bottles, medication, and trolleys or prams for younger children are allowed on both the campsite and in the arena.