This is not from Berlin. It's Kauto sitting in his wagon (what's the actual word?) and waving his favourite plastic hammer. He looks a bit like Elina in this. (That's Elina, by the way, on the right.)
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Proper word for "wagon" in this context might be "pram" or "pushchair"? It's a bit hard to tell what it is, but it looks like a pushchair. What is it in Finnish?
Thanks for the correction! It's "lastenvaunut" in Finnish - literally, "children's wagon".
Over here in the US its either a "baby carriage" or a "stroller". If it is designed for the child to be sitting, with the option to lay flat, it is a stroller. The baby carriage has pretty much vanished from every day use. Little girls get "baby carriages" for their dolls.
Over here in the US its either a "baby carriage" or a "stroller". If it is designed for the child to be sitting, with the option to lay flat, it is a stroller. The baby carriage has pretty much vanished from every day use. Little girls get "baby carriages" for their dolls.
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