I need to get a new lawn mower, and looking for advice please. I need something easy to use/handle, lightweight, etc

I bought that very one last summer and am pleased with it so far. It comes with 2 batteries so it can be used continuously.
I love having a cordless mower. I have a huge garden and have a big petrol mower but it is just too heavy for me and very hard to start. Once going it is self propelling and makes quick work of the grass but I now prefer my lightweight mower.

I think I'll treat myself to that, the seller left me a corded mower and I'm always throwing the cord one way or the other.

Thumbs up here for Spear and Jackson also.
Very light, works a treat at varying levels and once box is full it simply stops so no residue everywhere while you are thinking about other things !
Even DH cannot fault it - not that he mows that often, more of an edging person, which I am rubbish at.

Our daughter phoned last night, very excited, to let us know she is expecting, very early days yet so not going public, why you may ask am I writing on here, she is late 30 and never really been the motherly type. She has been married for 7 years and with her partner for 10, but I honestly thought that they had decided to be child free. My husband and I are obviously pleased but We are a little shocked to say the least. She has never discussed wanting a child but apparently they have been trying since their wedding. I had her in my 20s and never felt the need to have another child. I am a full time carer for my husband so won't be able to offer much support also she doesn't live near by. Any advise on giving her support long distance

I bought a small cordless mower a while ago, but for my steep garden it was too heavy, and also too long to manouver around the curves (see pic). I ended up buying the smallest corded Flymo that has collection. It is so light and easy to use!
Good luck with your search.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264530639789?epid=2302234994&hash=item3d97413bad:g:BhwAAOSwCtFdyodd

62Granny I just popped in to suggest that you might want to ask GNHQ to move your post to the Ask a Gran forum. You won't get a response while it's in the House and Home forum. People are discussing lawnmowers. Hope this helps and you get some advice. Congratulations on your expected grandchild.

Aldom, I don't bother about which forum a post appears in. I read the whole active list and choose the titles that appeal to me, as I am sure many others do. This one clearly says it all!

Apologies, Aldom, I wrongly thought you were addressing the OP! Ignore me

shysal

Actually shysal I might buy the Flymo recommended by you. I used to have a similar mower. Need a new one now. Thanks for the link.

We have a small battery operated Ryobi - has wheels so it's easy to move around, very light, not too expensive. We've had it for about five years, I do all the mowing and I love it. The main problem is getting the battery in and out if you have very small hands ?