You will need to begin gathering the things your baby will need, now that you got the news that you are expecting a bundle of joy. You may feel overwhelmed if this is your first baby with all the decisions that need to be made.
My 2nd daughter is expected soon and I have been hashing for months over dawgawn strollers!!! I have found several that I like and then read reviews and freak! Duo strollers are so hard to find on display so you can test them and what not. I have been to sears and jcpenny and their Duos are cheap crap but you have to pay out the nose! I went to Baby Depot in Burlington and found 2 I really really like and that my 2 year old fits in! I just have no Idea which is best to go with...1 is the Jeep Wagoneer Stroller (husband had this for his son 5 years ago and said it was great) then I found the DuoGlider LX Stroller-Samuel (Graco) which is not only stylish but I can fit my car seat I already have in front and back! The Graco seems to fold more compact than the Jeep which is always good because I am not luging a bulky object around! Both strollers are surprisingly light in weight...Graco is 31 lbs and Jeep is 35 lbs. Does anyone have either of these and could maybe put some input in please!
Have you checked out the Contours Options Tandem stroller from Kolcraft?
I have decided againist the travel system. Too many health reports regarding the baby's posture as well as other parents saying they weren't as convinent as expected(please no comments, thsi is what I have decided for my baby.)Anyway, I am trying to get all the reviews I can for strollers.I want a lightweight, easy to fold one that is easy to maneuver. How early can you place the baby in the stroller? I don't want to attach a car seat but simply put the baby in there, so what age & what precautions do I need to take?
dont get an overly expensive stroller. its a waste of money that you could spend on other things the baby will enjoy more. there are plenty of strollers out there that you can place a baby in, and as long as there is some sort of neck support or you can put the back completely flat then the stroller will be safe even when the baby isnt old enough to hold his or her head up. maybe you could try babywearing? since you emphasized you wanted something lightweight and everything that is easy. a simple pouch or wrap style carrier is very light weight, not bulky at all, and keeps the baby safely right up against you =].
has anyone the kolkraft stroller. i need a new one for my 14 month old, and i am not sure, whether this is a good brand/quality. where can i find reviews on that one.
