Stroller advice

[bumbershoot]

Just the other day I lugged:

1. Rick Steves soft-sided bag on my back (it has straps so it can be a backpack, though a HUGE backpack)

2. old soccer gear bag carried by the handles

3. baggallini

4. medium-ish Rick Steves carryon bag stuffed to the gills

while dealing with:

1. a folded-up Volo and a

2. son who didn't seem to care that we were in a hurry, it was starting to rain, we were going to be late for our bus, but who DID care about Every Single Rock and Stick that we passed by.


If I can do all that, you can do your plan!

 

[daisy_77]

Just the other day I lugged:

1. Rick Steves soft-sided bag on my back (it has straps so it can be a backpack, though a HUGE backpack)

2. old soccer gear bag carried by the handles

3. baggallini

4. medium-ish Rick Steves carryon bag stuffed to the gills

while dealing with:

1. a folded-up Volo and a

2. son who didn't seem to care that we were in a hurry, it was starting to rain, we were going to be late for our bus, but who DID care about Every Single Rock and Stick that we passed by.


If I can do all that, you can do your plan!

Wow! I read that in your TR and I am not quite sure how you managed, I don't think I could do it.
I think I am most worried about not being able to control DD as well as I can when DH is around because I will have my hands full...I did a trial run and it looks like I will have no problems lugging all our junk.