Stroller footrest

[jorodopo]

I was flipping through a magazine at a Drs. office yesterday and saw a removable footrest that could be added on to any stroller. I promised myself I would remember the website and promptly forgot it as soon as I got in front of a computer. MommyBrain strikes again!! I'm thinking this would be very helpful at the parks when dd2 is sleeping on the go. Have any of you seen such a thing? Thanks

 

[3littleHalls]

We have a "Buggyboard" that attaches/detaches on the back of a stroller that folds upwards when not in use. You can get one for either style of stroller. I can't remember the website, but you can search engine the keyword and I bought it from a website that had free shipping. We used it our last trip to Disney. Saw several there being used!

 

[jorodopo]

Yes, I've seen those and they are great. This was different though. It went in front for the child sitting in the stroller. My DD2 legs are too short to reach the strap foot rest on the umbrella stroller. I'll post the site as soon as I can find it. Thanks,
Joanne

 

[NotUrsula]

Any stiff flat surface can be used as a stroller footrest for a baby. You could just ask one of the stores to give you a collapsed cardboard box. Slip it under his tush and maybe put a towel between him and the stiff object. (I always carry a sm. towel in the parks with a little one b/c of the splash fountains.)

 

[3littleHalls]

The catalog One Step Ahead/Leaps and Bounds sell them for car seats...samybe they have them for strollers?