Stroller for 7yr to stand and 2yr to ride

[babby]

Do any of you have a stroller where an older child can ride on the back (standing on a little step made for this) and the younger child can sit and ride? Any links to some good ones would be appreciated! TIA!

 

[mckim]

Try www.abbf.com
I think they have one you can rent

 

[babby]

Thank you mckim! Has anyone rented from this company before? What are some comments about them?

 

[mckim]

Not yet. I am renting a cot and a fridge from them for our June 5-12th stay. They are cheaper than renting from the resorts.

 

[Nik's Mom]

We have 2 strollers like this. Our first one was by Baby Trend (sold at Right start.com). The back seat could be removed. Once you took out the back seat, there's a small bench to sit on, or the 2nd child could stand on a small pedastle. There were safety straps also. The downside with this stroller is that it was bulky and hard to collapse. Our latest stroller is a Peg Perego with a small pedal for our older DS to stand on. The stroller is lightweight and easy to fold.

 

[3AmigosMom]

We've rented from ABBF on several occasions and they have been great. The equipment is waiting for you at your resort when you get there. It's always been clean and in very good condition, and much cheaper then renting at the parks!!
Have a great trip.

 

[alloyd1170]

Baby Trend just brought out a compact version of the Sit and Stand stroller. I believe One Step Ahead carries it. Anyone have this one yet-Id love to hear about it!

alison

 

[Oh Kay!]

We had the older version of Baby Trend. We stopped using it once my DSs turned 2 and 4--their combined weight was about 70lb. It just got too bulky and hard to manuever.

 

[HoosierFantasia]

We have the Baby Trend Sit and Stand. IT works great for our just turned 4 year old and soon to be 1 year old. Contrary to many reviews, the child can sit in the back while the child upfront is in the recline position. Lots of storage, is a little bulky, but I figure you only fold it maybe twice a day, but push it around with teh kids in it a lot more than that.
Another thing I like about it is that I am 6'1" and can push my girls in this without kicking the back of the stroller!

Bill

 

[NotUrsula]

Any stroller can do this if you attach a riding board to the back.
A real riding board easily beats the little step on the back of a Pliko. (I have a Pliko, and I don't think it's a good idea for a child to ride on that step for more than about 5 minutes. The step is only 2.5 inches deep, so it won't take long for the arches of the child's feet to start to feel the strain of balancing on it.)

There are 2 brands of full size riding board on the market, the Seat-2-Go, which has a 2 steps and can form a rear-facing seat,(http://www.dmart2000.com/seat2goatstr.html)
and the KiddieBoard (or BuggyBoard model for umbrella-fold strollers) which is a standing board only. (http://www.kiwi-kid.com/Lascal.html)

BTW, those links are just so that you can see what these gadgets look like; I'm not recommending either of these dealers in particular, nor did I take the time to see if those were the best prices out there.

 

[renda460]

I have the Baby Trend Sit and Stand. It works great for my 3 yr old to stand and 9 mos old to sit. The best part is my 3 yr old can walk off and on at her leisure, or she can be strapped in if I dont want her to get off. She loves to stand and look around while we are moving. I'm not sure if I would recommend it for a 7 and 2 yr old. It may get very heavy to push. You would probably be over the recommended combined weight for the stroller.