DD's room hasn't looked that clean since she came home from the hospital. Now it looks like the Disney store threw up in it, and Punky Brewster's wardrobe came in to see what the fuss was about.
Dang. I leave ya'll for a minute and the conversation has gone from your Foreign-Exchange Terrorist to strollers?
Liberals.
Dang. I leave ya'll for a minute and the conversation has gone from your Foreign-Exchange Terrorist to strollers?
Liberals.
DH wants a stroller with "big" wheels, I want something I could steer around in a store or go for walks with. The 75-lb weight capacity was a big bonus. I didn't think it was too heavy, especially when pushing it. It's actually lighter than some other jogger types. And I can always get a cheapo little umbrella stroller for when I don't need the "big" one.
My husband nixed the idea of co-sleeping with the terrorist.
He said there was no room..darn..In the interest of being part of the Outreach program I did bring one of these home: I will nurture it as best I can.
I have a Peg too! I love(d) it. I had the Atlantico, which they don't make anymore. It has a book fold though, so it's not nearly as travel-friendly as the Mac umbrellas.
The forecast for Orlando during our landing time tomorrow is grim.I loathe flying anyway and this is about enough to send me over the edge.
They only fly out of CA & HI to Pacific destinations though as they're international.. too bad, we need that good a carrier IMHO
This is the stroller we want to get:
http://babyjogger.com/cityclassicsingle.htm
It folds up soooo easily and maneuvers very well. It's $400 but it's built like a bike. The $150 travel systems in Babies R Us just suck.
...This thread is starting to sound like the "Moms to Be" thread that I'm on. Anyone want to share nursery pictures?
If you saw the closet you'd drop over, the thing is about 10x10 and it's full of clothes 
Although, I must give her credit, she sold all her old toys so she could pack it full, her toys, her choice!
Well ... it's not the pushing around that's the problem. It's the folding and the lifting when you travel. Getting a big, heavy stroller into a bus or tram at WDW is a PITA! And you wouldn't want to bring a cheapie stroller to WDW and you won't use the nice stroller anywhere else once the baby is about 2-3 years old. As for the 75 lb limit ... my 9-year old isn't 75 lbs yet and she only rides in a rental stroller on NYE at WDW (she passes out at 11:00 pm like clockwork).No, I don't jog and it's actually not a jogging stroller--despite being branded a Baby Jogger.
I'm not planning to go to WDW with the kidlet until she's at least 4-5, so bringing our own stroller may be optional then. For other travel, it will probably depend on the destination if we bring a stroller or do the baby-wearing thng. The 75-lb weight limit, though, is for the kid AND all the crap you stuff into the stroller. I know I didn't ride around in a stroller when I was 9.
Because you know me?
And they are fabby!!!!
