African mothers see baby strollers as abhorrent fad

[onthefly]

well, 15kg is pretty hefty My DS doesn't even weigh that. Still, at around 14kg he is practically weightless in my beetlebums. There are sooooo many options out there. The hard part is just finding the one that's perfect for you. Those with back problems probably would need to be a little pickier about what they choose, but I think many can still find something comfortable.

Kaytee, I'm certain you can find something that would suit

[misty]

well, 15kg is pretty hefty My DS doesn't even weigh that. Still, at around 14kg he is practically weightless in my beetlebums. There are sooooo many options out there. The hard part is just finding the one that's perfect for you. Those with back problems probably would need to be a little pickier about what they choose, but I think many can still find something comfortable.

Kaytee, I'm certain you can find something that would suit

The hard part can sometimes be limiting yourself to only one carrier! Because so many different types and good for so many different situations and different children. (at least that's how I justify it to my DH).

[onthefly]

The hard part can sometimes be limiting yourself to only one carrier! Because so many different types and good for so many different situations and different children. (at least that's how I justify it to my DH).

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I've started telling DH they're all loaners....

[luna moth]

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I've started telling DH they're all loaners....

SO glad someone else does that! Mine are usually "on loan with view to buy" though, so I rave about it enough and then "buy" it

[Cranky Kitten]

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I've started telling DH they're all loaners....

I might have to start pinching that excuse...I only have 4 thus far, but DH is giving me the eye-rolling "another one?" already. Even though I've leant one of them to a friend now...

[onthefly]

They give up after a while CK