hey all
i am in the market for a decent stroller and was wondering what is a good one to get!
I just got a seven seater car amd need a stroller that will fit behind the last row of seats!
Was wondering what is a good one to get???
Need one with some sort of storage facility and one that isnt too low as i am on the taller side rather than short! Also one that will recline would be a bonus!
I am going to get it second hand i think, so what do you guys recommend???
TIA!
i can tell you what NOT to get i dont like my pram much, its a mountain buggy. It does have an adjustable handle bar so is good for tall and short, and lots of storage underneath etc, it does recline, BUT it doesnt sit up fully, my DD hates being made to sit back in it, ended up having to adjust the harness and she just wears it across her lap and not over her shoulders and sits forward, but im sure its not good for her and the base of the seat still tips back very slightly. And its just a little too bit. we have a 7 seater and it has to fit in behind the last row of seats too and its a PITA getting it in there! easy to 'drive' though, stears and turns well. and isnt TOO wide so you can still get it in the shops/supermarket.
HTH
I have recenctly bought the childcare captiva (on sale for $149 at Target - thats 1/2 price) its a 3 wheel with umbrella/small fold, carry handle, full layback and really light. I have been very happy with it so far
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i dont like my pram much, its a mountain buggy. It does have an adjustable handle bar so is good for tall and short, and lots of storage underneath etc, it does recline, BUT it doesnt sit up fully, my DD hates being made to sit back in it, ended up having to adjust the harness and she just wears it across her lap and not over her shoulders and sits forward, but im sure its not good for her and the base of the seat still tips back very slightly. And its just a little too bit. we have a 7 seater and it has to fit in behind the last row of seats too and its a PITA getting it in there! easy to 'drive' though, stears and turns well. and isnt TOO wide so you can still get it in the shops/supermarket.
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