Toddler: Graco
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Graco Duoglider
Asked by M.B. from Chicago
on January 9, 2007
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Hi everyone,
I've been searching for the perfect double stroller and it turns out that the Graco Duoglider might be the best option. I just don't know where to buy on...
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- I have the Graco Duoglider with infant seat and base that I am selling. The print is Emerson. I also have the rain cover for the double, which I have never used and ...
- It depends which model you want. I know that Target carries the most basic and I think that Babies R Us carries either the most basic or the mid-range model.
- http://www.gracobaby.com/catalog/store_locator.aspx punch in your zip code at the above web site and then call some places to see if they have it in stock before yo...
Graco ComfortSport?
Asked by M.F. from Chicago
on July 30, 2008
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Does anyone have any thoughts on the Graco ComfortSport? My husband and I are getting an infant carrier at first and a britax boulevard for my car when the baby out-g...
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- I would like to recommend a carrier carseat, base and snap n go combo. Even if you plan to get your little girl out each time and "wear" her in a carrier or hold her,...
- I have it for my 2 year old, and we love it! I actually just bought another one for my one year old too! But...I would use the Graco Snug Ride (which has the highest s...
- I have that carseat. Overall, it's okay -- it was priced right, so we went with that one. The things I don't like about it, is unlike the Britax, sometimes the strap...
Graco Snugride vs Graco Snugride 32
Asked by M.C. from Dallas
on December 11, 2010
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My baby is 10 mons and is outgrowing his Graco Snugride because of his height. I am referring to the "regular" Snugride that has limits of 29 in and 22 lb. I'm conside...
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- I recommend the Ergo. It's far more comfortable and can go up to 45 pounds. http://www.ergobabycarrier.com/ Oh dear, I just realized you were talking about a car...
- where is his head in relation to the top of the seat? although weight limits on car seats are absolutes, height limits for car seats are more of an estimate because s...
- I have a Graco Snugride 35 which will accomodate an infant up to 35lbs. and 32 inches. It also has a convinient strap between the legs to easily tighten and loosen the...
Graco Snugride or Safeseat?
Asked by K.M. from San Francisco
on January 18, 2009
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Do you have one of the following: Graco Snugride (up to 22lbs), the Snugride 32 (up to 32lbs), and the Safeseat (up to 30lbs)? What made you decide to go with the one...
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- Graco seats are wonderful and have the highest safty ratings for infant car seats. We had a Snugride for our first two and loved it. Then it became outdated and we b...
- Do not get the safeseat? Are you really planning on carrying around 32 lbs. Also, your child may not want to be stuck in the almost laying down position that an i...
- My first 2 babies had the sungride and I loved them. My third got the safeseat which I like but it's not as compact and easy to lug around as the safe seat. It went hi...
Graco Comfortsport Convertbile Carseat
Asked by M.H. from Appleton
on March 28, 2009
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Hi,
My 17 month is finally at 20 pounds. She's 30 inches long.
We need to get her a new carseat.
We have a Graco Infant Seat and it worked fine for us. I'm looki...
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- I also strongly recommend the britax marathon. We have one for each car and my 3 1/2 yr old now sits in it front facing. ( It can also be used rear facing. They come i...
- We're using a couple different models of the comfortsport - one in every car (ours and grandparents). We started with it rear facing too. We've been happy. Our guy is ...
- We had the infannt Graco sean along with the Graco ComfoSport and LOVE it! My daughter was in the seat from 9 mo (or so - she faced backward but was too big for the i...
Any Graco MetroLite Testimonials?
Asked by D.S. from Dallas
on March 22, 2008
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I bought a Graco MetroLite stroller but now am second guessing my selection. It's still in the box so I can return it. I've read mixed reviews. Does anyone have any...
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- I use the MetroLite and am happy with it. I have a 7 month old and we go on walks and use it in the mall. Its easy to fold up and toss in the trunk.
- I love mine! I was able to use it when my son was a newborn, and still able to use it being he is almost two. My other girlfriends who bought other Graco strollers had...
- I've only been using ours for a couple of months but don't really like it. I find the straps to be a bit weird - and when my son is squirmy it can be difficult to str...
Opinion on Graco Cribs
Asked by J.W. from Atlanta
on August 28, 2009
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Does anyone have an opinion on Graco cribs? I haven't been able to find a store that displays them and have only been able to find them online from Walmart. I like t...
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- Have you tried Burlington Coat Factory? The only BAD thing about them is once you buy it no getting your money back-they only will give you store credit. So make sure ...
- I have one and have been happy with it. We have two kids, and it's been in continuous use for over four years now and we haven't had any problems. It's sturdy, easy t...
- Personal opinion; for both of my girls, I did a graco pack and play for awhile. Space saver, and good investment. After we set up a crib, I still used the pack and pla...
Graco Nautulis 3 in 1
Asked by J.T. from Los Angeles
on April 27, 2009
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Hi SuperMoms!
I am going to buy my son the Graco 3 in 1 and am wondering about the fabric. There are 6 or 7 different names and I am wondering if the difference is t...
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- We have two Bravos for our boys and they like their seats just fine, I dont think any fabric has a whole lot of air flow to it. =)
- J.- I'm not 100% sure, but from images online, I think we have the Bravo fabric. We haven't had any heat issues, and it wasn't well (just don't wash it w/ anything w...
- We have the Graco Nautilus Bravo and we purchased ours from Walmart for $20 less than what Babies R Us are selling them for. Our 3 year old loves this seat. We liked...
Graco Duo Glider Vs. Graco Quattro Tour: What to Do?....
Asked by K.L. from San Francisco
on February 28, 2010
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I'm debating between the Graco Duo Glider and the Graco Quattro Tour. Has anyone used both? If so, which one was better? Is the Quattro worth the extra $100? I'm ...
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- I'd find a store that has a sample of them and try them out. How easy are they to collapse and re-open? Steering? Big enough storage basket? Adjustable handle? I'...
- I prefer the handles on the Duogliders. My friends handles broke while jogging at the park on her Qattro. She ended up getting a totally different brand and it's a re...
- I would get the Phil and Teds and skip the other two strollers. It is much easier to steer than the graco strollers and slim enough to fit easily through store isles. ...
Need Input on Graco Strollers
Asked by S.S. from Saginaw
on November 9, 2009
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Hi mommy's.. I am about to purchase another Graco Travel System but am kind of lost. I really like the Quattro Tour type strollers because of the "one hand recline" me...
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- GO with the Quattro Tour!! I had one for my firstborn and now with baby #3 I have a different Graco travel system (the kind with the straps for reclining) that I got f...
- I have the Graco with the strap recline and have not had any problems. It is showing no signs of wearing out. The only negative thing I can say is that it can be diffi...
- We have the kind with the recline strap and it SUCKS. I hate it. Definitely don't get that kind. It didn't last very long... I'd say maybe a few months, if that? N...
