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Travel System - Peg Perego or Chicco Keyfit ?
Asked by B.H. from Minneapolis
on June 14, 2008
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Having my second child this fall and can't make up my mind with what travel system to go with. I'm looking for anyone who's owned either brand and what their opinions ...
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- When I was pregnant, we looked at both Peg Perego and Chicco systems. We did not like the Chicco stroller that much and I was concerned by the smallness of the car se...
- We used the Peg car seat with the Pliko P3 stroller and loved it. The stroller is fantastic! However, the car seat is sized a bit small and my son outgrew it around 5 ...
- I have the Chicco and I love it. The stroller is easily folded and handles great no matter the terrain.
Chicco Travel System Vs. Jogging Stroller
Asked by E.S. from Los Angeles
on May 3, 2009
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Has anyone bought a travel system and wished they had bought either a lightweight version of the travel system or a jogging stroller with an infacnt carrier attachment...
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- I am a mom of a 6 and 3 year old and now a 7 month old. I got the Graco Lite stroller and infant care seat that I have used for all 3 kids. The stroller is light-wei...
- The bob is a better jogging stroller. I actually got the travel system and the jogging stroller because it was so convenient to use the car seat with the travel stroll...
- I love the BOB revolution. It's an awesome jogger and can be used for shopping too. Yes they are heavier than a lightweight stroller but it's a stroller that you ca...
Are High Chairs a Necessity?
Asked by J.C. from Corpus Christi
on August 27, 2009
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I'm currently in the process of registering for our little girl. I found a graco 4-1 highchair, but it seems to be awful pricey compared to others on the market...$180...
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- best 20 bucks I ever spent on baby stuff was a fisher price booster seat that attaches to your kitchen chair. It has a removable tray so you can bring it to restauran...
- My daughter was breastfed until she was 16 mon. but when she was about 7 months old I bought her a high chair I purchased a $55 graco highchair from walmart and when s...
- High Chairs are indespensible. BUT, you will not need one until your baby is at least 6 months so you have some time to find a good one at a good price.
Help! New Mom to Be Looking for Advice.
Asked by M.B. from Toledo
on July 31, 2006
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I'm looking for any advice and recommendations from all of you moms out there. This is our first child and I'm not sure which items I should buy or avoid. I'd particul...
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- Hello M.! Last year we too welcomed our first and I was exactly in your shoes! We didn't know where to begin! I relied on advice from everyone. We spent so much ...
- A book that really helped me alot was 'What to Expect When You're expecting'
- Hi Mindi - I can't give you anything definite about stuff, but some generalities. I've seen bottles out there that are advertised specifically for babies that sw...
Double Stroller
Asked by L.S. from New London
on May 31, 2009
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Hi Moms, I am expecting a baby in November and my first born will be two and half. I have the snug ride infant carseat for the car and I have a question about what dou...
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- I have a 2 year old and a 10 month old. We ended up getting the phil and teds double kit (when our oldest was 14 months old). It was awesome because our older child ...
- Hi L.- My only advice is to look at what your needs and wants are in your double stroller. If you are looking for something for everyday, the Graco is great; but if ...
- Hi L.! I was in your same situation (Infant now 5 months and toddler 23 months) and I looked around a lot! I loved the Bob and Teds I think its called with the lay do...
Mom to Be Needs Advice on Type of Stroller to Buy
Asked by J.D. from Providence
on March 3, 2008
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I am wondering what type of stroller I should register for. I hope to walk often with our child once she is born as I am a big walker, so I would like something light...
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- The best stroller for doing the walking that it sounds like you plan on doing is a jogging stroller with a front swivel wheel. And the joging strollers are much light...
- There is no single stroller that will do everything. Think about where you will walk. If the ground is fairly smooth you will be fine with a regular and not a jogging ...
- There is a website calle bobgear.com that sells small 3 wheeled strollers that are convenient for shopping & exercise but I saw one on the graco website called "The Sm...
How Hard Is It to Have a Second One with a 7 Year Old?
Asked by M.B. from Stationed Overseas
on August 13, 2008
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Hey ladies, I just found out yesterday that I am 5 weeks pregnant. I am ecstatic, we've been trying for so long! Now I am worried on how my daughter will take all of t...
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- Hi M., my name is M., I just had a baby boy June 22nd. He is my 2nd child, my daughter is 11 years old. For me it was easier with the second being older,because she he...
- I just had a baby shes 3 months, I have a 5 yo I thought he was going to be jealous and not want the baby but I was wrong LOL but before I had her I bought him a Trans...
- All of my children slept in the bassinet in the pack and play for their first six months. It was alot easier and they seemed to like it better than the crib.
Need Help with Playards...
Asked by T.F. from New York
on March 18, 2009
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My first question is: does anyone know up to what age before an infant/baby can start sleeping in a bed and you can use a playard for them to sleep in up until then?
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- T., My son lived in a pack and play from 9 months to age 14 months. They were the hottest months of the year. It is low to the floor - and thus gets the coolest bre...
- I had a pak-n-play that I took with me until my son was at least 2 years old to go camping, or visiting family with. Grandma made a thin-foam mattress to put down for...
- My daughter slept in a pack-n-play at my parents house until after she turned two and was sleeping in a regular bed. Most new pack-n-plays come with a bassinet attach...
What to Do to Help Sister's Twins?
Asked by E.B. from Duluth
on February 1, 2010
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We just found out over Christmas that my sister is expecting; in January she called to say they're expecting twins. They live in California, so I can't exactly bring t...
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- Seeing as your sister is in California, you may be able to check into a diaper service. If she's going to cloth diaper, there are some really great services that will...
- You have already gotten some good responses. You mentioned bringing them dinner. I have friends that are out of town and I used a company called the Flying Noodle (fly...
- I'm a mom to twins and all I can say is those two babies are going to rock your sister's world. Total change of lifestyle for her and her hubby. There's really not a w...
Double Stroller or Not...
Asked by R.S. from Chicago
on November 24, 2010
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Hello,
I just found out I'm pregnant. and I'm only a few weeks along so it feels weird to even be posting this. But, we're moving to Europe and before we go we are ...
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- Since Europe is much more public transit and pedestrian based than we are here in the US (although Chicago is PT oriented), you might get much more use out if it in th...
- My double stroller was a little under $250 plus if you use coupons and buy it when it is on sale you an get it cheaper- I would not be without it!! although I have ne...
- One more even though you've read other posts. Maclaren makes an awesome double stroller, and since it's British, it's probably cheaper in Europe than here.
