I really, really like the Stokke Xplory. But it doesn't have a car seat adapter. And I would love to have our baby higher and looking at faces instead of knees. Found a good used one for an amazing price nearby.
Quinny Buzz is my other favorite. It does have a car seat adapter. And it's just gorgeous. I deny it to Nate, but I really just want a pretty stroller.
Valco Tri Mode is starting to look like a nice option, but I can't find many reviews on it except for this video by BabyGizmo. (That lady has a crazy Minnesota accent!) Seems really versatile which I like. They claim it's 4 strollers in one.
If my dreams really came true, we would be getting a Bugaboo. In my opinion, they're seriously just the best all around. Found a good used one near PCB. Maybe I'll get mom to pick it up for us...maybe.
Or maybe I'll just keep looking and never find one and we'll just carry our baby around in this.
You know what stuck out to me here?
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It does really scare me! But I know it will be a beautiful thing!
DeleteI did the same worrying and drooling over strollers and since having my first baby, here's what I've learned: You really don't need a real stroller right away and here's why: You will keep them in their car seat anyway, so why not buy a Snap N Go stroller for around $40-50 (or cheaper second hand) and use that until they grow out of the infant car seat (which is around 1 year). Then buy a really cool umbrella stroller of your choice and never have to worry about buying a car sear adapter early on. Honestly, Mom bought me a really expensive stroller (that I insisted on having) and I used that less than I do the $8 umbrella stroller we bought at a yard sale:) Go figure.
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