[tri-med] Re: Buggies/prams

 
i have the double urban mountain buggy and i love it. i bought it  because my 
friends even put their 5-6 yrs old kids in it for LONG walks and it  can 
withstand. it has a high weight capacity. it pushes and maneuvers  amazingly 
(feels like pushing nothing) and it is made of steel  etc and supposedly lasts 
forever. Right now i have Jason on one side at 14lbs,  and my daughter Lauren 
on 
the other side at 35lbs and i love walking with it. 
 
I also have the maclaren twin stroller. i like it too a lot (but  unlike the 
mountain buggy you feel the weight of what you are pushing)  i  bought it 
because i needed something for traveling in cars/airplanes/trips  because the 
mountain buggy is too bulky and heavy to transport like that and  getting the 
mountain buggy in/out car and folding it- is a pain and  difficult. so my 
maclaren 
i use for going to the mall etc...
 
i like the side by side because everyone has an equal view, and they are  
made to fit through a standard door, however the seats are narrower than a  
tandem, though my kids have never complained.
 
Good Luck!
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 4/11/2008 2:37:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
basil1_2000@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Hi  Everyone,


Sorry about this email I know its not really medical but  I am not on the 
other lists. My daughter is now nearly 5 months old ( and will  soon be out 
growing my son) and my son (t8 mosaic) is almost 4. My son is not  walking yet, 
although he bottom shuffles everywhere and is starting to walk  while holding 
him 
and stand at the coffee table. Anyway, my dilema is whether  to buy a double 
buggie and which one would be best for my circumstances. My  son is only 
around 28lb and we don't know if or when he will walk and at the  rate my 
daughter 
is growing what are we to do to get wound. At the moment y  son has a buggie 
and our daughter is in our sons old pushchair but this only  works when my 
husband and I are out together. So if I have to go out with both  kids it just 
doesn't work. So what to do - should we opt for a side by side or  a tandem and 
I 
have been looking at them all and just don't know what will be  best for our 
son and our daughter. The side by sides seem
quite cramped and  the tandems mean one child is stuck at the back with no 
view. Because the cost  quite a bit  I want to make sure I make the best choice 
that will last a  while but also make sure both kids are comfy.


Katy son t8  mosaic.








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