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]]>As you go through all of the different strollers, you’ll see that they’ve got more gadgets on them than you can even believe. It’s truly amazing how much strollers have evolved over the years, and you may be wondering if it’s important for you to get the best of the best. It could be that this is indeed the right move for you—but it also might not be.
Well-seasoned parents know that a big fancy stroller isn’t as valuable as a convenient and practical one. Because when push comes to shove and days turn into weeks which turn into months, the stroller that you actually use all the time will be the one that’s easy to carry, easy to fold, and gets the job done. You’d be surprised at how basic those strollers are, and often without all of the bells and whistles that the bigger ones have.
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]]>The stroller companies have really come a long way over the years. You can buy some serious heavy duty strollers nowadays, and they’re not all crazy expensive, either. When shopping for your “primary stroller”, the sky is the limit. The strollers they have are powerful, agile, smooth, airy, flexible, easily foldable, classy, and offer all kinds of cool gadgets attached to them as well. The only issue is, with all of these bells and whistles, they’re almost impossible to travel with.
That’s where the travel stroller comes in, which are generally much smaller and more compact. They’re a lot easier to travel with as a result, but in return you lose out on all the cool features that “regular” strollers have. Therein lies the dilemma. Technically you can just get a compact one and use that all the time, but you’d be giving up all the aforementioned features. In the same breath, you can avoid getting the travel one, but… you’d have a really hard time traveling.
Ultimately, the answer really comes down to what your budget is. If you can swing the extra dough and/or find one of them secondhand, we’d recommend getting both. Otherwise, you should still be fine, but be prepared for certain potential hiccups along the way.
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]]>The post Read This Before Buying a New Stroller appeared first on parentztalk.com.
]]>As you go through all of the different strollers, you’ll see that they’ve got more gadgets on them than you can even believe. It’s truly amazing how much strollers have evolved over the years, and you may be wondering if it’s important for you to get the best of the best. It could be that this is indeed the right move for you—but it also might not be.
Well-seasoned parents know that a big fancy stroller isn’t as valuable as a convenient and practical one. Because when push comes to shove and days turn into weeks which turn into months, the stroller that you actually use all the time will be the one that’s easy to carry, easy to fold, and gets the job done. You’d be surprised at how basic those strollers are, and often without all of the bells and whistles that the bigger ones have.
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]]>The post Do You Need a Travel Stroller? appeared first on parentztalk.com.
]]>The stroller companies have really come a long way over the years. You can buy some serious heavy duty strollers nowadays, and they’re not all crazy expensive, either. When shopping for your “primary stroller”, the sky is the limit. The strollers they have are powerful, agile, smooth, airy, flexible, easily foldable, classy, and offer all kinds of cool gadgets attached to them as well. The only issue is, with all of these bells and whistles, they’re almost impossible to travel with.
That’s where the travel stroller comes in, which are generally much smaller and more compact. They’re a lot easier to travel with as a result, but in return you lose out on all the cool features that “regular” strollers have. Therein lies the dilemma. Technically you can just get a compact one and use that all the time, but you’d be giving up all the aforementioned features. In the same breath, you can avoid getting the travel one, but… you’d have a really hard time traveling.
Ultimately, the answer really comes down to what your budget is. If you can swing the extra dough and/or find one of them secondhand, we’d recommend getting both. Otherwise, you should still be fine, but be prepared for certain potential hiccups along the way.
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