Jen C asked:


I have a 3 month old daughter that despises her stroller which can only face forward. I think I would have more luck if I could get a stroller which could be reversed so that she would face me. She really hates her carseat (also could be she hates the car), so I didn’t think the snap-n-go type strollers for a carseat would work well - but I’m not sure. I also know a number of strollers accept carseats (we have a Graco), but I want to make sure it would be face backwards. Are there any regular strollers that are reversible to face the parent/stroller that you recommend? Or should I go with the stroller where I could snap on the carseat? Right now we only have a Phil and Ted’s hiking type of stroller.

Larry

k80 asked:


I have a regular stroller - but I’m thinking about starting a jogging program when Spring gets here. How is a jogger stroller different / better than a regular stroller?

Robin

eli_star asked:


We have a Graco Quattro stroller now (we got the travel system that came with the infant seat). It’s been terrific, but it’s looking a bit worse for wear.

I’m thinking I might like a smaller, more lightweight stroller and I’ve been trying to notice them when we’re out. It seems like older toddlers (our son is two, but tall) look uncomfortable in umbrella strollers and there is often little or no footrest and no storage at all.

Anyone had good luck with a lightweight stroller for their toddler??
Sorry - forgot to add that maneuverability is important - otherwise we’ll just buy a full size one like we have now. Thanks!

Ernest

Cindie asked:


My babies are going to be 15 months apart and I am going to need a double stroller that I can attach an infant car seat to. We have been living in Europe and have a single quinny, if only they made doubles! I don’t care about price, so if anyone is familiar with a sturdy lightweight stroller that will do the job please let me know! I love european brands, but a nice looking american one could do too. Thanks for your help!

Paula

Java asked:


My 5 month old can hold his head up steady but isn’t able to sit up unassisted yet. Is it only safe for a baby to sit in an umbrella stroller only after he/she is able to sit up on his own? I have seen some umbrella strollers that recline back pretty far and was wondering if one of these would do damage to his developing spine. This will be my first stroller for him.

Beth