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Baby stroller
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UPPAbaby Cruz - I think this is like #1 brand in America. It's reasonably priced and still strong but light weight.
More expensive ones like Bugaboo or Stokke are nice, but Cruz does the job with less price tag.
Cybex is nice also, but I liked Cruz more because of its light weight.
I wouldn't buy a used stroller unless it's something from a family member since you wouldn't know how dirty it was used.
I've shopped from that baby store in WB. They do have almost everything you need and the price was not ripoff compare to other stores.
Wouldn't that logic apply to a car or a house?
But for strollers, is used that significant a difference in price? Can't the ROI Baller just 1% that mug?
Burn That Belly said:
UPPAbaby Cruz - I think this is like #1 brand in America. It's reasonably priced and still strong but light weight.
More expensive ones like Bugaboo or Stokke are nice, but Cruz does the job with less price tag.
Cybex is nice also, but I liked Cruz more because of its light weight.
I wouldn't buy a used stroller unless it's something from a family member since you wouldn't know how dirty it was used.
I've shopped from that baby store in WB. They do have almost everything you need and the price was not ripoff compare to other stores.
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Best is super subjective. It depends on what you want to use it for and how long you want it to last.
Generally speaking...the more expensive strollers (Orbit, Uppa, Peg, and Bugaboo) are best for really young children (1 or under). They work well in urban settings and are really convenient for storing things and easy to navigate. They are however, super bulky and basically take up your entire trunk space. They are also next to impossible to travel with.
The cheaper strollers are usually convenient for ease of use and portability.
I would recommend you get one of the more expensive ones and then one of the cheaper umbrella strollers when the kid is about 1.5 to 2.
Generally speaking...the more expensive strollers (Orbit, Uppa, Peg, and Bugaboo) are best for really young children (1 or under). They work well in urban settings and are really convenient for storing things and easy to navigate. They are however, super bulky and basically take up your entire trunk space. They are also next to impossible to travel with.
The cheaper strollers are usually convenient for ease of use and portability.
I would recommend you get one of the more expensive ones and then one of the cheaper umbrella strollers when the kid is about 1.5 to 2.
Does the Cruz expand to handle more kids? We have 2 kids relatively close to each other in age and we're still using the Vista when we want to stroller 2 kids around, but when we go to Disney or traveling we normally ergo the younger one and use the G-Luxe umbrella for the older one when he gets tired of walking. You don't want to be taking the Vista on a plane, did it once and it sucked due to how big it is.
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eyephone said:
Wouldn't that logic apply to a car or a house?
But for strollers, is used that significant a difference in price? Can't the ROI Baller just 1% that mug?
irvinebullhousing
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This is a primary example of pinching pennies, and squeeze into a baller pad. Strollers will be with your kids for at least until they are 4 or 5. Even if 1K stroller is worth it.
This is just the beginning of a lot of cost, children costs substantially.
Be prudent with over all budget. Life is not about a zip code.
This is just the beginning of a lot of cost, children costs substantially.
Be prudent with over all budget. Life is not about a zip code.