Baby Jogger - City Sights

I have 1 child but have 3 strollers and a wagon… we have a city sights as our everyday stroller, a city mini gt2 for walks/disney, a city tour 2 for the rest of our traveling and a keenz 7s I got at a garage sale. The same child also has 6 car seats so I just clearly have a problem with buying lots of baby gear

I have the Baby Jogger City Sights for this reason - it’s the most lightweight and compact stroller I could find that still had a pram attachment available (though it doesn’t fold with the stroller, it still can be folded down). It’s not the *best* stroller but it works, was at a decent price point and for my city use case it’s perfect.

We got the evenflo pivot xpand because it came with a car seat, bassinet, and can seat 2 when our family grows. It was about 450 for the travel system and we will have to spend another 150 for the second seat when the time comes. The stroller is great but its HUGE, heavy, and takes up a ton of space in my trunk. Found a baby jogger city sights (retail 650) at Ross for 100 and while my baby cant use it right now, i definitely notice the difference in terms of luxury feel and fold down process.

We just have one! I got a Baby Jogger stroller (City Sights I think?) for $75 from Once Upon a Child. I had to buy a bassinet attachment bc the baby's still a newborn, but I'm not planning to buy another stroller. The bassinet is annoying to travel with (it does break down but it's a PITA so we leave it built). I'm excited for when we can use the regular stroller seat. It feels sturdy, but folds down small enough for any future air travel. So far we've only traveled by car. It folds down small. enough for a small hatchback. I live in a car city so being able to get it in and out of a vehicle easily and big wheels for rough sidewalks was the priority.

My kids are 7 and 8 and we literally just got down to only a wagon last week. I had 2 single joggers (my sister took 1 a few years ago) and she didn’t want my double. So my husband finally sold the remaining single and the double on his day off last week.

I had 4 at one point (kids are 14 months apart), 2 single joggers (we were training for a 10k as a couple), a double and a wagon. My kids are 7 and 8 now and we just have the wagon that one side comes down and becomes a bench. Plus our dog is getting up there and so she walks a couple blocks and catches a ride now haha.

We just returned from the Wish 2 weeks ago. We had used the strollers onboard available at Guest Services. It was a single stroller, Baby Jogger brand. It worked for us, it was wide in narrow corridors where it was difficult to get best the Room Attendent carts, and the stroller itself didn't fit through the door way. We brought a carrier, never used it. We mainly used the stroller to have at the pool or when we wanted to just go on walks around the ship. Ours was for a 2 year old, but it was nice when we were at Castaway Kay, Nassau, and pool time with the 3 kids and carrying everything that comes along with them and it was easier to get him to nap on a walk than fighting it in the room.

Four… two doubles and two singles :) One stacked double for the car. A double jogger on the porch. A single jogger at my parents and a single travel stroller.

I have 4. A single that could fit a carseat and works for new baby with no neck control. A double that could fit a carseat and big sister. A single jogger once baby was 6 months old. And a double jogger once baby number 2 was 6 months old. You can totally get by with one.

I have four: - single jogger - double jogger (gets the most use by far) - inline double stroller with bench seat for a third (plan to use for museums and that sort of thing, plus will be handy when we have a third) - inline double with one regular seat and one bench seat by Joovy, I use this at the mall and hospital. Sort of a compact inline double.

I have a Keenz and we use it almost every day. We have a 2 and 4 year old who both enjoy it. I also have a single baby jogger stroller I use to run/walk. The Keenz is a nice luxury sport compromise. It has enough bells and whistles, plus sleek design, paired with actual shock absorption and is super user friendly. I already have a waitlist of people whiteout kids who want to buy it off of us when we’re done.