
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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We have a 34 month gap and did get a double stroller, mostly for the zoo, and it’s a smaller one - the Chicco Bravo for 2. The baby’s car seat clicks in and the toddler can either sit or stand, but it’s not like a fully functional double stroller and it’s not as large as most of those, either. It works well for what we need but if it weren’t for our frequent zoo and museum trips, I wouldn’t need it. We got it on Facebook marketplace second hand because we know it’s a short term problem and we didn’t want to really invest in anything more.
I had the chicco stroller for the car seat and then it turned into a regular stroller, loved it. Loved it so much that we got the stand and ride version when we had our second. Both versions are really light and easy to fold. [double version ](https://a.co/d/06mpBNqU)
We HATE our double stroller, so I’d advise to absolutely do your research and invest in a decent one. We have a chicco double stroller (one in front of the other, we thought it’d be great since the single was good, and we wanted to be able to pop the infant car seat in the double), and will be getting a veer wagon soon. Our double stroller has turned us off double strollers as a whole 😂
We have 4. Wasn't my plan in the beginning and I'm sure you can get do with one (if you're just planning on one kid). We have a Choco Bravo that was part of a travel system, a travel stroller, a jogging stroller and a double jogging stroller. I'd also love to get a wagon at some point. We do use them all, the jogging stroller is probably the most actively used. Had I known about them before I had my daughter, I probably would have skipped the travel system and just got that and an adaptor. The travel stroller is the least used but we go back to the UK every year and it's an absolute necessity for that trip. The double is currently for Nanny shares but I'm due with our second in May so I know it'll get a lot more use soon.
I have this exact stroller and it is not meant for running. You and baby both will have a very bad/unsafe time. We use this one strictly for smooth sidewalks. We loved having this stroller when she was in the bucket carseat because it attached to the stroller! It's a great option, but you'll need two strollers if you want a jogging one and one that you can attach a carseat to. We use our bob jogging stroller for almost everything now, but when we travel we tend bring the bravo since it's easier to load up. For jogging you want to look for a three wheel jogging stroller. Thule or Bob are the gold standard, but there are cheaper brands out there. Definitely look on marketplace and other secondhand options!
I have a bravo. I love it for doctors visits and trips to the store or museums. I would not jog with it at all. I simply feel like the tip risk with two small front wheels is too high if we hit a bump or crack. There’s also no handlebar brake. We have a Thule urban glide for jogging. It’s wonderful! I’ve also heard great things about the Bob jogging strollers.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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