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

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I 1) Make sure the kid is full and tired. 2) Put them in it nice and comfy inside the house 3) Drive to where they’ll sleep in the garden (varies by weather) 3.a) If they’re not full they may be offered a bottle here, it’s theirs to accept or reject 4) Lay them down and say sleep tight 5) Wait till they wake up and call for me If kids won’t sleep unless they’re moving I find their parents often discover later that they had some allergy that made them reflux, like milk allergy or celiac. I recommend your friend gets the kid checked for the usual suspects. For the stroller we’ve had Emmaljunga. It’s a Swedish brand so maybe a bit difficult to import. Note they’re do a danish spec version that the kids can sleep in until they’re about three years old. It’s Thermo insulated. Sold by Kære Børn in Denmark. Note they get VERY hot if left in the sun at any time of the year. This may be used in extreme cold to keep it warm but I’ve only left it in the sun maybe twice without the kids waking up crying because they’re too warm. Even when freezing. I’d say don’t leave it in the sun if it’s above -10C but obviously you can find the sweet spot your self.
I had an Emmaljunga pram for my kids. It had a flat pram to use when they were babies and then a stroller unit for when they were older. They always wore a wool base layer and thin fleece over the top. I then had a Voksi sleeping bag. They were always nice and toasty. I wouldn't put them outside if it was colder than about -5°c
Jeg kan altså ikke genkende, at Emmaljunga skulle være dårlig kvalitet. Vi har en barnevogn fra 2021. Den er brugt af et barn, og nu bruges den af nr. 2. Den ser stadig ud som ny.
We had an Emmaljunga when the kids were younger. It was great!
We have an Emmaljunga and the quality is amazing. We love our stroller (+bassinet). We have tried other brands, but to us it is the sturdiest, so we ended up sticking to it.
I got Emmaljunga stroller for like 20€ at a second hand store and another random Polish brand stroller set for free from SIL. There is no need to buy a new stroller, especially some $1000 one. There are sooo much baby staff people want to get rid of because most of it gets so little use. Search second hand.

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

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