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

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My kid are 12 months apart but I still suggest the evenflow rideshare. It’s car seat compatible, and if you wanna use it as a bassinet, you just put a Tupperware and blanket in the foot hole and bam- it’s a bed. Also it can handle virtually ANY terrain. I couldn’t recommend it any more highly honestly
We didn’t get the double until my second was old enough to sit up in the stroller (no infant seat), and we went with a sit and stand. My kids are only two years apart and the life of a stroller with two seats would have been very short for us. We got the sit and stand at a garage sale for way cheap. Caveat, we do also have an evenflo wagon, which we use for longer trips in big spaces (the zoo, state parks, etc).
We never liked uppababy and never got the hype. But Get both. Double for errands is MUCH easier. And get a wagon for activities. We got a decent double stroller (peg preggo) and got an average wagon (evenflo). Also, I recently realized that Evenflo has a stroller that turns into a wagon. You might wanna look into that one. So you will have both with 1 purchase.
That’s great! And yes, agreed on how big it is. We use typically our evenflo wagon for traveling. But on our daily walks in our neighborhood, the Thule handles so very well.
Our pricier Bumbleride stroller is *so much better* than our cheap Evenflo wagon if that's a reasonable comparison. But I think whether it's worth the extra money is entirely dependant on how you want to use it. Like you probably don't need inflatable wheels and higher quality suspension if you just want to take walks on clear sidewalks or in malls, for example.
I have 4. We were gifted 3 of the 4 and had one leftover from my when my middle was still a little kid. We really only use our Evenflo shyft one, because of ease of use. It’s also our car seat. We have a bassinet one too but baby doesn’t like being on his back

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

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