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Agreeable_Appeal4463 • 22 days ago

We started with a Graco travel system, bought an umbrella stroller for indoors, found that both didnt turn well on slick floor inside stores. Bought a bugaboo lynx and got rid of both of the others. Our lynx comes in and out of the house since it turns much better than our cheap umbrella stroller did. It doesn't fold super small so you need decent trunk space but it's pretty lightweight so easy to pop in and out.

r/BabyBumpsCanada • [ON] How many strollers did you end up having? ->
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aSPECKof • 23 days ago

3, but now 2. One evenflo travel system which I sold then bought graco travel system then bought uppababy vista because baby (at 5 months) hated bassinet but couldn’t do full recline. I also wish I just went right to uppababy.

r/BabyBumpsCanada • [ON] How many strollers did you end up having? ->
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atheistpianist • 3 months ago

I learned a lot from my firstborn (now 11 years old) and utilized a lot of similar items for my second baby (now 2 months old). Didn’t use a crib for my first, just a pack n play that had a bassinet which worked great until she was about 2, then transitioned straight into a twin bed; didn’t bother with a toddler bed. I was living in a tiny apartment for the first year of my firstborn’s life, but am now in a two story house, so we have a [pack n play](https://a.co/d/5xxr3uA) in our room, a bassinet downstairs, and a second hand crib in my office for the days when I work from home (once I go back to work). I also love our [car seat/stroller combo](https://a.co/d/5Xwx8n2) that grows with the baby. The car seat fits into a collapsible stroller base, or it can be switched to a pram that can be converted into a regular stroller as the baby grows, and the car seat fits into any Graco car seat base, so purchasing an extra for our second car was easy. Good luck!

r/BabyBumps • Is it worth buying the “convertible” baby stuff? ->
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axels_mom • 5 months ago

We got a graco travel system with the infant car seat. I loved it. The infant carseat we were able to use it for awhile. I know a lot of people complain the infant carseat gets too heavy to take out all the time, but that's what we did. I loved the bassinet feature with the stroller. And then it converted to toddler stroller. We still use it and my daughter is 2. It is not the smallest when folded, but that's my only complaint. We mainly use it in the neighborhood so keep it open in the garage for easy use. I have an umbrella stroller to take on errands that I know I need it to keep her contained, like the DMV.

r/NewParents • What stroller/carseat to buy? ->
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axels_mom • about 1 month ago

Depends on how much you plan to use it as a newborn. Some have the infant carseat just clips into the stroller as well. I have a graco travel system that the bassinet part switches to the seat part once they can sit up. I took my daughter for a few walks in the bassinet part so it was used. When she got big enough I switched it to the seat for walks. My stroller can also just have the carseat clip in, which I never did. How much do you plan to use th stroller in those early months will help you decide

r/BabyBumps • Is a stroller bassinet worth it? ->
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BabyCowGT • 3 months ago

We have the Graco 3-in-1. Car seat clicks into the stroller seat or stroller frame (either one), seat can be a seat with variable recline or bassinet. The basket underneath is huge and holds like, 20 lbs easily, and the frame is super sturdy. It's not the fanciest and most expensive, but it works great and is super affordable. Our stroller has been used almost daily for 2 years, still works great.

r/NewParents • Infant travel systems - new parents ->
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BabyCowGT • 3 months ago

Stroller can be amazing, especially if you wind up with a baby like mine who HATES babywearing. We've put ours through its paces. But you also don't need the super fancy brands. We have a Graco Modes, it's like, $250 brand new for the stroller (and has all the accessories some other brands charge as extras!). Almost 2 years of daily use and going strong. Convertible car seat, yes, you'll need that eventually. You could get one with a low weight limit and skip the infant bucket seat, but you'll need a seat that can do rear facing, front facing harness, high back booster, and regular booster (or multiple seats that cover that span collectively. Those are just the phases you need covered). Our convertible can do the first 3, and we'll get a basic booster when needed. Some seats do all 4 phases. Again, you don't need a super expensive brand. We have a Graco that was $160 and it's been great. High chair: highly kid dependent. Our 20 month old recently decided all configurations of her high chair are awful, she wants a big chair. My friend's kid the exact same age loves her high chair still. Crib: we have a convertible one. But I fully intend to modify it to fit a full size bed frame, so it's gonna be super convertible 😅 some come with that ability, but we just got the 4-in-1 and figured I've got power tools for the big bed. But really, all you *need* for a baby to sleep can be safely and completely met by a pack and play. We used one for several months around our kid's first birthday because we moved and all our shit was in storage. It's perfectly acceptable to do that and just get them a twin size bed when they outgrow the pack and play as a toddler.

r/BabyBumps • Is it worth buying the “convertible” baby stuff? ->
Positive
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babypowder93 • 8 months ago

Graco modes was the best choice we made!

r/NewParents • First-time parents, baby due in 2 months — Which travel system do you recommend? ->
Positive
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Background-Pizza-555 • 5 months ago

Need to chime in with some love for Graco products. We were gifted a Graco modes pramette stroller and snugride car seat plus a couple car seat bases. I then bought us a Graco Ready2Jet travel stroller for our plane rides and I love how the car seat can click into the stroller. My baby is on the tall side so I’ve already leveled up and gotten a Graco Turn2Me convertible car seat for my car. I also bought a Graco Premier Modes Merge stroller as our main stroller off of an overstock website so it was like $300 instead of $400, and if I were to do it over again I would have started with that line of travel system (includes the car seat) because it feels really high end for probably half the price of the actual high end brands.

r/NewParents • Car Seats and Strollers ->
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balletrina • 11 months ago

We have 3: a Graco travel system that converted to a bassinet, a jogging stroller, and a quick folding travel stroller. My husband uses the jogger the most and I use the travel stroller the most. We feel a bit silly having 3, but only bought the travel stroller ourselves and don’t regret any of them.

r/NewParents • What kind of/how many strollers do people have? ->
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banana_in_the_dark • 3 months ago

I wish we didn’t pick the graco modes travel system. The bassinet/toddler seat and infant seat need to be swapped. Unlike the Chicco key fit 360 which lets you just put the car seat on top of the regular seat. Also it’s petty but the there’s only one cup holder and it doesn’t fit any of my water bottles

r/pregnant • HOW DO I PICK A TRAVEL SYSTEM?! ->
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Beautiful_Rub5735 • 7 months ago

I got the Graco Modes Pramette Travel system. Due early July. :)

r/BabyBumps • Please just tell me what stroller to buy ->

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