So I have an old version of Joolz Day and we carry him.in that detachable cot (bassinet?) all the time when at my MIL. Baby is 9w now and still sleeps well when being carried up the stairs. It has a detachable handle but it feels quite secure.
I planned to babywear but I find it too much of a nuisance to have a heavy baby at the front and a heavy rucksack at the back with his milk chill bottle, milk, bottle warmer, nappies, change of clothes and many other things you need when you have a baby. It gets really heavy and I get super tired of walk more than 20 minutes with him - he's 6kg and I feel it.
I live in London and I swore I'd baby wear him everywhere. Well, he's only being worn when I'm popping to the corner shop, GP or hospital appointment.
Small buggies like the butterfly or aer won’t work on cobblestones.
I can highly recommend the Joolz Geo 3 (probably the day is the equivalent now) which you can get with aer filled wheels as an option. You could get it second hand and save a lot that way. Also works great in the woods
Joolz aer by far. You’ll see it everywhere, it’s always the most popular on such threads. We have the + and they’ve just brought out the 2 so you can probably get lower models for cheaper now. It was our main buggy for a good while too. I’m mad we didn’t get it sooner!
This! There is no meaningful difference between the Aer and + and whatever this years model is called.
Also get them on a balance bike. Absolute game changer in terms of self propelling at speed. If you can find one with brakes and solid wheels that will last you until they are ready for pedals. (Can be as early as 2.5) you’ll need to get them going quite soon as teaching it when it’s cold and wet isn’t particularly fun.
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