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

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We have a chicco travel system stroller and a 4 seater wonderfold we got off Facebook, only have 1 baby
I own both a double pram and a wonderfold 4 wagon. I use the wagon for home daycare when I have 4 children, only use it outside of that for zoo or camping. For 2 children double stroller is much better.
I love my wonderfold when I need 4 kids in it but don’t love putting it in and out of the car. I mostly use a double and baby wear as needed if travelling by car. Wonderfold is used for walks to the park and long outings like the zoo
We have the Wonderfold, really like it but the 4-person is heavy as shit.
+1 for Happy Hollow lol. We used to get stopped all the time and asked about our Wonder Wagon!
I would LOVE to have received the convertible car seat of my choice. It would have been around half the budget you’re looking at, so adding a crib to it would also take some stress off my plate as well because most cribs I was looking at were under $400. That’s 2 big items off the list. The convertible seat is often more expensive than the infant seat and offers longevity but also offering to buy one of the items and then presenting with the balance in cash would also offer a ton of flexibility in what she’s wanting. Personally, I love my Evenflo 360 seat, my bougie Cybex stroller, my bougie wonderfold wagon, and my convertible crib. I’m on my 4th kid and the crib has never been converted past a toddler bed but it’s been used over and over and over again. It’s getting ready to welcome its 4th occupant and didn’t have the chance to be used as a toddler bed this go around. I also love my pack and play (I got the mini one that converts from bassinet to toddler bed with the zipper entrance this time), baby carrier, and bouncer. You might just check out her registry if she’s got one and snag several of the larger items and have them sent to her house.
I never used a snap and go stroller with my singletons. We always just carried the car seat or I baby wore. I tried to not get another short term use stroller for the twins, because we had other double strollers that would work. It took 2 weeks of preschool drop offs for my oldest (into the school and out- not just drop at the curb) for me to realize that carrying two car seats wasn’t going to work long term for those quick trips in and out. I got a cheap double snap and go from Marketplace, and we have a Mockingbird for when they’re a little bigger. And a Wonderfold for when we need something for all 4 kids. (Basically a fleet of strollers now..)

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

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