Strollers

I have owned Graco for my first baby and for the second baby we decided to buy something that would have the bassinette for newborn. We've search the market and the Stroll-Air Zoom includes all accessories and is at a relatively low price. The Zoom not only has bassinette, but includes all accessories, like diaper bag, sleeping bag, wind, rain and bug covers. I really like that it's lightweight and folds small. The best part is that my hubby likes it too!"..."  Read more

This is the best double full size stroller that is great for twins. I bought it for my twins. It is the only one I know of that is Rear facing for a double but it can also accomodate two car seats. It is pricey but comes with so many standard features that makes it well worth it."..."  Read more

Very nice size. Real sturdy. Easy storage. I really don't have anything bad to say about the Stroll-Air except I wish it was available in Royal Purple."

We've been using this stroller for about two weeks to transport our twins Pros: -fully inclined seats (totally flat) that can be easily reversed from forward to rear-facing position or totally removed -when seats are fully inclined, a cover can be removed, revealing a mesh wall that makes them well ventilated for the summer -customizable -mosquito nets, rain covers, and a bag included -large removable canopies, foot warmers -large cargo area -folds easily and wheels are easily removed/reinstalled for more compact size when folded -a little ingenuity allows to install 2 infant car seats without the separately sold adapters -large wheels on the back and smaller, but still pretty good size lockable wheels with shock absorbers on the front; nice tires; comfortable brake pedal. Cons: -The stroller is rather heavy (I cannot lift it with children in it as I did with a Combi stroller, so going to, say, our pediatrician's office is a pain in the neck because of a small, but narrow staircase) -It does not fold as compact as a Combi, but this is due to things that add to its advantages, so it kind of balances out. Plus, even though it is not advised, the seats can be removed with babies in them to get -Zippers on both canopies start on the same side, making it a little inconvenient when installing them -The frame feels somewhat "springy" (not firm)when pushing down on the handle to climb a curb -The shoulder harnesses are not very comfortable for newborns - they start too high, and the included pads are too large. Without head support, babies slide to one side, but this would probably be the same for every stroller. -The colors -- we bought black, which was rather silly, considering 100 degree temperatures here. We use muslin swaddling blankets to cover the seats when we go out for a stroll to keep the babies as cool as possible"..."  Read more