Baby Carriers and Strollers
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 | Ergo Baby Carrier I have been using the Ergo baby carrier since D was about 9 months old (when my back and shoulders finally couldn't survive a day with our old Baby Bjorn), and she still travels and naps comfortably in the sling at 19 months old. The Ergo lets me choose whether to wear D on the front or back and has a cozy hood that supports her head when she is sleeping. |
 | Freehand Baby Carrier by TogetherBe I have long recommended the Ergo baby carrier as the most comfortable baby carrier on the market. However, this newer carrier was equally comfortable for me (some reviewers do find that the less-padded shoulders don't provide enough cushion for them) and I liked the clean visual look better than the look of the massive Ergo. Additionally, the Freehand is smaller and can be stowed more easily in a day bag when it is not it use. |
 | Maclaren Triumph Stroller Our Maclaren stroller is a sturdy workhorse that has carried us through the rough cobblestone streets of Italy, been checked on many flights, and generally not treated very nicely. We've been delighted with both its light weight (as compared with other umbrella strollers) and with how well it has held up. |
 | Quinny Zapp Stroller For frequent travelers, the Quinny Zapp is a great stroller. It folds easily into a compact size that will fit in an airplane's overhead bin, and we love the small profile and swivel front wheel which make it each to maneuver even on rough terrain. |
