Buying a Stroller

Hello

We will be buying a stoller this time. probably from Wallmart, can anyone recommend a good 3 wheeler.

Thanks

Check out this link for Walmart
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/searc...&Continue=Find

A good selection of 3 wheelers!

[msncool]

Hi Tina
when we were there at Christmas we bought a 3 wheel stroller from Toys R Us near Florida mall. It is made by Jeep and is fantastic, our 2 year old was very sad when we left it at the villa. I think it was $99 compared to well over £300 in the UK. Have a look and see what you think

Last visit I spent near $70 just hiring the strollers from the theme parks, will buy our own this time to use and then can leave for future guests.

Thanks

I think I will do the same - even though my youngest is nearly 5, he still gets very tired walking around the parks, and likes to sit in his stroller and watch from there - I wish they had one for my size[msnsad]

Tina The Burlington coat factory on Orange Blossom Trail (almost opposite Toys R Us is very good for all baby equipment.

website is www.burlingtoncoatfactory.com

I can vouch for the Jeep strollers - admittedly we didn't go for the 3 wheeler but it has been excellent for us - we brought it home and used it here too. There are also lots of Americans around Disney who use the same make. Wasn't very expensive either.

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Hi Tina
when we were there at Christmas we bought a 3 wheel stroller from Toys R Us near Florida mall. It is made by Jeep and is fantastic, our 2 year old was very sad when we left it at the villa. I think it was $99 compared to well over £300 in the UK. Have a look and see what you think
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Do they do a double stroller?

Would love one for the twins!!

Then leave it for the guests after that![msneek]

Are these Jeep 3 wheelers suitable for young babies? I'm a bit out of touch with the baby equipment market!

Ana
The general ruling is that if the back reclines to an angle of 35 degrees then they are suitable from birth. Flat is obviously better if possible so they can lay down comfortably.

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Ana
The general ruling is that if the back reclines to an angle of 35 degrees then they are suitable from birth. Flat is obviously better if possible so they can lay down comfortably.
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Thanks Steph [msnsmile2]

No problem Ana
Having said that though I wasn't sure I'd remembered the angle correct and tried to find where I'd seen it and found this on an advert for one of the strollers you were looking at
Description: Description :The Age Range for this buggy starts from Newborn to 4 Years.The Double Buggy Zip best performs for constant off road us, and running/walking for excercise. Baby is cradled in the hammock and doesn't bounce around or slip to the side, which can happen on rough terrain in the recline. The Zip Hammock reclines to 30 degrees and is a similar angle to a infant carseat. A newborn should not spend long period of time reguarly in the Zip Hammock.