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What is a good a carriage to buy if I am looking to get something new?
Single? Double? Travel? Jogger? How old is the child/children?
the city mini is great and not too expensive. it’s compact and lightweight and folds really easily and rides very smoothly. I have it and am really happy with it. it costs $219
The Baby Jogger City Mini is an excellent carriage that reclines all the way and folds up in a snap using one hand.
I haven’t heard a complaint about the citi mini yet!
My sisters have the original baby jogger- the single tips and the double is a HUGE KLUTZ, heavy and big.
I’d go for the city mini in double and single you got another few good choiced
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The pegperego is good if your baby is sleeping you just pass him in the car seat to the stroller without waking him i think it cost like 25O dlls i dont remember , the boogaboo is not good you have to separate the stroller in two just to fold it and its expensive.
I also have the peg perego pliko 3 and I’m happy with it.
Bugaboo. Can use it in so many different ways. we got it when my brother was born and we still use it for him (he’s a few yrs old now) because it switches to what u need it to be. Also very smooth.
I use to have a Peg Perego double stroller, about 14 years ago back, it was great and lasted a long time. The last carriage I had was also a front to back double stroller for for my twins, was a Graco, which I purchased for under $100.00. For the price, it couldn’t be beat and I definetly got my money’s worth out of it.
I wouldn’t recommend the front seat to use for a newborn, because it does not recline all the way in the front seat. I also was give a side by side for the twins, but I had a hard time fitting through doors.
I am noticing alot of people using the jogging strollers, but they seem so bulky. I guess those are good for people who jog or do alot of walking.
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