baby gear para Leigos
baby gear para Leigos
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Babies and dirty diapers go hand in hand, so you'll need somewhere to put them. Whether you choose cloth or disposable diapers, a top-ranked diaper pail can help cut down on the stink. We consider this product a nursery must-have or wherever your diaper changing station is.
For diaper changes, you’ll need a changing table or changing pad, along with plenty of diapers, wipes, and diaper rash cream. A diaper pail is also a great investment to keep any unpleasant odors at bay.
Finding a twin-friendly double stroller is tricky. Many are bulky and unwieldy to push, don’t fit through doors and don’t accommodate two bassinets or two car seats at a time. The Donkey does all this and (much) more. Its slim profile means it makes its way through most standard doorways easily.
The bottom basket was also spacious enough to fit our very overpacked diaper bag. Once my daughter was old enough, she graduated to her own seat and my son loved the ride-on-board attachment. It was a bit tricky to fold and I found it’s easier to do without the seat attached, so it does take a minute to set up and break down when getting it in and out of the car. I also wish more accessories were included with the stroller (like the cupholder) but still worth it!” — Briana
Also note that Baby Jogger used to make a more basic version of this stroller, called the Baby Jogger City Mini (no GT2 in the name)—but they’ve phased it out over the last few years and now only produce the GT2.
Consider one of the best baby gyms to provide a fun and entertaining space for baby's tummy time and to practice hand-eye coordination.
If a baby falls asleep in a stroller and you’re hoping to avoid disturbing them so they can finish a nap, reduce the risk by removing hats and blankets and be sure the stroller is well-ventilated—and always supervise them.
It is light, moves with one hand and is sturdy. It’s narrow enough to go down aisles but also roomy for my child. There is an extended shade which is perfect and there is an air vent so I can see her. I absolutely love it. It has made my life and my child’s life so much easier and SAFER! I purchased the extra foot extension for my one year old which folds with the travel cot and cars seat for kids in Marrakesh stroller and the handle bar. In my opinion, it is worth the money.” — Vanessa D.
Lightweight strollers designed for easy travel or use on transportation are so much more than the flimsy folding products you might remember from your youth.
“Overall I really like the Modes Pramette Stroller compared to the other strollers I have used for my one-year-old. The multiple configurations (bassinet, inward toddler and outward toddler) make it possible to use this stroller from newborn through toddler. It is really easy to switch between the different modes and I love having the option of switching my daughter to face inwards so I can see her and interact with her on our walks or while at the store. The storage bin on this is AMAZING (bigger than on any other stroller I’ve used), which is a huge perk and so convenient for running errands.
“I absolutely love this stroller/car seat combo…it is without a doubt worth the money. I have an 11-year-old, so when surprise, I’m pregnant again 11 years later, the one thing I remembered hating was dealing with the car seat and the stroller. I’m pretty small so lugging that around was a nightmare.
And while the handlebar on the Corso isn’t adjustable, I was still able to push it comfortably even though I’m tall.
Like many baby gear decisions, you’ll want to think through these pros and cons and weigh them against your family’s needs if you’re deciding between a stroller or a stroller wagon.
My only real gripes with this stroller—and the things that Babylist parents also mention—are the small basket size and the lack of modularity (meaning you can’t flip the seat from forward- to rear-facing; it only faces outward).