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01-29-2007, 05:58 PM
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Mommysavers Goddess
Last Online: 11-18-2008 08:36 PM
Join Date: Jul 2006
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I have tried the Joovy and the Babytrend sit-n-stand. The Joovy, borrowed from a friend, was really heavy and had storage on the bottom that was impossible to get things in and out of. The Babytrend was lighter and had much better storage- a parent tray on top and a side access basket on the bottom. It was lighter. I liked it and read good reviews, so I bought one.
The kids love it, but I have three issues with it:
1. It wheels great on a flat surface, but on any incline I have to *Fight* to keep it going straight. It's a workout. Works great at the mall but it's pain walking around the neighborhood.
2. Hard to fold up, plus I have to take the snack tray off to fit it in my car's trunk
3. As my kids have grown and gained weight, it's become harder and harder to push and turn. I bought mine when dd was 1 and ds had just turned 3. Now they are 2 and 4 and I don't use it anymore because it's just to hard to push around. You'd probably get a lot more wear out of it if you have skinny kids or start using it when one is a newborn.
The kids really do love it, though- it has been their favorite stroller. It gives you a lot of flexibility travelwise, and it's not that much bigger than a regular stroller
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