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Guess someone didn't heed the posted warning! =)
When we went to grab our stroller, this determined squirrel had climbed onto someone else's stroller and opened a clear take-out container, chomping on some of the pasta salad inside. It scampered away when we got closer.
this quilt attaches to the stroller at the top and snaps together at the bottom to make a pocket for the little one's feet to keep them warm while they get a ride!
Leaving Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure (DCA) one of the last things you see is a line of strollers waiting for the elevator to the parking structure
The bus steps are "friendly" for people who can walk, however if designing for a family shouldnt the allocation of allowing strollers inside directly be not a main priority but close to an almost priority? All designs seem to be for older to teen children but not babies.
The question is do we also semi design for wheel chair/hanicapped people. Knowly given the size materials and budget cannot deck out completely disable friendly but some form of minor consideration could increase futher development of ths idea
Today I managed to get the stroller frame, the car seat, the diaper bag, the baby, and myself to the doctor...twice! That meant hauling everything up and down 2 flights of stairs while keeping Aeryn calm and in sight during the entire operation. She cooperated by falling asleep seconds after a squirmy insertion into the dreaded 5-point harness of the car seat. Maybe the smiling bugs dangling from the handle bar into her field of vision made her shut her eyes?
Patricia and her pet Katie at the Cuyamaca College annual Spring Garden Fest, Saturday, April 28, 2012.
In January we finally give up on transporting her to and from day care in a carrier and buy a no-frill and very light stroller. Miss PP hates it. We still use the big stroller for outings on the weekend and to go shopping.
Adriel still loves being carried. He's 12.5kgs and feisty. So we always bring our stroller wherever we go. He loves pushing it. And so there you go. No more carrying Adriel. Another use for strollers.
At the street level entrance to an upstairs restaurant in La Jolla, CA. A new level of service. They park your car and your child
Some random lady with a baby doll in a stroller. She was manhandling the thing. Here, she had dropped it. No kids in sight either.
I bought this ADORABLE sock monkey fleece to make something for my new nephew, and I decided on a stroller snuggly. It's to keep him warm and cozy when we take him to Disneyland (ahem) later this year. It's basically like a sleeping bag, only with legs so that it fits through the stroller leg-holes.
I took about a yard (maybe a little more, I was eyeballing) of fleece and folded the ends toward the middle. I cut and pinned "legs" with an overlap across the middle for velcro (which then can be opened/closed to lift him in/out of the stroller or to adjust the temperature).