We have a single stroller in our garage that I am debating getting rid of. We have a double umbrella stroller we use most of the time if we need a stroller (kids are 3 and 4). I am only holding onto it in case I just take my youngest somewhere when my oldest is at school. This doesn't happen much now but I'm wondering if it would be more frequent when my older LO goes to K this fall. She will still be 3 and always complains about walking long distances...any thoughts?
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We have a single umbrella stroller that I'm holding onto for when B gets too old for one but W still needs one sometimes - they're 1 and 3, though, so a bit of a bigger gap.
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I'm thinking I'll get rid of our doubles in a year. My two year old isn't keen on being in the stroller anymore. My four year old never uses the stroller anymore.
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I'm trying to let go of our single stroller since we're done. It's so hard to get rid of. Off topic, I know but still....we haven't used it in 2 years!
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My youngest is almost 3.5. We still have our stroller. I think we will keep it through next winter. We still use it regularly. She likes to walk, but sometimes I just need to go faster. We also don't have a car, so it's convenient.
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We have a double and a Single. We keep the single bc sometimes DD1 walks and I only need to push DD2 (my single is way easier to maneuver than my double) and also for if we have visitors come or if DH and I are taking the kids to do separate things...
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I find the single more useful than the double stroller and sold the double a long time ago. My kids are 6 and 3, and my oldest rarely sits in the stroller. I mainly use it for my 3 year old, and I can myself using it for another year or two.
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My kids are 5 and 2 and the older still likes to sit more than the younger.
We have a sit n stand that I use very occasionally but still useful like when we just went to sea world. But it's too bulky for everyday. So I keep our city mini in the car still. It's rarely used but sometimes you really need to corral the 2yo and I like having it on hand. Or sometimes I use it as a pack mule!
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