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I have the chico keyfit travel system. It is pretty bulky, but it fits in the trunk fine and I feel like if I can handle it anyone can. I love that the car seat snaps into the stroller, makes life so much easier if she falls asleep either in the stroller or car because we can easily move her without waking her up.

@j0s1e267: I agree 100%
We have a Baby Jogger CityMini that's nice for if we're in the city walking over some crappy sidewalks, but as long as LO was in the infant seat (a good 9 months) we almost exclusively used a stroller frame/ Snap and Go with our infant seat. It was awesome- super easy, not bulky at all, and YOU CAN LET THEM SLEEP. For people who are mainly going to be driving around your LO and strolling at your final destination, I think it is totally the easiest and cheapest option. (It's also super easy- at least in my area- to find one of these for free or cheap on craiglist or mom listservs)
I like our CityMini for use now that LO is out of his infant carseat, but I don't LOVE it.... I kind of wish I'd waited till after DS was born to buy a stroller.

I too, recommend getting a snap n go type stroller. (I prefer the baby trend or graco versions to the mclaren above because they have more substantial wheels and are easier to push one-handed).

We got a jogging stroller (Baby Jogger Summit XC) as our second stroller, and I LOVE it! But if you aren't a runner, it's overkill. Baby Jogger has a bunch of other strollers - I really liked the City Mini GT and the City Elite when I was looking in the store.

@lozza, letting them sleep is the KEY!!!!!!

Just want to add that I had a lot of mileage out of my stroller frame - 1.5 years! We stopped using it only after we transitioned her to a forward facing car seat.

We bought the Bugaboo Bee a few months later and love how it manouvers but was not willing to have it tossed around at gate check so we bought a Maclaren Triumph umbrella stroller.

Then the twins came along and the only stroller frame available for two infant car seats is from BabyTrend. HATED it!!!!!! It was like a boat, a nightmare to manouver, I has to lift it up to make any turns!!! I did my research, sucked it up and convinced DH to be the City Select with infant car seats attachment. I am happy now

My oldest is not a stroller kid, once she started to walk, she prefers to walk and unless you are going to be out and about a lot, I wouldn't spend a lot of money on expensive strollers. *looking at my Bugaboo Bee*

We have 2 - the UppaBaby Vista and the UppaBaby G-Luxe (umbrella stroller.) We did buy the carseat adaptor so our car seat would work with the stroller but Liv HATES. HER. CAR SEAT. With a burning passion. She screams from the moment shes put in until the moment shes taken out. So the snap in part was a no-go for us.

I highly recommend the Britax B Ready stroller and Chaperone car seat system. They clip together so easily and you can buy a second seat or carseat adapter for the second child to sit on the bottom. The whole system takes up about half the trunk space in a 2010 Ford Edge. I love my stroller. (No, I don't work for Britax lol)

http://www.amazon.com/Britax-USA-U281772-B-Ready-Stroller/dp/B003OBYTHM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1329426283&sr=8-1

I have the BritaxB-Ready stroller and Chaperone cars eat combo,and we love it so far! They snap together easily and the stroller is super easy to maneuver with one hand. The system is similar to the Uppababy Vista but at a lower price point. I also happened to purchase mine during the Britax Free Rodr event )I think it's held twice a year) where you get a free car seat with purchase of a stroller. Huge savings!

I had originally thought about getting the B-Agile / B-Safe stroller car seat combo but decided on the B-Ready since we plan on having a second child.