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Rear-facing/reversible strollers?

slizsliz
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That don't cost an arm and a leg? We realized Asha didn't mind our walks in the stroller when in her rear-facing infant seat but hates and tries to climb out if her forward facing stroller - chicco cortina. Wondering if rear-facing might help that. I'm thinking of the first years indigo stroller....
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  • ESTH2000ESTH2000 member

    I thought Graco made a reversiible facing stroller....

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  • krissyh21krissyh21 member
    Peg Perego has a switch stroller, I think the Si model so you can switch it either forward or rear facing. Not sure it will help, once D realized there were things outside his stroller he could touch and explore, he had little intrest in the stroller (unless he was tired). At least with a switch, you wouldn't be shelling out money for something that didn't work (they are about $200) I know D doesn't want to look at me on walks, so I wouldn't be much motivation to stay in his stroller.
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  • OrangeSmokeOrangeSmoke member

    I"m not sure what your definition of "an arm and a leg" is... but my Bumbleride Flyer flips back and forth.  It's pretty cool.

     

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  • Kmarie823Kmarie823
    Again not sure about how much $$ is out of range but you could do the City Select especially if you plan for another LO.
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  • QuizzleQuizzle

    I have a First Years Wave. We got it on super sale... I wouldn't pay the 300+ it retails, but we paid under 250 for it.

    It's not bad, It has a nice telescoping handle and very sturdy wheels. It's rather heavy, but it drives well and folds easily. 

     The basket does sort of suck because it's hard to get to thanks to the crossed bars over it. And the seat is a little slingy for me, so I bsolutely can't let DD not be buckled in.

    But all in all, it's a good cruising stroller and handles some off roading pretty well. 

     

    I've heard good things about the Indigo as well, but we opted for the larger wheels (and I wanted the bassinet feature too, since we got it when she was 6 weeks old; it's not as important now.)

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