Have you ever seen a triple stroller? And no, you didn't see it in the last winter olympics performed by an ice skater. And yes, it's a real thing. It's a stroller made for three kids. Steph has been shopping these things for a little while now and I took a close look at some of them for the first time last night. You've got to be kidding me. These things are about 4-ft long and weigh, no joke, 30-lbs (and that's the light ones). The price on these things is comical too. I realize their as big and durable as a hummer, but do they really need to cost as much. On sale, these things run about $900. Needless to say, we're shooping ebay and other auction sites in hopes we come across one. But we're more and more coming to the realization that we're probably just going to have to trust Carter will be able to walk beside a double stroller (yes, comical too ... but a little less comical than the triple) and not climb the shelves at the store or run off when he sees a row of bikes (we're in trouble). Sure, a triple stroller isn't on our necessity list - which right now seems like a good thing. But for those of you who know our son - you understand our need to keep him strapped in to something.
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Lions and Tigers and Triple Strollers, Oh My!
Have you ever seen a triple stroller? And no, you didn't see it in the last winter olympics performed by an ice skater. And yes, it's a real thing. It's a stroller made for three kids. Steph has been shopping these things for a little while now and I took a close look at some of them for the first time last night. You've got to be kidding me. These things are about 4-ft long and weigh, no joke, 30-lbs (and that's the light ones). The price on these things is comical too. I realize their as big and durable as a hummer, but do they really need to cost as much. On sale, these things run about $900. Needless to say, we're shooping ebay and other auction sites in hopes we come across one. But we're more and more coming to the realization that we're probably just going to have to trust Carter will be able to walk beside a double stroller (yes, comical too ... but a little less comical than the triple) and not climb the shelves at the store or run off when he sees a row of bikes (we're in trouble). Sure, a triple stroller isn't on our necessity list - which right now seems like a good thing. But for those of you who know our son - you understand our need to keep him strapped in to something.
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crazy! all the ones i've seen (i've been keepin an eye out for ya:) aren't that cute either.....you think for that price they would be the prettiest pieces of baby gear on earth!!!!!!!
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