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Kelpa View Drop Down
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    Posted: 28 February 2008 at 9:09pm
I seem to have a problem.

Really would still like Blake to be able to sit in a pram.....When bubs comes. He wont sleep in it but just at shops etc would be easier for him to be tied in. However....seem to be having major issues finding a pram that will accommodate our situation.

Ours (TRILOGY) has the toddler seat available but a weight limit of 15kg. Blake is already 16kg...am finding this is quite a common them with these prams. Ideally am not wanting a big huge side by side pram????

Any suggestions?

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Get a sling for the new baby or even reins for the toddler?

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I seen these last night..
~ Mummy to a beautiful girl ~
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Would be interesting to hear what you decided to do Kel??


And if anyone has any other ideas.....


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Phil & Teds double goes up to 20-25kgs (I learnt this yesterday in another thread - here's the link double buggys)
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I second the sling - I use one and my friend has a new baby and a two year old and it works great for her.

Check out this website for the most beautiful slings ever - NZ made and well priced to - made to fit you not pre-sewn.

www.unido.co.nz
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I had a sling but it does get very sore after lots of walking esp with a heavy bub, so the sling only worked on short outtings for us, and now for the life of me i cant figure out how to use it in sitting position.

We got a tandem stroller (20kg each seat, haleighs 16kg) some Ive seen are great but babylove NO WAY they SUCK could be why theyve been bought out by steelcraft.


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I have a baby bjorn active carrier, and its great. You don't get sore back/sholders etc, even when using it for long periods of time. So if you are thinking of going for the front pack option I recommend one!! Otherwise... go phil and teds!!
Nicky, Mum to Alex (5) & Sophie (3)
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FYI - If you want to figure out your sling for shorter journeys instructions for all slings and all positions are on the slingbabies website www.slingbabies.co.nz
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This baby is going in a sling, lack of options, I am so not letting the gremlins run loose!

I am coveting a merino sling from littlekiwislings.co.nz
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