HELP - those with 2 or more under 3

i have a bertini jet and jack usually goes in the toddler seat when i'm out with both of them because he likes to run away or stop and play with everything he sees!   i'd recommend taking it back too and getting something within your budget....there are alot of nice buggies around

I was really pissed when I found out that MB didn't do toddler seats as well. So I bought a kiddie board but so far my DD just doesn't like it. She is too short and her nose hits the bar she holds onto everytime we go over a small bump. So I ended up with a double MB and love it so much I actually cried the first time I took it out for a walk...FREEDOM again!
I contacted MB re the lack of a toddler seat and their answer was as follows...
"Our design team are strongly looking into a toddler seat, however we want to create something that exceeds the safety standards and is still safe and sturdy at the same time. We also want to accomodate both children with ideal positioning and comfort.
Alot of the toddler seats on the market do not come up to the safety standards and we do not want to fall into this catagory. The sales we lose are viable in the knowledge that we are not supplying something that won't come up to exceed standards."

Anyway, if I had realised that MB didn't do toddler seats in the first place I would have bought a buggy that did, but now am very glad of having a single and double buggy which is the most expensive option I know, but I love them every time I go out

I took it back before even discussing it. When I found out about no toddler seat I wanted to stop the purchase anyway but was too embarrassed! We are going to look around at other options and either get an umbrella stroller now and a new buggy when we have another baby OR a new buggy now and no umbrella stroller. Depends what is out there. DH likes the moutain buggy's too but we've decided they are definately not an option without the toddler seat.

We are considering the P&T but I find them hard to steer + they are pricey. When we got ours we figured a cheapy would be fine but we have regretted it which is why we are considering all brands (except Bugaboo!....OMG $1700 for a buggy!!!!)

I'd like a umbrealla stroller but we'd need one that reclines as Elle often needs a nap while out at malls etc. But on the other hand we need something that is actually comfe for her when we go on longer walks as we'll be doing that more and more as the weather warms up. I used to walk an hour a day before I had Elle.

We'll work it out! Too confusing! There was a really nice "Mocha" one we saw at one stage but I dunno what the brand was...it was from the Baby Factory.

I've got the Bertini Jet too, and a friend of mine recently used it for 2 13-month-olds with the toddler seat  - she found it worked fine.  There's always twin strollers, if you plan on doing lots of walking but not lots of shopping! (that way both kids could be under a sun shade or storm cover if need be - that's the only problem with toddler seats).  I suppose you could always buy what you decide on for both kiddies when the time comes, and sell off the Bertini which probably wouldn't have decreased any further in resale value over that time anyway. 

Hey correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it Mountain Buggy that you can buy a 'conversion kit' for to turn it into a 4-wheeler that can then take a toddler seat?  Is yours a Pedigree?  You can definantly convert them and put a toddler seat (not the board) on.