In our last post we talked about the Graco LiteRider stroller, a really lightweight but well made stroller.
But what if you need a stroller for two.
Most double or tandem strollers are really heavy and difficult to manage. Well Graco comes to the rescue again with the DuoGlider double stroller.
This is a stroller built for two, either twins or two small children. And unlike most double strollers, this one is pretty light. It's easier to manage than most. And yet like the LiteRider is also sturdy and easy to maneuver.
A plus is that it also comes with all the little extras, some call them bells and whistles, that you might need as you're out and about. There's plenty of additional space for shopping bags, diapers, or anything else you might need to store away as you push the little ones around.
I also like the oversized canopies. Most strollers come with a canopy that's simply not large enough to provide cover from the sun or rain. These canopies are.
And of course if you have small babies, your Graco car seat will attach easily so there's no need to worry about the hassle of unstrapping the baby from the car seat, taking him or her out, then putting him into the stroller and strapping him in. There's little chance that a sleeping baby will stay asleep through that process.
If you want to learn more about this stroller then be sure to check out the Squidoo lens I've just put up.
But what if you need a stroller for two.
Most double or tandem strollers are really heavy and difficult to manage. Well Graco comes to the rescue again with the DuoGlider double stroller.
This is a stroller built for two, either twins or two small children. And unlike most double strollers, this one is pretty light. It's easier to manage than most. And yet like the LiteRider is also sturdy and easy to maneuver.
A plus is that it also comes with all the little extras, some call them bells and whistles, that you might need as you're out and about. There's plenty of additional space for shopping bags, diapers, or anything else you might need to store away as you push the little ones around.
I also like the oversized canopies. Most strollers come with a canopy that's simply not large enough to provide cover from the sun or rain. These canopies are.
And of course if you have small babies, your Graco car seat will attach easily so there's no need to worry about the hassle of unstrapping the baby from the car seat, taking him or her out, then putting him into the stroller and strapping him in. There's little chance that a sleeping baby will stay asleep through that process.
If you want to learn more about this stroller then be sure to check out the Squidoo lens I've just put up.
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