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	<title>Comments on: Choosing the Right Kid-Carting Tools For Family Outings</title>
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		<title>By: Jen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:02:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>We have used a variety of strollers and carriers in the last 10 years we have been parents!  

With our oldest, we were gifted a travel system from my parents complete with huge bulky stroller.  We had one umbrella stroller as well.  We only used the hiking backpack in the metal frame to carry her, too!  She was not a sling baby at all, hated the feeling!  

With our second oldest, I had my husband wear her in a sling for a while each day starting the day she was born, because I knew I would need her to get used to it!  I used a Maya Wrap ring sling and a graco duo gilder stroller and an umbrella stroller at various times with her.

With our third, I had my husband wear her in a sling for a while each day starting the day she was born also.  I used a mei tai carrier, a maya wrap ring sling, a side by side double stroller, and an umbrella stroller with her.

With our fourth, I used a maya wrap ring sling, an ergo, the graco duo glider double stroller, and an umbrella stroller.

I occasionally use the ergo with my 3 year old and I occasionally use the mei tai with my 1 year old.  I most often use one umbrella stroller and a carrier when we go places.

I think its important to take into consideration what carriers your child likes, the age and development of your child and what sorts of carriers are appropriate for each stage, and also, what you will be doing when you go out.  I dont find the ring sling useful until the stage where my child can ride on my hip, but I have been known to nurse a young baby in a ring sling.  My son is not as fond of the ergo as my 3 yr old was/is, and prefers the mei tai.  If we are only going to be gone a short while, I will probably only need one umbrella stroller, but if we are going to be doing a lot of walking, my 3 yr old will get tired and I will need a double stroller or need to carry her or the 1 year old.

It&#039;s not an easy question to answer!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We have used a variety of strollers and carriers in the last 10 years we have been parents!  </p>
<p>With our oldest, we were gifted a travel system from my parents complete with huge bulky stroller.  We had one umbrella stroller as well.  We only used the hiking backpack in the metal frame to carry her, too!  She was not a sling baby at all, hated the feeling!  </p>
<p>With our second oldest, I had my husband wear her in a sling for a while each day starting the day she was born, because I knew I would need her to get used to it!  I used a Maya Wrap ring sling and a graco duo gilder stroller and an umbrella stroller at various times with her.</p>
<p>With our third, I had my husband wear her in a sling for a while each day starting the day she was born also.  I used a mei tai carrier, a maya wrap ring sling, a side by side double stroller, and an umbrella stroller with her.</p>
<p>With our fourth, I used a maya wrap ring sling, an ergo, the graco duo glider double stroller, and an umbrella stroller.</p>
<p>I occasionally use the ergo with my 3 year old and I occasionally use the mei tai with my 1 year old.  I most often use one umbrella stroller and a carrier when we go places.</p>
<p>I think its important to take into consideration what carriers your child likes, the age and development of your child and what sorts of carriers are appropriate for each stage, and also, what you will be doing when you go out.  I dont find the ring sling useful until the stage where my child can ride on my hip, but I have been known to nurse a young baby in a ring sling.  My son is not as fond of the ergo as my 3 yr old was/is, and prefers the mei tai.  If we are only going to be gone a short while, I will probably only need one umbrella stroller, but if we are going to be doing a lot of walking, my 3 yr old will get tired and I will need a double stroller or need to carry her or the 1 year old.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s not an easy question to answer!</p>
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		<title>By: Jessica (@It's my life...)</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jessica (@It's my life...)</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 17:45:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>With my Clara we were all about the stroller, and when I was pregnant with my second I shopped around for a double. I&#039;m really glad I held off though, because she turned out to be an all sling all the time kind of kid. In fact, she turned two this summer and I still keep the sling in the car for those &#039;just in case she&#039;s too tire to walk&#039; moments. The stroller is in there too, but we hardly ever pull it out... really only when we&#039;re going to the mall and I need something to pile bags on!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With my Clara we were all about the stroller, and when I was pregnant with my second I shopped around for a double. I&#8217;m really glad I held off though, because she turned out to be an all sling all the time kind of kid. In fact, she turned two this summer and I still keep the sling in the car for those &#8216;just in case she&#8217;s too tire to walk&#8217; moments. The stroller is in there too, but we hardly ever pull it out&#8230; really only when we&#8217;re going to the mall and I need something to pile bags on!</p>
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