[blparent] blparent Digest, Vol 84, Issue 2

[Lisamaria Martinez, NOMC]

I, too, planned on wearing my baby. I am truly lad that I insisted on finding a stroller I was comfortable with though. There are situations in which a carrier doesn't work--the OBGYN and dentist to name two. 

So, since using a stroller on the bus is inevitible, I m interested in any tips.

LM
 

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On May 2, 2011, at 10:32 AM, Jennifer Bose <jen10514 at gmail.com> wrote:

> The information on the J.L. Childress carseat travel backpack was
> wonderful. Thanks, Angie! Mesages like that are what this list is all
> about and why it's so valuable. And Angie, what a good planner you
> are--much better than I've been! Congratulations and best of luck with
> Jacob.
> 
> I solved my pullable-stroller problem and got a CitySelect stroller,
> which sells as either a single or double stroller. With its reversible
> seat and handle, I can pull it and walk with my dog, although with any
> of these stroller solutions, I guess there's the need to practice
> keeping your feet and the wheels from colliding, so it's taking
> practice. Traveling on public transportation with a stroller and guide
> dog is a little traumatic. I feel like I must be the bus driver's,
> train operator's and passengers' worst nightmare! Any thoughts on how
> to travel that way gracefully?
> 
> Jen
> 
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