[blparent] Wagons

[Bridgit Pollpeter]

We have a large plastic wagon with the high sides. I've not seen wagons
with seat belts, but I'm sure they exist. We use the wagon now
predominatly unless taking a bus since Pen is two now. Our wagon also
has a compartment that is a cooler so we can bring snacks and drinks
during warm weather and keep them cool, and it has cup holders. We found
it on amazon, but stores like Target and Wal-mart carry them too. The
Little Tykes and Fisher Price models are nice, but a plethora of similar
wagons exist. I wanted one with a cover that can be opened to shade
kids, but when I went to buy it, the price had gone up significantly. So
no umbrella shade, but it's really nice just the same. It can fit two
kids and claims only up to 90 pounds, and though I'm not large, I'm more
than 90 pounds, but it can hold me, grin! When we first bought it, Pen
was a little nervous at first, so I rode in it with her while Ross
pulled. It was a pretty funny sight now that I think about it! LOL

Sincerely,
Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter
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Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 08:10:37 -0600
From: "Peggy" <pshald at neb.rr.com>
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Subject: Re: [blparent] strollers
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I'll have to do some checking about the wagon because if there is one
with a 
seatbelt that might be a great idea, throw him and some toys in the
wagon 
and go ... he likes to throw his toys out though and too bad Seeing Eye 
doesn't teach fetch anymore, lol.  Could make for a very interesting
walk!!