Okay so I admit to a little stroller remorse with my Bugaboo. Not that I don't love it (I really, really love it) but I'm getting a little tired of the red after three years.
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When I had the chance to try out the new Silver Cross stroller, the Dazzle, I jumped at it. This is the stroller brand ("pram" if you're fancy) favored by the likes of Jennifer Garner...
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Living in NYC there's no better stroller for tackling cobblestones, bumping down subway steps and generally looking swanky. It gets way more use than our car, natch - but that also means it is, um...what's that word? Oh yeah. Filthy.
The joke in the automotive industry is that women will buy cars simply on the cupholders. (What can we say, cupholders are awesome.) But funny enough, when it comes to our strollers - no cupholders! Ack! The horror!
I am definitely not the together mom that has the warm stroller blanket out and ready to go for the first cold-weather day. And so here it is, December, and I'm still looking for a great blanket
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I fully admit to gawking in disbelief at my friend who had bought a $700 stroller. I mean, unless the stroller self-propels itself down the street AND gives you a foot massage when you arrive at your destination, I just didn't see the need for it. But then I encountered Mutsy.
I am so not the matchy-matchy type, and anyone who's ever seen me pushing a red stroller with a purple blanket and a floral orange diaper bag will nod vigorously in agreement.
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I can't be the only one who, in a fit of desperation, draped a receiving blanket over the top of my stroller to shield my sleeping baby from the sun. And I certainly can't be the only one who couldn't enjoy the silence of a napping child because I was totally sure she was deprived of oxygen under there.
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Since we all know that women only buy cars based on the cupholders (is my scarcasm coming across?) the same might go for strollers. Then again, the top strollers don't necessarily have the best Diet Coke storage, to say nothing of easy access to all your other junk.
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My first child is on her way and while I still have a lot to learn, one thing I've already got down pat is how not to experience a repeat of The Slippy Blanket Stroller Incident that occurred while I... ... [More]
One of the great benefits of breastfeeding is that you don't need to remember to pack your boobs when you head out with the baby. But once you're onto bottles...
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I generally laugh when I can hear strollers coming from two blocks away. Between the clip-on plush toys with rattles, jingly balls, and squeaky stuffed animals all tethered to the stroller bar--it's madness!
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The first time they throw the bottle on the ground, it's kind of cute. They laugh, you bend over, and like the naive parent that you are, you give it back. But after doing it fifteen times straight, you realize that it's not so cute, and neither are herniated discs or painkillers.
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I have to say the one thing that stops me from running outside in the winter is that I worry about my little one getting too cold. Ha. Who the heck am I kidding? I can think of plenty more reasons not to run outside.
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