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Strolli?

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SE13Mummy · 23/01/2010 00:25

Our nanny uses a Maclaren twin techno for the two babies aged 7 and 13 months (it's a nannyshare!) but also walks the 3-year-old to and from the 5-year-old's school and his own pre-school.

However, the 3-year-old has recently been diagnosed with arthritis for which he is being treated. He's a good walker but when his arthritis flares up can barely walk.

One solution would be for the nanny to carry the smallest baby in a sling but she's not the lightest baby in the world! I wondered about a Strolli and if this might be a useful back-up.

Has anyone use one with a double buggy or with a 3-year-old? If so, how did you find it in terms of clipping it on and off the buggy frame and how did your 3-year-old respond to it?

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tiggergirl · 23/01/2010 18:51

i looked after twins and had 2 buggy boards on back where the older one stood or sat when tired. it really easy as you can just clip it off and attach really easy and also has a string to hold up when not in use

accessorizequeen · 23/01/2010 19:40

I use a buggy board with my double buggy & 3yo but I know someone who uses a double aria with the strolli & her 3yo is fine with it, he seems to love it & is v.comfortable. It is a lot more bulky to store when not in use than a buggy board/kiddyboard though & more expensive to buy. But if 3yo is struggling to walk then standing is going to be hard for him too.

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