Somehow the stroller looks better in real life (not so photogenic lah...) It's by MamaLove, $158 @ Kiddy Palace (member no discount hor). Really easy to push and turn, and the backrests of both the front and back seats can fully recline to convert it to a mini cot. Bigger kid in front, smaller one behind (that's usually the case for most twin strollers). Abby can sleep in it without her legs dangling out! It's too fun for her - she even climbs around in it which is utterly dangerous. Helper tried to put both kiddos in the stroller today when MIL & I weren't at home and had fun with them in it, except Shalom wasn't too thrilled apparently. He's really an outdoorsy guy - very inquisitive and excited to learn. We are probably too unstimulating for him. :P
Back to the stroller - all fabrics can be removed and are washable, and front hood (not sure about the back) can be removed. Stroller mechanism is similar to the one MIL bought - after a while it's quite idiot proof. But before the 'after a while' you feel thoroughly like an idiot because it's nothing like the usual strollers where you press the handle and the stroller collapses. This one, you step on some bar below the stroller to close it. When I hadn't learnt how to close it yet, I got fed up (it was hot and stuffy at the carpark and I was getting impatient) and carted the whole darn stroller back upside down in the backseat of the car. :S
This post like some Yahoo! Auctions. This item is NOT for sale.
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Most of the time, when thinking or talking about twin strollers, I thinking about twins.
Now I know it can serve as another purpose of catering to family like urs.
Ur sales pitch tempting me! 7kg stroller + 10kg Athena (yeah she's lightwt tod) + 5kg Irvin (he's the same... they all come out huge and shrink before my eyes!) = 22kg? Not incl. diaperbag/ shopping.
Can it go up escalators? Can "bump" up/ down stairs or must hoist?
Mel, I seriously doubt it's 7kg actually - Ben says it's heavy, so I think the salesguy anyhow bluff. Can go up and down escalators, even those narrow ones. :) I wouldn't dare hoist it up a bus though. :P
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