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Mark Etinger
Strollers — quality strollers, anyway — can get pricey. Before you invest potentially hundreds of dollars into one, do your research. There are certain steps you should take before buying a stroller, which are outlined below: First, think about the baby's safety — that's the foremost important thing. If you're considering a particular stroller, read online reviews about it to find out what others have to say. Don't buy a stroller online, unless you've first given it a test-stroll in a store. When stroller-shopping, bring a full diaper bag along so you can make sure it won't tip over a stroller (with or without a baby in it). Check the stroller for stability; bounce it around a bit to see how it might handle going over bumps. Find out what the harness is — 5-point is best, especially if your baby will be in the stroller a lot. Poke around at the seat to make sure there aren't any possibly pinch- or poke-points. See how quickly and easily the stroller folds up. Is it as light and compact as you want? Can you carry it easily, or does it fold up awkwardly? The first stroller you should test out is the special edition Bugaboo Bee Denim Base with Denim Canopy. One of the newest and hottest strollers out on the market the Bugaboo Bee has everything you could want in a stroller, taking all the elements of standard strollers and improving upon and bringing them together into one super-stroller. The Bugaboo Bee is compact and foldable; it has a reversible seat with three reclining positions, and height-adjustable backrest, sun canopy and 5-point harness. It's suitable for newborns, with accommodations for a baby cocoon, and the adjustable seat bottom allows the Bee to grow with your child as he or she moves into the toddler years (or 38 lbs, whichever comes first). You can use the Bugaboo Bee as a carseat, which is just the beginning of the convenience that's in store for you. The handlebar's height is adjustable, so don't worry if you're shorter or taller than average, and there's a footrest. Other features include urban terrain suitability, durable foam-filled tires, 4-wheel independent suspension, swivel wheels for smooth maneuverability, locking swivel wheels, water repellent sun canopy and machine washable fabrics. The Bugaboo Bee weighs roughly 18 lbs and has an underseat basket that can support up to 4.2 gallons. Folded the Bugaboo Bee measures 35 x 18 x 12 inches; unfolded it measures 36 x 21 x 39. Give the new denim Bugaboo Bee a whirl — you'll surely fall in love with it right on the spot. An investment that will last you from your baby's infancy well into his or her toddler years, you'll never have to think about another stroller again.
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