Strollers for Taller Toddlers

A lot of kiddos will outgrow the stroller before they reach the weight capacity, so finding the right stroller for a taller toddler is essential for planning for the future and getting the most use out of your stroller.

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c.langtry said:

Baby Jogger City Mini and now the City Micro: We are eyeing this one up because my daughter fits great in it and it's easy to push and fold. It's one of the few with a taller back. Can't find a used one though and it's pricey for only one more use. It does have a clip on foot stand on wheels for the back for an older child to hitch a ride, but not a seat.

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Have you considered renting the city mini? We did this last trip and it worked out great since we didn't want to mess with it in the airport that trip and didn't need it out of the parks. Actually had a problem w/the first stroller but they resolved it very quickly(osr). FWIW, I did find my 49lb son a little harder to push that I thought but certainly not horrible. I was pregnant at the time and we did end up buying a city mini for the baby, I'm very happy w/it but I won't let my older son in it, I'm afraid he'll mess up the suspension since he's now over the wt limit. That being said, we are going in August and plan to not use a stroller for the 6yo too often but we are bringing the Inglesina Swift umbrella stroller we have had for several years. We have tested him in it on neighborhood walks and it pushes great even though the wt limit is probably under 50#, he might be a little smushed in there but he is 6, it's that or walk, lol. It is fairly tall for an umbrella. That stroller is a workhorse! I love it, I think it could navigate itself around WDW at this point.
I got a tip from this board a long time ago--to put a 1# wrist wt over each wheel of the umbrella stroller. It definitely decreases the tipping.
My friend thinks park strollers are the greatest thing for older kids--they are easy in and out and really just a place to sit for kids who are getting tired. I love the convenience factor esp if a stroller is not essential outside of the parks, but the price is just too ridiculous these days.
Now that we have 2 kids, I thought about just bringing one stroller and wearing the baby if the 6yo needs to ride but I really want the baby in the city mini because of the sun shade and as I said, I don't want the bigger one in it so we will bring both. Luckily, we are driving so have a little more flexibility in what we can schlepp with us!
Have a great trip everyone!

Have you considered renting the city mini? We did this last trip and it worked out great since we didn't want to mess with it in the airport that trip and didn't need it out of the parks. Actually had a problem w/the first stroller but they resolved it very quickly(osr). FWIW, I did find my 49lb son a little harder to push that I thought but certainly not horrible. I was pregnant at the time and we did end up buying a city mini for the baby, I'm very happy w/it but I won't let my older son in it, I'm afraid he'll mess up the suspension since he's now over the wt limit. That being said, we are going in August and plan to not use a stroller for the 6yo too often but we are bringing the Inglesina Swift umbrella stroller we have had for several years. We have tested him in it on neighborhood walks and it pushes great even though the wt limit is probably under 50#, he might be a little smushed in there but he is 6, it's that or walk, lol. It is fairly tall for an umbrella. That stroller is a workhorse! I love it, I think it could navigate itself around WDW at this point.I got a tip from this board a long time ago--to put a 1# wrist wt over each wheel of the umbrella stroller. It definitely decreases the tipping.My friend thinks park strollers are the greatest thing for older kids--they are easy in and out and really just a place to sit for kids who are getting tired. I love the convenience factor esp if a stroller is not essential outside of the parks, but the price is just too ridiculous these days.Now that we have 2 kids, I thought about just bringing one stroller and wearing the baby if the 6yo needs to ride but I really want the baby in the city mini because of the sun shade and as I said, I don't want the bigger one in it so we will bring both. Luckily, we are driving so have a little more flexibility in what we can schlepp with us!Have a great trip everyone!

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