Stroller recommendation

[Guest guest]

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to know if anyone has a recommendation for a sturdy but

easily maneoverable stroller with lots of storage space? As most of

you know Jillie is 2 1/2 and requires me to schlep around an oxygen

tank, a monitor, a suction machine, a feeding pump and of course a

diaper bag. She needs a new stroller and although was approved to

get one for kids with special needs through the insurance company, I

found them to be too heavy, too difficult to put up and down and

with no storage space to speak of. I use it for many hospital

visits, walks in a neighbourhood and regular errands. I currently

use a double stroller with the back seat removed. It has served us

well since her birth but it's on it's last legs and I'd like a less

lengthy one.

As for Miss Jillie - she has to have her tonsils out in the next few

months. She's had 2 episodes of tonsillitis in the past 2 months

which have seriously compromised her airway and probably caused her

recent concurrent pneumonia. I'm so bummed. I can't imagine how much

this will set her back as regards her oral motor dysfunction and

oral aversion issues. Anyone had experience with tonsillectomies

with such a child??

Stay warm (it's snowing here again!!)

[Guest guest]

I really love my Kolcraft stroller. It was $40 at Sears and has Mommy

drink holders :-)

Stroller recommendation

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to know if anyone has a recommendation for a sturdy but

easily maneoverable stroller with lots of storage space? As most of

you know Jillie is 2 1/2 and requires me to schlep around an oxygen

tank, a monitor, a suction machine, a feeding pump and of course a

diaper bag. She needs a new stroller and although was approved to

get one for kids with special needs through the insurance company, I

found them to be too heavy, too difficult to put up and down and

with no storage space to speak of. I use it for many hospital

visits, walks in a neighbourhood and regular errands. I currently

use a double stroller with the back seat removed. It has served us

well since her birth but it's on it's last legs and I'd like a less

lengthy one.

As for Miss Jillie - she has to have her tonsils out in the next few

months. She's had 2 episodes of tonsillitis in the past 2 months

which have seriously compromised her airway and probably caused her

recent concurrent pneumonia. I'm so bummed. I can't imagine how much

this will set her back as regards her oral motor dysfunction and

oral aversion issues. Anyone had experience with tonsillectomies

with such a child??

Stay warm (it's snowing here again!!)