Summer Infant 3D Lite vs Thule Urban Glide 2

And yeah, I mean, is it the easiest to adjust the straps? I mean, it does require two hands to kind of fiddle with it. But it's not as easy as just li...

So before we get into the review, a quick look at some of the essential points of the Urban Glide 2. So the age range is for six months to four to fiv...

So, I got this one. The pros: it does seem fairly sturdy -- like a "light" version of the Graco whatever it's called. It is not a $20 Wal-Mart stroller that bends under the weight of the baby, and it's not ridiculously short -- I'm not a tall person but I've seen those ridiculous strollers where the mom is hunched over trying to be three and a half feet tall and I was not doing that. This is nice and tall -- no slouching or stooping required

Love the reflective piping on the seats, the covered storage area, and the blue touch points. The seats were just the dealbreaker for us. I can’t imagine what kids will be able to fit comfortably in the seats, but my tall skinny ones are not the ones. Much to our disappointment, we’ve returned the stroller and will be ordering the next one down on our list

Another bonus pushing the stroller was helpful for my back for support unlike walking all those miles carrying purse and drinks and packages... best choice ever

It is becoming a huge safety hazard and an enormous burden while using it. I am extremely disappointed but I should have known better. I felt like I could live with the wobble because it didn’t do it while running with the wheel lock on. But now, I can’t even run with this thing without expending all my energy trying to keep it on the sidewalk! If I take the lock off, it wobbles terribly and shakes my baby and it scares him

The bottom strap needs moved forward and the back of the seat needs to be about 10" higher. He's going to grow out of this quick.

As they get older, you can put a show on, and get a couple minutes here or there to get things done. My 3 year old also helps, like actually helps, with chores and errands, and will watch a whole show without needing me. There are things that are harder and things that are easier in every stage, but what people don't talk about is that kids get way better at entertaining themselves as they get older. Even my VERY busy and boisterous almost 2 year old is now getting to the point where he'll play by himself for little bit, and I can get some things done