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10 Droolworthy Designer Strollers
Most parents use their buggies for the practical purpose of pushing baby, but some moms and dads view strollers as a status symbol and there are plenty of swank versions that play into that desire. To differentiate their pushchairs from the pack, many manufacturers have enlisted the help of known fashion designers to create unique fabrics for their rides. Others have turned to design mavens for assistance.
Match the Celeb Mamas and Papas With Their Strollers
How do the rich and famous roll? Just like the rest of us parents pushing prams and strollers around town while their wee ones relax! Though their rides might be on the pricier side and have a few more bells and whistles.
Best of 2008: Bugaboo Wins Top Buggy!
A stroller is not just a way to push your baby around anymore, it's a lifestyle accessory. Parents are willing to shell out upwards of $1000 for a buggy these days, which is why lilsugar readers picked Bugaboo as their favorite stroller of 2008. It's definitely pricey, but the sleek onslaught of features makes it worth the cash for some moms and dads.
Strollin': Bugaboo Bee
If labels make you happy, but prices let you down, the Bugaboo Bee may be an option you can't resist. Celebs like Matthew McConaughey, Gwen Stefani and Dave Grohl probably didn't bat an eye at the $530 price tag, but it's a luxury many of us can't afford. The attractive pushchair does have a fair number of sleek features that many parents find worth the investment.
Strollin': Bugaboo Cameleon
First up on my Right Start stroller review — the multi-terrain Bugaboo Cameleon! Born in 1999 in Holland, the best-selling Dutch stroller has quickly become a favorite for families all over the world. The beautifully crafted travel system can work for a baby from day one through their toddler years.
Neiman Babies Cruise in Special Edition Bugaboos!
To celebrate Neiman Marcus's 100th anniversary, Bugaboo designed a special collection Cameleon that's got some bling!
The silver metallic stroller is sold exclusively at the retailer and features two special edition accessories. A silver logo sets the cup holder apart from those that can be purchased for other buggies.
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Moms Options For Avoiding a Double Stroller
Adding a sibling to the family mix brings lots of excitement and a bit of fear to families already crammed for space. A new addition brings more toys and the need for additional sleeping space and a way to transport multiple children. While some families opt for double strollers, budget and space limitations have others looking for alternatives.
Strollin': Taga Gets New Mamas Moving
There's always an excuse to get out of exercising — especially when there's a new baby in tow. The Dutch, who take their bicycle riding rather seriously (check out their balance bikes) and are known for their innovative stroller design (think about the Bugaboo), are at it again with the Taga — a combination high-end stroller and bicycle. Though the Taga has yet to make its American debut, we wonder if it will be a hit when it gets here.
Own a Piece of Celebaby History!
Ever wonder just how much wear and tear a celebrity puts on her baby products? Now is your chance to learn first-hand while helping those in need. Gwen Stefani has teamed up with handmedowns.com, a site that allows moms to buy, sell, give away, or donate new and gently used baby & kids gear, to auction off five of her sons' items including Kingston's Bugaboo Cameleon, his Radio Flyer wagon, and the boys' ExerSaucer.
I'm Asking: Have You Ever Terminated Your Cell Contract?
Whether you got a shiny new iPhone for Christmas and need to break your contract, or you think you want to upgrade your cell phone service in 2009 you should check in with your carrier about their early-termination fees, the status of your contact, and any deals they might be running for the new year. (Honestly, I hope you checked the tiny print before you signed that dotted line!)
Consumer Reports notes one in seven survey respondents said "they were seriously considering a switch to a better carrier but were discouraged from doing so by penalties that can run as high as $200 per phone line." As we all know, termination fees can be a real bugaboo.
