Greetings,

As what i read on this posted article, i found out the informativeness of this
kind of topic. For that reason i opened up an idea and some knowledge in this
field. well, you made just did a great job..more power!

sincerely,
Lea Go
Stylish Pet Stroller

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Yes, we already added a link to Pink is the New Blog, which had more than one photo of her, including the one at Teddy and Moos. It’s located right above the posted photo.

There’s a pic of Ramona at Teddy Moo’s.

Miu – have you ever used an Orbit before? As you said, design is a question of taste, but it’s ridiculous to make functional claims when you don’t own an Orbit, when you’ve never used one, and when you know nothing about it. It is the ONLY stroller that offers a true one-handed fold (the bugaboo requires 2 hands, for sure), the ONLY infant car seat that can be installed with just the turn of a knob, has the deepest side impact protection, and can be upgraded when your baby gets bigger. The bag underneath is NOT like the bugaboo – it removes and has a carrying strap so that you can actually take it with you wherever you go – I don’t even use a diaper bag anymore. Which car seat systems in the US have more features than the Orbit? I looked around a lot before, and I can assure you that the Orbit Infant System has more features than any system out there. I suggest you check out one out in person before you make claims about it. It’s fine to say that it’s not in your price range, but it’s so un-cool to make claims about it’s functionality.

No Ilona, not a promotion — it’s a good point about city living. Whereas many suburban dwellers have two cars and carseats to cart the baby around in (and pay for — far more than $1000 total for a car, insurance and gas, BTW), urbanites are likely to have one or no cars. I’m willing to bet they use their strollers more too since there’s just a great deal more walking involved with living in a city.

Think of it as the baby’s share of transportation costs

The Orbit is a lot of $$ and while I haven’t had a chance to see it up close it doesn’t seem to match the versatility of Bugaboo.

Can I say a few things in defence of expensive prams – My husband and I live in a small apartment and we will most likely move twice in the next 5 yrs for work.
I know $1000 is a lot of $$(certainly to me!) but with the Bugaboo it really does provide a lot of products in one which is great because we wouldn’t have the room to store a bassinet, pram, simple travel fold up stroller,etc. otherwise.

Also we were lucky enough to have family and friends give us all the other items, like cot, change table, monitor, etc. so we were able to save for this one big purchase.
Please don’t think everyone who has one is out to parade their wealth or mindlessly copying celebrities!

In our case it was the most practical choice and I will be looking after it to give to my brother when we are finished. Incidentally my MIL is 5 foot and my brother over 6, the adjustable handle height is another plus.
Sorry, if this sounds like a promotion

I thought maybe “broham” was some awesome new slang. My plan to gain street cred by reading Celebrity Baby Blog fails me yet again.

I think the “broham” referenced above is:

American Heritage Dictionary – Cite This Source brougham (brm, brm, brm, brm) Pronunciation Key
n.
1. A closed four-wheeled carriage with an open driver’s seat in front.
2. An automobile with an open driver’s seat.
3. An electrically powered automobile resembling a coupé.

[After Henry Peter Brougham, First Baron Brougham and Vaux (1778-1868), Scottish-born jurist.]

Well, to come back to topic: Maggie looks great and it seems to be a nice family. If you are a multi-millionaire, sure, it doesn´t matter how much your stroller will be.
To say something about the Orbit(apparently very controversial here): I don´t think it is worth the money, it isn´t neither high functional, nor innovative. It is only a carseat-carrier, nothing else. In Europe there´s almost no strollerbrand, where you aren´t able to fix the carseat on the stroller(cheaper of course). But also in the USA there are many travel-systems on the market for less money and with more features. Additional the design of the chassis remembers me on Bugaboo(the wheels, the underseat bag, the strap on the handle, even the logo…) and all in all it looks for me like a rolling toilet bowl, haha. (Okay, the design is a question of taste.) Whenever I´ll see such a stroller on street, I´m going to laugh at the driver for buying such a grossly overpriced fake.