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Old 03-11-2008, 08:40 PM #31
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julie, what about something like this:



i saw many women pushing these at the fair and also at sea world. some had a child sitting indian style facing forward. so it looks like you are pushing a child that walking is too much for.

the ones i saw had baskets in the front...full of family stuff. they fold up and are light weight. so with no child sitting...it looks like a smart way to tote stuff.

they have them at sams.

http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=5&item=362039


if this type of thing has been posted...sorry..i haven't read the whole thread.

Great suggestion, Curious. It would help with carrying all the "stuff" that a mother with 7 would have too.

A walker-type device can't be any more conspicuous (at your age) then a stroller without a baby or a wheelchair.

Another suggestion, as I mentioned previously Julie, is renting a scooter or purchasing a manual wheelchair.

You may find this is FAR from a permanent problem, and that if you gave those other devices a longer try, you might get used to them.

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