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Toddler stroller

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  • 06-01-2014 9:43am
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    foodaholic
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    Hi,
    My little girl has outgrown her Graco Symbio at 21 months (even though its supposed to last until she is 3yrs) - the harness is too small for her. I have tried a universal harness as the pram itself is fine for her but shes able to stand up in the pram with this harness.

    I need to get a stroller for her that will last a while, shes not even two yet.
    I did try the cosatto swift lite - she had plenty of room in the harness but shes too big for the footmuff

    Has anyone any recommandations for a toddler friendly stroller?


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    Suucee
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    foodaholic wrote: »
    Hi,
    My little girl has outgrown her Graco Symbio at 21 months (even though its supposed to last until she is 3yrs) - the harness is too small for her. I have tried a universal harness as the pram itself is fine for her but shes able to stand up in the pram with this harness.

    I need to get a stroller for her that will last a while, shes not even two yet.
    I did try the cosatto swift lite - she had plenty of room in the harness but shes too big for the footmuff

    Has anyone any recommandations for a toddler friendly stroller?


    Have you checked behind the seat padding if there is extra strap to let out.
    I have a graco mosaic and graco trekko duo and with both you can loosen the straps more than it looks.
    I had the same issue a while back when i started putting bulky coats on my now 20 month old but my SIL showed me.
    Hope that makes sense.


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    Moonbeam
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    Is she very big?
    Maybe drop Graco an e-mail,I have seen much bigger kids in it with no issues with the straps.


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    foodaholic
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    I have all the padding out, I even brought it around to the pram store to ensure I had let the strap out as much as possible. The lady in the store said she has had 3 other people with the same complaint. She herself contacted Graco on our behalf to see if they could get us a bigger harness but to no avail.

    I contacted Graco myself. The guidlines for the symbio is 3yrs/ 15kg. Neither of which she is. I was informed that my daughter is not compatible with their product.


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    Moonbeam
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    I am not a fan of strollers but I quite like the Petit Zia,it is light,small and easy to fold.


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    #6
    foodaholic
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    Moonbeam wrote: »
    Is she very big?
    Maybe drop Graco an e-mail,I have seen much bigger kids in it with no issues with the straps.

    The issue is the length of the harness - she has plenty of room in the width


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