The stroller we picked has an adaptor that fits the Graco Snugride infant seat. You just take everything off the stroller so just the carriage of it is there, and the infant seat snaps in.
This eliminates need for snap n go? right? Just making sure I have this all straight!
Claud2001
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Hmmm...sounds like that would be the case, but it's hard to envision...do you have any pics?
michele31
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Jenny- which stroller? Is it a silver cross?
I didn't get a snap& go since I honestly think my stroller is very light weight and just as easy for me. I mean, it is going to be winter and I don't need 2 strollers in my trunk. I should be just fine. But if I had gotten a much larger stroller then the snap& go would be on my list.
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You would not carry the larger stroller with you everyday if you got the snap and go. You could 'save' the larger stroller for the summer weather when the baby is bigger. And, while the Graco is lightweight, the Snap n Go is much lighter and easier and I appreciated that so much after just giving birth.
jenny11.9
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It is the Bugaboo Frog - this is it with it's normal parts. the second pic/post is the carseat attached.
The whole stroller weighs about 13 lbs. (minus baby of course)
looks almost like a snap&go. where did you find it? I never saw that one before. Did you go to play with the Silver Cross ones yet?
jenny11.9
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I didnt' Michele. I completely fell in LOVE with this stroller! It's SO light and incredibly easy to maneuver. I spend a lot of time in the city and really want something extremely mobile. Plus, baby might be joining me at work so the ease of this going in and out of the car, and that I can use the seat as a bassinet is just great. It's pricey but I fell for it! Chris loves it as well. He has declared himself 'official stroller wheeler'!