We took another, longer walk in the stroller today. I put Mary in back because the rear seat reclines. I have to figure out if I'm doing something wrong because the straps on the front seat seem to be at their full extension, but John can't afford to grow one more centimeter and still fit. Yet the seat is supposed to carry a child up to 40 pounds; John is only about 30 pounds and not tall. Harumph!
We noticed that our birds are doing something strange: they have filled up the entrance to the bird house with fluff! By evening, the hole was stuffed even more dramatically than in this photo. We sincerely hope we didn't make the birds become neurotic by peeking in there on Sunday!
After dinner, Chris took John to the playground behind our house and John got to pet a puppy dog.
We noticed that our birds are doing something strange: they have filled up the entrance to the bird house with fluff! By evening, the hole was stuffed even more dramatically than in this photo. We sincerely hope we didn't make the birds become neurotic by peeking in there on Sunday!
After dinner, Chris took John to the playground behind our house and John got to pet a puppy dog.
It looks so nice where you live. And your stroller just looks great! I am kind of regretting not getting a front and back style double stroller since I'll have a young toddler and an infant (I have a side by side and I'm already anticipating having to break up "fights.")
ReplyDeleteWe had the same problem with that stroller when we put DS1 in the front. He's 41 inches and about 32-34 lbs. I'm not sure what the manufacturers were thinking...what if you wanted to use it with twins??
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