Peg Perego

[redsoxmama]

I hope this is okay to post here. Don't see anywhere else it would fit. If not, please let me know and I will delete it!


We have decided on the new Peg Perego Primo Viaggio 4-35 for this baby. I know it isn't out just yet (I'm in Canada, FWIW) but we still have another couple months before I am due. I do not want a Peg stroller (only because they're too much $) I'm looking at either the Britax B-Agile or Baby Jogger City Mini. There is ONE carseat adapter I found, but it specifically says it's not compatible with the new Peg car seat. Anyone know how one would make this set up work?

 

[biddyk8]

The new peg actually was released this week in Canada, our local baby store has it in stock now.

Peg and the stroller companies are all still working on new attachments, I would think if you have a few months all if the attachments would be available by then.

 

[redsoxmama]

The new peg actually was released this week in Canada, our local baby store has it in stock now.

Peg and the stroller companies are all still working on new attachments, I would think if you have a few months all if the attachments would be available by then.

Awesome x 2! Thank you.

 

[featherhead]

Also, it's not totally necessary for your car seat to work with your stroller. In fact, I always tell people to try to mostly just use the car seat in the car. That's what it's for. Most strollers recline more than an infant seat does, so the baby can go right into the stroller. I have had 4 babies (my youngest is 7 months now), and I have never once used a car seat on a stroller. I either carried the baby in the car seat into wherever we were going, or put baby into the stroller or into a baby carrier, like a sling.

 

[jordansmom]

You might try calling Peg Perego and asking what stroller manufacturers they are working with for an idea.

Also at BBB, I was able to try the 4.35 in the various stroller frame strollers and wasn't that thrilled with the fits. Even with the straps to secure the infant seat in, there was still quite a bit of movement.