My daughter will turn six months old in December. I want to get a stroller-sleigh. Can you tell me i…

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My daughter will turn six months old in December. I want to get a stroller-sleigh. Can you tell me if it will be convenient at this age? I've never used one myself. They look very low in the photos. Please share your advice.
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Annet
It depends on your stroller and how well the roads are cleared. Where I live, they clear the roads down to the asphalt, and I have a stroller with large wheels on a classic frame. If it had swivel wheels, I would have taken a sled. I had one with my older daughters, but make sure to get one where the runners can be swapped for 4 wheels.
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Olesya
The best is the stroller. There's nothing better. Sled strollers are heavy, inconvenient, and have terrible suspension. Why torture yourself and the baby? We traveled without any problems with our stroller. Some people buy skis for the front wheels. We managed without them. We had a regular stroller with inflatable wheels, a Bebetto Luca.
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Irina
With both of them, around 7-8 months, I got a stroller-sled for winter. I used it for my elder daughter until she was 2.5 years old. Then my younger one started using it. I liked it. I bought a winter footmuff for the sled because it's cold without one (the cover isn't warm on all sleds).
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Olya
I'm thankful to God and the creator of this stroller.
After the classic one, this was a super option: lightweight, maneuverable ❤️ My end of May baby was also six months old. Everything's going great.
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ASYa
Annet Yes. Wheels are definitely a must with our climate.
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Katerina
In St. Petersburg? You're an optimist! 🤣🤣 We have a sled, from my older child. I think last year was the first winter we actually used it, instead of it just sitting there.
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ASYa
Olya Is there a fully reclining position? And a semi-reclining one? This is if the sled is suitable from birth. They are low, right?
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Olya
Olya Mine had 3 recline positions: flat, semi-reclined, and upright. There might be more options now. I wouldn't say it was too low, though. My neighbor and I walked together, and we were both fine with it. Our babies are 3 weeks apart.
Go to the store and try it out.
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Why would you need them in St. Petersburg?
I had them in Siberia and I was exhausted, they were heavy and cumbersome.

No, no, I'll never get them again.
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Anastasiya
I used them once or twice with each of my children, and only after they turned one. Yes, they're a bit low and have no cushioning whatsoever.
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Borodaenko Olesya
With my youngest, I used a stroller-sled from birth as she was born at the end of December. But ours is great, with suspension. However, when it started to thaw in February-March and the roads were slushy, I bought a stroller with large wheels. The stroller fits into a small elevator at least, but the sled doesn't.
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Rimma
Maybe it depends on which ones? I couldn't use Nika
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Tatyana K
I'm not a big fan of stroller-sleds, especially for such a little one. If winters are snowy, maybe for a change when they're a year or a year and a half old.
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