Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 15:00     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
I think the BOB is the way to go if you want a stroller that will last until your kid is bigger. I didn't have a car, and my kid rode in until she was 6 (although she's tiny so she didn't hit 50lbs until 9).
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 14:57     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
Lol thanks for the laugh op. My kid has been out of the stroller since 18 months. Why are you planning on using the stroller for so long?
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 13:56     Subject: Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My guess is this is SN kid or a kid who needs a stroller for an injury? If so, check out the SN boards or ask your doctor what’s the safest way to transport your kid, it may not be a stroller.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 13:54     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
Anonymous wrote:My 6 year old isn't even 50lbs, yet. No baby is going to weigh 50lbs, not even my 10lbs babies were 50lbs at 5 years old. Your child should be walking between 3 and 4 years old. No need for a stroller unless there is some kind of disability.


Jesus lady, feed your kid better!

(See other people can judge you, too. None of your business why someone might want to use a stroller for their kid.)
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 13:52     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
City dweller here. While your preschooler might be capable of walking the distance you need to commute, don’t you ever find yourself needing to commute somehow *quickly*? That is when the stroller really comes in handy. Sure your 4 year old can walk 5 miles, but can he do it in a timely fashion?
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 13:41     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My 6 year old isn't even 50lbs, yet. No baby is going to weigh 50lbs, not even my 10lbs babies were 50lbs at 5 years old. Your child should be walking between 3 and 4 years old. No need for a stroller unless there is some kind of disability.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 23:07     Subject: Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My 2.5 yo won't sit in the stroller anymore. It's just as well since it won't go on the hiking trails and we did a fairly steep two mile hike this afternoon.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 22:54     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OK, my 4.5 year old is 48 lbs and 3 ft 9 inches. From CDC "Based on the height and weight entered, the BMI is 16.1, placing the BMI-for-age at the 70th percentile for boys aged 4 years 6 months. This child has healthy weight." So it's totally normal to have a preschooler who is 50 lbs if tall. Mine can still fit into a BOB. For suburbia, yes it doesn't make sense. But for the city, yes, they still need a stroller, they can't walk 5 miles. We go hiking a lot and mine gets tired after 3 miles.


At 4.5 they should be walking on the sidewalk properly


The average American moves half of that daily, but of course we expect small children to do it.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 22:48     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
Anonymous wrote:OK, my 4.5 year old is 48 lbs and 3 ft 9 inches. From CDC "Based on the height and weight entered, the BMI is 16.1, placing the BMI-for-age at the 70th percentile for boys aged 4 years 6 months. This child has healthy weight." So it's totally normal to have a preschooler who is 50 lbs if tall. Mine can still fit into a BOB. For suburbia, yes it doesn't make sense. But for the city, yes, they still need a stroller, they can't walk 5 miles. We go hiking a lot and mine gets tired after 3 miles.


At 4.5 they should be walking on the sidewalk properly
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 19:53     Subject: Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My 2 year old is 35 pounds and she looks like a giant in her stroller. But we only use it like 1x a week. Most of the time she wants to be on her push bike
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 15:03     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
Anonymous wrote:OK, my 4.5 year old is 48 lbs and 3 ft 9 inches. From CDC "Based on the height and weight entered, the BMI is 16.1, placing the BMI-for-age at the 70th percentile for boys aged 4 years 6 months. This child has healthy weight." So it's totally normal to have a preschooler who is 50 lbs if tall. Mine can still fit into a BOB. For suburbia, yes it doesn't make sense. But for the city, yes, they still need a stroller, they can't walk 5 miles. We go hiking a lot and mine gets tired after 3 miles.


I agree with most of this except for the need at this age for a stroller. I'm the pp from earlier with a 44lb just turned 4yo. She can walk 5 miles! We live in the city and while she occasionally hops in our Bob w our toddler for kicks, she has the stamina. Haven't tried hiking with her, she probably wouldn't last 3 miles but we couldn't bring a stroller for that anyway.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 11:34     Subject: Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My 11yo is 55 lbs. He walks, runs, and bikes. He has also reminded me that he will get his driver’s license in 5 more years.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 11:23     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
OK, my 4.5 year old is 48 lbs and 3 ft 9 inches. From CDC "Based on the height and weight entered, the BMI is 16.1, placing the BMI-for-age at the 70th percentile for boys aged 4 years 6 months. This child has healthy weight." So it's totally normal to have a preschooler who is 50 lbs if tall. Mine can still fit into a BOB. For suburbia, yes it doesn't make sense. But for the city, yes, they still need a stroller, they can't walk 5 miles. We go hiking a lot and mine gets tired after 3 miles.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 11:03     Subject: Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
A bike
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 10:59     Subject: Re:Stroller for baby over 50 pounds?
My 8 year old is still 6 pounds away from 50 pounds...

All 3 kids abandoned even occasional stroller use by age 5. The heaviest was 40 pounds at that point. As others have said, once they hit a certain age, they feel embarrassed to hop into the stroller.