For metro she needs a small footprint. Phill and teds are a good choice since they are a great single stroller once you remove the second seat, so you can use it on weekends.

Thanks all! We live in Petworth - she won't be driving them, just navigating sidewalks, stairs, ramps, etc... around parks and library/bookstore sing-a-longs. As they got older she'll be using metro with them.

Will she be driving, OP, or only walking? Mostly city streets or jogging trails? Any grocery shopping?

More details, please.

I use a double Baby Jogger - it's quite heavy but very sturdy with a lot of basket space and is a smooth ride. Won't be good if you live in an area without ramps or a lot of high curbs, though. I also had a chance to try a Phil and Teds double stroller and it was much lighter and an overall easier ride, but it had very little basket space and a three-wheeler needs a bit of time to get used to.

I'd get sturdy high chairs that would look nice in your house - Stokke, Mokka or similar. They grow with the child and look like regular furniture, so it won't look like you have a daycare in your house. Or something stackable like they have in restaurants, which would probably be much cheaper, albeit less nice looking.

Stroller really depends on what kindnof neighborhood you live in. I like the joovy caboose ultralight with the extra seat in back because it is lightweight and easy to fold so I can easily get it in and out of cars, up and down apartment stairs, etc. If I were somewhere fairly suburban and had garage space where the stroller could just be stored assembled and rolled out, then I might be happy with something heavier that was a smoother ride.

Tons of discussion already. Pls do a search.

We are starting a nanny share with a great family in September and would love some advice on equipment:
-Suggestions for a good double stroller
-How did you arrange high chairs?
-Any other useful information

Thanks!