Away-facing strollers stress out babies, according to a study published on Friday by the British charity National Literacy Trust. CNN reports that “parents who choose a stroller that seats their baby facing away from them could risk long-term development problems in their children”—-and I say to myself, now what kind of stroller did we push Charlie around in, once upon a hot Missouri afternoon or down Summit Avenue on early fall days in St. Paul?
We started him off in one of those bulky EvenFlo stroller-detachable baby seat combinations, referred to as “the buggy” by Jim (the baby seat alone, with …read more