Amazon Mom 20% off baby store

[lovebargains]

Amazon Mom 20% off appreciation event -

http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=tsm_1_fb_s_mom_mgu8f0?ie=UTF8&node=6297019011

Code - BABY2013

The Amazon Mom Appreciation Event is an exclusive 20% off promo code: BABY2013 , good for savings on thousands of eligible baby products in select colors and styles, for up to $100 in total savings. Qualifying Amazon Mom members can use this code on eligible items (listed below) from January 18, 2013 until 11:59 PM PST February 1, 2013. If you join Amazon Mom after this promotion has started on January 18, 2013, you will need to wait 24 hours for the promo code to become active. See full details. Discount does not apply to products sold by third-party merchants and other sellers through the Amazon.com site. Read the FAQ and full terms and conditions for this event (restrictions apply).

[Claki]

It says some Britax are included, but it doesn't look like the Frontier is eligible. Boo. Someone please tell me I'm wrong.

[lovebargains]

The brown BabyHome Emotion Stroller is as low as $196 with code - I can't buy another stroller - but someone get it so I can live vicariously!!!

http://www.amazon.com/Baby-Home-Emotion-Stroller-Brown/dp/B0071H4HRC/ref=sr_1_144?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1358548593&sr=1-144

[YouAreTheFocus]

Wow, a BLVD would be $186, great price! Should I return the one I bought for $224 from Diapers.com, and rebuy, or not worth the effort...?

[oneontheway]

Thanks for posting. I was hoping the b-ready would be included since I'm heavily considering making the plunge.

[krobbin]

Thanks for posting. I was hoping the b-ready would be included since I'm heavily considering making the plunge.

The city select (http://www.amazon.com/Baby-Jogger-Select-Single-Stroller/dp/B004A910UG/ref=sr_1_51?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1358603945&sr=1-51) is included, that those almost never get discounted. If you're looking for a single that converts into a double type stroller.

The final price would be $399.99 (unless you have to pay tax).

[oneontheway]

The city select (http://www.amazon.com/Baby-Jogger-Select-Single-Stroller/dp/B004A910UG/ref=sr_1_51?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1358603945&sr=1-51) is included, that those almost never get discounted. If you're looking for a single that converts into a double type stroller.

The final price would be $399.99 (unless you have to pay tax).

Any idea what the plus and minuses are between the two?

[krobbin]

Any idea what the plus and minuses are between the two?

Well, to be honest, I have not owned either, but I have been looking at both for a long time.

The main thing I can see is that the city select (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/21j_q1xYTxdz6NW1gtLKdxsAsQ9NJI7tRUWp6P6K5yGRzGggrK okDBvUDukS-KCqAlZOq4F_aN2IiWfZ4WNdNeuasdOjo69EOzqd7zsPAeVXdRg Px9c) has more options about seat configurations for doubles, I think there's something like 16 different possible positions (b ready (http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/baby/detail-page/c26-B003OBYTHM_3.jpg) has 14).

If you don't care about BOTH kids being able to face you, the b ready should be just fine. I've heard that the 2nd seat has a weight limit of like 35lbs, which might not be attractive to someone with a kid reaching that limit. The city select seats have a 45lb weight limit.

I heard that the b ready 2012 has better wheels (foam filled vs city select's air tires) than older models. Also, some people complain about the push on both when you have a 2nd child loaded, but that doesn't surprise me for a tandem stroller. They are pretty heavy strollers (both at or over 27lbs), so be prepared for some heavy lifting. Each also folds with both seats on, but it's a bulky fold.

It seems like people really like both if you look at the reviews. If you can try both out in a store, I'd recommend that for sure :)

I prefer the city select because I don't like the position of the second seat on the b ready (really low and 2nd child faces the back fo the 1st seat), however, if I got a b ready for cheap - I'd get it in a second.

[oneontheway]

Well, to be honest, I have not owned either, but I have been looking at both for a long time.

The main thing I can see is that the city select (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/21j_q1xYTxdz6NW1gtLKdxsAsQ9NJI7tRUWp6P6K5yGRzGggrK okDBvUDukS-KCqAlZOq4F_aN2IiWfZ4WNdNeuasdOjo69EOzqd7zsPAeVXdRg Px9c) has more options about seat configurations for doubles, I think there's something like 16 different possible positions (b ready (http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/baby/detail-page/c26-B003OBYTHM_3.jpg) has 14).

If you don't care about BOTH kids being able to face you, the b ready should be just fine. I've heard that the 2nd seat has a weight limit of like 35lbs, which might not be attractive to someone with a kid reaching that limit. The city select seats have a 45lb weight limit.

I heard that the b ready 2012 has better wheels (foam filled vs city select's air tires) than older models. Also, some people complain about the push on both when you have a 2nd child loaded, but that doesn't surprise me for a tandem stroller. They are pretty heavy strollers (both at or over 27lbs), so be prepared for some heavy lifting. Each also folds with both seats on, but it's a bulky fold.

It seems like people really like both if you look at the reviews. If you can try both out in a store, I'd recommend that for sure :)

I prefer the city select because I don't like the position of the second seat on the b ready (really low and 2nd child faces the back fo the 1st seat), however, if I got a b ready for cheap - I'd get it in a second.

Good to know, thanks! I watched you tube videos of the b-ready. It seems in many configurations that one child looks smushed. I wish I had a store close to try them out. I'm hoping I can get the b-ready with the freeride deal. Right now one of the strollers is only $319. Much cheaper than the other option. To be continued... Let me know what you decide :)