Searching for a Triple Stroller

I am on a quest to find a good triple stroller. I want one suitable for an infant who cannot sit up yet (carrier adaptable), a toddler and a preschooler. I want one that collapses fairly small, has canopies and isn't side-by-side. Side-by-sides are too wide for maneuvering around stores and fairs. It also has to maneuver well and be sturdy enough for near-daily use.

Any ideas?

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Courtney said…
I know you live east of me, but I found two on Craigslist: http://syracuse.craigslist.org/search/bab?query=triple+stroller&catAbbreviation=bab I'm wondering if the people with the one for $275 would negotiate. It's a nice stroller and exactly what you want!
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Just One said…
I think that my daughter, who has children about the age of your 2, and is pregnant, plans to still use her "racing" stroller she picked up at a dumpster on a naval base in Sicily. They have the best diving opportunities! She'll wrap the baby onto her front or back, the nearly 2 year old will be walking or stoller or dad's back, and the 3.75 year old will mostly walk. She does no mall shopping and most of her walking doesn't have much of a time limit. She is back in NY now and really enjoying walking here, though the snow/sludge was a challenge.
That said, you certainly know the kinds of situations you will be in, and what energies (bad and good!) your children have. Isn't it a wonderful "problem" to have, figuring out how you will take care of your little brood? You must be getting excited to bring your new baby home and introducing him to his brother and sister.
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