Here's a pic of the stroller D and I put together (well, he put it together while I read the directions aloud):



The crib has not arrived yet.

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This suzy said…
How cute!
8:57 PM
Roxanne said…
Cute teddy! I like that shade of green, too.

I can just picture you now strolling the streets of NYC. :)
9:59 PM
Bearette said…
Won't that be cool? :) It's kind of fun to push...I practiced moving it around the living room.
10:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Are those E's sunglasses on the bear? :)

I like how there are two cup holders, so E can have his choice of beverage.
11:36 AM
Bearette said…
It's actually a bear my mom assembled for my 30th birthday...but I'm sure he'll lend E the glasses ;)
11:54 AM
Tracy said…
I've been out o' the state and I was afraid I'd miss the big day! So I was glad to see a bear in the stroller... and not E. Not that I don't want E to come... I just don't want to miss it. You ARE going to blog from your hospital bed, right? ; )
4:10 PM
Bearette said…
Hehe! I don't think they allow laptops in there ;) D said he would update for me, though.
4:37 PM
Caro said…
Great stroller choice. I've heard those are really good strollers.

The bear looks quite jaunty. Maybe you should push him around New York for practice.
11:07 AM
Bearette said…
I thought it was the cutest one :) Everyone seems to get a Maclaren around here, but they didn't grab me somehow.
3:10 PM
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