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... and someone else mentioned the car seat, too. Always fun! However: unless you are planning a very large family, this is a transitory phase. I noted as my k
by glangdale 9y ago
... and someone else mentioned the car seat, too. Always fun!
However: unless you are planning a very large family, this is a transitory phase. I noted as my kids matured the amount of crap you have to lug around drops precipitously. I can't see that many people needing to carry the stuff on the bulky end of this for years and years. I carried my kids sequentially in a back-pack (3 years separation, so #1 was walking everywhere when #2 came along) and managed to fit all the above (aside from movies) into the back pocket of the kid backpack (strongly recommended for the transition to walking, incidentally, as a backpack is almost zero hassle when empty, while a stroller is just as hard to push empty as full).
But back on topic: you could lease a car/van for the Peak Kid bit of your life and still save money.
- jedberg 9y agoYeah I know it goes down over time and then won't be an issue anymore. We did in fact get a van that I plan to keep for Peak Kid. I fully expect to be using at least one driverless vehicle before they leave to college. I'm just not sure if it will be exclusively a rented driverless car or something else.
- nradov 9y agoWait until your kids get involved in sports and you have to haul around a trunk full of equipment.