Car seats are a-coming...

So the good news is we just became the lastest Peg Perego dealer! This means that finally, after six long months, we will be able to provide our customers with the one thing that is a must have for their car seat adaptable stroller...a car seat! And Peg Perego just happens to be a leader in the car seat industry offering safe infant car seat carriers that baby will be comfortable in for at least the first year.

Of course, now that we are a Peg dealer, we must consider carrying some of Peg Perego's strollers, right? It's just that we can't decide! Should we go with the ultra stylish but heavy and cumbersome Skate? Or the trusted and admired Pliko P3? What about the Pliko Switch with reversible seat or the Uno with reversible handle? Or the new and lightweight Si? Any suggestions as to what you would like to see? We really, really need the help.

Next on our list is getting the Graco Snugride into Strolling In Style and then we'll be good to go in the car seat category!

Well, what a super stressful weekend we had! Of course, the story goes that it is Murphy's law...when you plan for a relaxing, stress free morning, you get anything but! Last Saturday dear husband of mine took the key to the store, without realizing he had it of course, and bolted out to go to a boys day out. As my two year old was staying for the weekend with his grandparents, It was my chance to have a stress free morning and maybe even go to Starbucks, and relax with some Wifi before I opened the store at ten. Right? Wrong. Without realizing that he had the key, I made it halfway to get my latte when I realized I didn't have it. Of course, DH had to leave the I-Phone in his car, and wasn't answering my calls. Half an hour into this mess, the locksmith finally arrived and he had me open, albeit an hour and a half late. Not a great way to start a weekend! Since, I've had DH make me two spare keys to leave in our house, but I still feel terrible about opening late last Saturday so if you were here, I deeply apologize for the inconvenience.

Thanks and Happy Strolling.