But really, are there any ATVs cheaper than 50k? Maybe someone bought one for 20k or less, so the wh…

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But really, are there any ATVs cheaper than 50k? Maybe someone bought one for 20k or less, so the wheels don't fall off on the first bump in winter? Or are sleds better for winter after all? With my first daughter, we also got sleds in December. But now I'm wondering, maybe a stroller?
Девочки, кто из вас ходил на первый скрининг в Диагностический? Там всё хорошо видно или лучше потом… Ladies, what is this thing? And what are the risks of joining it?
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NetPrint Ru
I'm due in December. I'm thinking maybe I'll just get an infant car seat for now and buy a stroller closer to spring.
We have a long winter with strong winds, so maybe we'll only be able to walk on the balcony. I'm still thinking it over. I haven't looked at prices yet, are they very expensive?
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Tsyvunina Nadezhda
Consider buying used. You can definitely stay within 20k that way. There are some really decent options.
We did that ourselves...
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Elena
The only downside to sleds, if you can even call it that, is the lack of suspension springs. You can't rock the baby, but not all babies need that anyway))
And strollers are crazy expensive, of course, they're a necessary item, but the prices....
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Irina
Sled for a newborn?
I'm not really planning on buying a bassinet. We have a cold winter, and I definitely won't be taking a baby out in -35°C weather. I don't even take my son to daycare, and for 10 minutes of fresh air, it's easier for me to just step outside with him in my arms. All my kids eventually moved to the stroller, so I don't see the point in buying one)
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Nazarova (Galitsyna) Tatyana
I bought a used one for 20, a Verdi Limited, eco-leather. It was in perfect condition, lightweight, easy to maneuver, and we used it all winter without any issues. The swivel wheels, I locked them for winter. Before that, my third child had a Verdi Classic with bigger wheels. That one was also an all-terrain beast, handled any snow, and I was very happy with it. So, look around, there are tons of practically new strollers for sale second-hand
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Elena
I had a Riko Brano Eco, it's not 20k, but I think you can find a used one for that amount. It has decent-sized wheels and good suspension, and it handled winter fine.
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Moskvicheva Oksana
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Svetlana
We're almost at the same stage! I was looking for a stroller used right away. I have a Polish one left from my daughter, it's an all-terrain one, of course, but with a non-reversible handle. I thought about sleds, but how for a newborn? Also not an option. In the end, I considered Emmaljunga and decided on X-lander for now.
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Anastasiya
Only if you want to.
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Svetlana
Peg Perego GT3 stroller
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Tykul Marina
Svetlana It's the same with a newborn in a sled. We put a mattress down, and it made a flat surface. We went for walks from birth. So I'm thinking maybe we should get a sled after all.)
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Tykul Marina
Irina I'm talking about sleds that are like strollers, not for adults.
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Tykul Marina
NetPrint Ru Make sure the big wheels are at least 30,000.
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NetPrint Ru
NetPrint Ru Honestly, I was expecting to spend around a thousand or so. My husband says if we're going to get one, we should get a good one, no hiccups. I haven't really looked at strollers yet, I'll check them all out and order after my 3rd screening. If I look at anything now, it'll just be ads everywhere, and Ozon will be full of strollers too.
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Irina
Irina Anyway, they aren't meant for babies at all.
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