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• The Droolicious Shopping Guide: Bugaboo Strollers

  Picking a stroller can be as time-consuming as selecting the family truckster.  When you’re considering high-end buggies like the uber-trendy offerings from Bugaboo, it literally pays to know the different models.  Read on to see how the Bee ($529) compares to the Bugaboo’s other souped up rides. Read More... Posted Nov 14 2008, 05:07 PM by Nicole Feliciano with | with no comments Filed under: strollers, bugaboo bee, baby gear, droolicious shopping guide, bugaboo stroller

• 7 Days of Strollers: Bugaboo Bee

  There is no denying the smart and stylish design of the Bugaboo. The company that brought us the 360˚ turn and the raging debate over price and excess, now has the new Bee model and the answer to those in the, ‘I can’t spend $800, but hey, why not $500?’ camp.   The Bee is a more compact version and weighs in at a (still hefty) but more manageable 18 lbs. It’s also quite a marvel to feel how easily the Bee can fold up and back with one easy foot pedal to open; add your two hands when collapsing. You still get the smooth one-handed driving option with the Bee, which is quite frankly, a feature you will find more useful than you can imagine. And this handle bar feature also extends, once again, to the great delight of our more vertically-abled testers. The sunshade extends over the entire seat, creating a safe haven for your infant while completing the look. And the Bee stands with tradition bringing us bright colors and eye-pleasing lines. So, what’s missing? Read More... Posted Oct 20 2007, 10:08 AM by aprilpeveteaux with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: stroller, Babble Review, strollers, bugaboo bee, 7 Days of Strollers, bugagoo

• Droolworthy: Bugaboo Bee for Life on the Fly

  The Bugaboo Bee has made its long awaited appearance in stores.  Bugaboo lovers have been buzzing in anticipation of the release of this lightweight, more compact version of the beloved urban stroller.  The maximum width of 20 inches means it can fit through all doors and turnstiles. The Bugaboo Bee has a full set of flexible features that includes an easy height-adjustable handlebar (hurray!) , a seat that reverses, reclines and extends, adaptability for various car seats, and an integrated design that folds with one hand.   Which is essential since you usually are holding the baby with your other hand.  Additional features include easy one-handed steering, forgiving foam-filled tires, suspension and unique swivel wheels that make navigating simple and graceful. Make a beeline to get one  (really, I should stop with the bee jokes, but I can't seem to stop) Bugaboo Bee sells for $529.  Posted Sep 10 2007, 02:02 PM by chrisjordan with | with no comments Filed under: stroller, Droolworthy, bugaboo bee, urban stroller