Buggy Bonnets

12/05/2011

If you are planning on hitting the gym more often than you'll be hitting the pavement during the colder months, it's time to order your Buggy Bonnet. No need to let that that stroller take up valuable real estate in your house or car all winter long.

Whether you will be covering your jogger, hybrid, or traditional 4-wheel stroller, the Buggy Bonnet is the solution you've been looking for!

03/17/2011

$49 Singles and $59 Doubles
In anticipation of spring, pollen and great weather for getting in a run, Buggy Bonnets are on SALE!

09/27/2010

On Saturday we met the president of Diaper Buds. Find yourself on the go and weighted down by all those diapers in your bag? Her clever new product designed to help you streamline your diaper bag and keep diapers clean and ready! Check out these vacuum packed, individually wrapped diapers at diaperbuds.com. We thought they were pretty cool!

09/27/2010

We had a great time at Great Beginnings! If you have a little one I highly recommend a trip to Gaithersbug, MD to check it out. A special thanks to Rachel June Macias of DC Baby Planners for helping to host such a super event!

09/24/2010

We have a new color! Buggy Bonnets are now available in taupe to match your other outdoor covers!

09/23/2010

Looking for something to do Saturday? We'll be at The Celebration Event at Great beginnings in Gaithersburg, MD along with DC Baby Planners, Alan Fields (author of Baby Bargains) and representatives from Britax. There will be raffle items and discounts galore! If you need any furniture or gear this event is not to be missed.

Hope to see you there!

04/15/2010

Where will your Buggy Bonnet allow you to keep your stroller? Anywhere you like!

04/15/2010

03/17/2010

03/17/2010

We'll be at the Spring Fling at Mount Vernon Presbyterian Preschool on Sherwood Hall Rd. from 9 - 12:30. many great vendors will be their showcasing their products. Check it out if you're in the area!

03/17/2010

It's time to get back out there! I ran this afternoon with my jogger and its 65 extra pounds of offspring. I ran to the side pushing with one arm, I switched to the middle leaning in with my elbows sticking out. Not pretty I'm sure! I wonder, how do you do it? Which technique works best, helps you maintain your stride and not stress your back? Please share:)