Carry It All
As any mother of a newborn would know, sometimes you could use an extra hand (or five). Get the extra hand you’ve been looking for with stroller organizing products from Carry You. The simple installation process lasts all of ten seconds since the organizers attach onto the back of your stroller with Velcro, and they won't interfere with the reclining & collapsing features of the stroller. The waterproof and spill-proof Nylon organizers are large enough to fit all the little extras for baby.
The Carry You Milan Deluxe Stroller Organizer has two cup holders, which are perfect for holding your water and your baby’s bottle. The large Velcro pockets that are great for important items that you can’t lose (your wallet, your planner) and two smaller pockets for pacifiers and snacks. The front mesh pocket is great for the things you need to get to right away.
Carry You has a variety of different organizers, snack trays, and other stroller accessories, and can even tell you if the Carry You products will fit your stroller. Prices range from about $30 to $40 for an organizer. Check them out at www.carryyou.com.
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