strollers
Gadgets
Don’t Just Save A Baby, Save Six with the BabyScatt Evacuation Device
12:00PM Andi Wang | Intended for nurseries, hospitals and Angelina Jolie, the BabyScatt Evacuation Device is a cart that can safely hold six infants or four toddlers in case of an emergency. More »
Gadgets
The Lolaloo Rocks Your Baby To Sleep So You Don’t Have To
8:30AM Sean Fallon | Who knew that having a baby meant so much work and sacrifice? Fortunately, there is a way to get around this problem without doing any work at all—it’s called the Lolaloo. More »
Vehicles
Taga Stroller/Bike Combo Might Launch Your Tots Into the Stratosphere
7:00AM Jack Loftus | Bike, stroller or wheeled trebuchet? Whatever it is, the Taga takes kid-carrying in a new direction. I just can’t help thinking those two smiling kids are one wheelie away from joining the ISS. More »
Gadgets
Badass Oakley Roddler Stroller Gives Your Kid an Early Chip on His Shoulder
3:00AM Adam Frucci | If you’re looking to start your kid off with both a tough-guy attitude as well as an air of entitlement, you can’t go wrong with the ludicrous Oakley Roddler stroller. While it’s a concept that’s apparently “inspired” by Oakley, it looks more inspired by a combo of overpriced strollers and military aircraft. More »
Gadgets
Baby-Eating 4Moms Robo Stroller Packs, Unpacks Itself
3:30AM Jack Loftus | This automated baby stroller from 4Moms, due out in 2009, has international incident written all over it. The hands-free collapsing trick seen in the video is neat looking, but what happens when Tiny Tim gets strapped in for a morning constitutional and mummy accidentally hits the “fold” button? Well, I’ll tell you what happens. John Connor suddenly appears next to the thing in a flash of electricity, buck naked, and fights a T-1000 to the death. That’s what happens. More »
Design
Metrolla Strolla: Baby Stroller Gets Some Height Added
10:31PM Gizmodo US Edition | The stroller has undergone a radical redesign with this concept by designers Dan Levin and Evan Garrett, which places the baby passenger at almost normal eye-height. The design has sprung legs for ride comfort, and the seat unplugs so you can mount it easily on your bike too. Seems like a great idea, and frees the kid from having to look at endless sets of legs or ceilings rolling by, like in many normal strollers. But I can’t help but worry that it looks very top-heavy, and a topple from that height would be terrifying. Might just need bigger, badder wheels. It’s a concept, so don’t expect to rush off and buy one. [Coroflot via Born Rich] More »
_
