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From: jfs@ih1ap.UUCP (Jesse Fred Shumway)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: First-time parents request consumer information
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Date: Sun, 25-Nov-84 23:33:42 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 25 23:33:42 1984
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Organization: AT&T Bell Labs, Naperville, IL
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My wife, our daughter Nora, and I have been most satisfied with our
Aprica model K-202. 
On he plus side: it's lightweight (lot's of plastic)
so it and baby are easily carried up stairs; it has double wheels 
(two on each of the four axles) so it only get's stuck in the
very biggest of side walk cracks; and it collapses into a nice bundle
that is only a little bigger that two bumbershoots.
On the down side: it was expensive (~$135) , and it's made in Japan
(unemployed stroller craftsman, and funny lit - "For comfort of world's
babies").

But, the most valuable piece of baby furniture you'll accquire is a
baby swing!  No kidding.

Jesse Fred Shumway
AT&T Technologies
IH 8b-108
Naperville, IL 60566
(312) 979-5815 , 8-367-5815
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