OUT & ABOUT WITH KIDS // UPPAbaby makes it easier

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of UPPAbaby. The opinions and text are all mine.

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of UPPAbaby. The opinions and text are all mine.

Real talk. I hear from you guys and family members that they can't believe I'm out and about almost daily with my kids. I've even had a few people, dare I say it, tell me I make it look EASY.

GUYS.

I so wish it were. It never is.

I honestly think I got so used to being gone 2-3x a week with Emaline as a baby for her doctor appointments - and maybe that's why I find myself going stir crazy after a day or two inside with the kids.

I'm not much of a homebody. I like my days at home, but I also really like to get out of the house and see what's going on in the world.

Now that I have two… I'm finding that sometimes both are easier to handle when we are out as well. As long as you have what you need, being out and about IS POSSIBLE. All you need is a little patience and the right gear.

Pj isn't being enough to ride in a stroller yet, but we have the MINU stroller from UPPAbaby which the MESA clicks right into so easily so she can stroll. The MINU is so lightweight and easy to maneuver. Years ago, I had a huge clunky jogging stroller and it was such a pain to bring everywhere. This one is so small yet it still fits everything I need!

Also… the creative diva in me loves the color and texture available in this collection. We chose the RYAN (color teal) and I love it with the brown leather accents!

Opening the stroller and closing it are SO easy. Basically, every grey "button" on UPPAbaby gear is a release. So with the stroller, you simply press a button and it folds up quickly. You will need adapters for the MINU that are available from UPPAbaby as well. The MINU is a perfect stroller for a toddler as well!

As you saw from my previous post about the MESA carseat, we continue to love this

brand and are so happy with it. BONUS FEATURE: My girl E can hop in to the toddler seat on the rare occasion I don't have the baby with me!