



One of the many qualities I love about my man is his determination! He's been looking forward to the day he could bike with Daysha and was determined to make it happen! I was hesitant to put her in the trailer as it's recommended that they don't ride until at least 1 year because of "shaken baby." Zane, taking my worries into consideration, decided to put her car seat in and secure it with tie-downs (the car seat is highly recommended over the lame straps we saw in most of the trailers, especially at a younger age), it's worked fabulously and as you can see, she loves it! It's easy to tell when she's content as she falls asleep - ahhhh the life of a babe, what I wouldn't do to crawl inside that trailer, snuggled up in a shooshy blanket, have someone pull me around in the fresh air and take a nap!