Park Slope Strollers In The News Again
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Well, Park Slope is in the news again. Yesterday, the New York Times published an article about a man who valet parks strollers for those who use the Prospect Park YMCA in Park Slope. These articles continue to make Park Slope seem like it is only occupied by stroller-toting families.
The comments on the article are fairly caustic- again. As another Park Slope article sited, “people love to hate Park Slope.”
Here is the article on the valet parker. I think it sounds like a really nice convenience, and nothing more.
Joe Caraballo, the stroller valet at the Prospect
Park Y.M.C.A., parks up to 75 strollers a day for the overburdened
parents and toddlers of Park Slope. (Photo: Christian Hansen for the
New York Times)
I don’t know why people are having problem with strollers. I feel stroller is the best companion for baby. Whenever I plan for a long trip or short I opt for lightweight stroller as it ensures baby’s safety and it is most convenient stroller because of its less weight which makes them easy to transport. Whether you are strolling in the park or just browsing through the shops in a mall, the lightweight strollers are the perfect one to use…
http://strollersstore.com/Lightweight-Strollers/
There’s also a stroller valet at the Coney Island aquarium where the dolphin shows are. Big deal.
Why do people have a problem with strollers anyway? Strollers mean families. Families make good neighborhoods. Families make good business.
I wish there were more strollers in my neighborhood!