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Who am I and why did I start this site?
I am a 32 year old with many professions, amongst them being a mom. I am environmentally concious (comes with my official profession too) and I try to take it into account whenever I can. I was going through a rough patch after having my daughter but did not quite "qualify" to be diagnosed with PPD, but thankfully I found some comfort in reading, learning and testing out different strollers. I am doing a lot better now, but strollers are still in my mind and heart.

My moto is that everyone should have the perfect stroller that suits their needs and there should not be a market for low quality products that do not last, are dangerous, hazardous or inconvenient to use. Nobody should feel that their daily life is limited by the fact that their stroller is too big, too heavy or too bulky when folded, has wheels that don´t suit the terrain the stroller is mostly used in and feel uncomfortable for whatever reason when getting out and about with their little one. For young parents getting out an about can be really big help of coping with parenthood.

Now I help people choose perfect strollers for them. At this stage this is mostly voluntary work and a hobby. This site is for posting my reviews also in English. The sister site in my native language, Estonian, is located here, there I also post other parenting related topics. Strollerfinder is solely for stroller related reviews. If you wish me to test out a stroller or accessories, you can contact me via instagram.

If you have comments or questions about my reviews, strollers or other related products, feel free to ask in English, Estonian, Finnish or Swedish (basically I understand Norwegian and a little Danish and German too, though the answer will probably be either in English or in Swedish then).

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