Special Tomato Jogger Overview

Special Tomato Jogger Overview
Recently we've got our new Special Tomato stroller and we can't be happier to use it in our daily life.
From Rett Syndrom Research Trust
Rett Syndrome is a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder that predominately affects girls. Its symptoms strike typically between 12 to 18 months of age. The disorder is caused by random mutations in the MECP2 gene on the X chromosome. Rett Syndrome is devastating, as it deprives young children of speech, hand use, and normal movement, leaving many individuals without the ability to walk or communicate.
Rett syndrome was first identified by Andreas Rett who stated that:
“They feel all the love given to them. They have a great sensitivity for love. I am sure of this. There are many mysteries and one of them is the girls’* eyes. I tell all the parents to look at their eyes. The eyes are talking to them. I am sure the girls* understand everything but they can do nothing with the information.”
*at this time, only girls were thought to have Rett syndrome
If you would like to know more about Rett Syndrome and what support you can get or give please visit www.rettuk.org/ and reverserett.org/
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[@taramccarton]

How do you put the front wheel on?

[@raymondcook8364]

I just bought this stroller as my photography cart stroller to hold all of my equipment. It is supposed to arrive July 11th.

[@mariselh3208]

Hi there I am a special mom too and I been searching for a stroller for my 8 years old son with epilepsy and hypotonic he is almos 4 feet long and 60 pounds

[@agiftofaspecialchild1903]

Hey, Marisel. in terms of weight it should be fine. In the description it says it can hold up to 50kg (110 pounds), but height-wise might be tricky. My daughter is (1m) 3.3 feet and still has some space to grow, but not too much, maybe another 10cm. Good luck with the search. I know it is tricky!