mel2012

You'll have to figure out what works for your particular circumstances, but having done both, I would much rather pull my 6-year old on the Kazoo than my 4 year old on the WeeHoo. The Kazoo is about half the weight of the WeeHoo, which about covers the difference in weight between the kids and my 6 year old can actually help propel us vs. the limited assistance I get from my 4-year old. But the major difference is in the stability. Despite the lower center of gravity, the seatpost mounting of the WeeHoo plus its weight means that a shift or lean by the passenger has much more of an impact on the "captain." So generally, if we were doing a long ride, my husband would pull the WeeHoo and I would take the Kazoo. Now that we have the FollowMe, we're selling the Kazoo and hanging on the WeeHoo just for my husband to use for bike touring rides. I think the WeeHoo would be fantastic if they would modify the design to have an axle attachment (like the Hase Trets or the FollowMe attachment or the way a Bob Yak attaches; sadly they don't seem to be headed in that direction).

The weight of the WeeHoo also makes a difference in stopping and starting. Once you're going with a smaller passenger, you don't feel a lot of pull or drag. If you have a heavier passenger who isn't really interested in helping, it can feel like lugging bricks.

The trickiest part of the WeeHoo, in our experience, is the loading. Odds are that your 2-year old will not be able to do the clips and footstraps by herself. That means either two people have to be present for loading (one to hold the front bike and one to help the child) or you need a sturdy double-legged kickstand to hold up the front bike while you help the child.