Originally Posted by
PaulH
Trailer worked for me. The thing about young children is that all travel requires something called a "diaper bag." This contains not only diapers, but a huge collection of toys and other items. The trailer is one way to carry all the required stuff.
+1 -> trailer, it's not just the kid(s), it's the gear.
Also, the places our kids were at had a spare room for strollers and carseats for kids not retrieved by the dropping off parent, so I could fold up the 2-seat trailer and leave it there. The final preschool for my youngest was the only one that didn't, but they had a roof overhang I could leave it or the trailabike under, protected pretty well from the elements.
An extracycle would obviously work. In the span of things, kid-toting is actually not that lengthy so our trailer and trailabike are long gone (kids in 7th and 11th grades, the older is riding the bike I used to pull the trailer with). xtracycle with a trailer, an xtracycle with a baby seat, whatever.