Three-year-olds are definitely too old for strollers! By this age, most kids are able to walk long distances on their own and don’t need to be confined to a stroller. In fact, using a stroller at this age can actually delay a child’s development of independence and mobility. If your child is having trouble keeping up with you on walks, try using a wagon or carrier instead.
Yes, you can put a newborn in a double stroller, but you will need to use an infant car seat adapter. This will allow you to put the car seat in the stroller so that your baby can be buckled in safely.
In recent months, Disney has made a number of changes to its parks in an effort to improve the guest experience. One of those changes is a new policy banning double strollers from the parks. The rationale behind the ban is that double strollers slow down foot traffic and can be difficult to maneuver through crowds. Disney is also concerned about the safety of guests, as double strollers have been known to tip over when overloaded with belongings. While the ban may be inconvenient for some families, it is ultimately a good decision by Disney. The parks will be more enjoyable for everyone
No, you do not need a double stroller for a 2 year old and newborn. A single stroller will suffice.
4.5/5
Large wheels have sealed bearings making it easy to maneuver, linked parking brakes
Recline each seat and adjust each footrest independently of each other
Sporting an enormous canopy and individually reclining seats, the ScooterX2 is sure to keep both your little ones cool and comfortable,Simple and fits in most trunks, Maximum Child Weight- 45 pounds each seat, 90 pounds total, Minimum Child Age- 3 months, Open Size- 32 x 30 x 44.5 inches(L W H), Folded Size- 35.5 x 30 x 13 inches(L W H), Stroller Weight- 32 pounds, Maximum Seat Recline- 149 degree, Material- 600D Nylon, Handle Height- 41.75 inches
30" width-fits through standard doors, accommodates two 45 pounds children (90 pounds total)
One-hand fold, huge basket and canopy, removable bumper bar. Flame Retardant and Chemical Free, The peek-a-boo window in the canopy means that even with all that sun protection, you can still keep an eye on your precious cargo
Includes two cup holders for parents and two zippered pockets for phones, wallets, snacks, etc ; Meets Disneyland / Disney World stroller size requirements
$234
The stroller is fantastic! The length seemed awkward and too lengthy (I was constantly leaning forward a little before making turns to make sure I wouldn't strike anything), and we wanted our kids to be able to see each other, so we returned the front and rear one that we had originally purchased. So, after reading a ton of reviews and articles and comparing numerous YouTube videos, we decided on this one!If falling in love with a stroller is indeed possible, we most definitely have done so with our Joovy! We have already pushed it past the isles of Lowe's, Hobby Lobby, and Wal-Mart with no problems. In all honesty, it wasn't as large as I had anticipated. It's also true that turning and moving around are really simple. The side pockets are fantastic because my toddler can take her drink from them while still lying down when she is lying backwards rather than having to sit up and take it from the tray.If you're just reading over comments, here is a condensed list:Pros: - Seats recline almost entirely back (enough so that my newborn's head doesn't slide to the sides, and his head stays in the same position) - extremely easy to move between isles and anywhere.- plenty of room underneath - additional storage with "backpacks" behind the stroller, each with a bottle holder above the zipper (2 holders)- Quick
4.5/5
STURDY and STABLE, easy handling and super maneuverability
TWIN INFANT CAR SEAT FRAME STROLLER with unique side mounts for easy access to both babies
COMPATIBLE WITH MAJOR BRAND CAR SEATS with “click-in†functionality (ADAPTERS SOLD SEPARATELY)
FEATURES one-hand fold, front-wheel suspension, swivel wheel locks, rear brakes
TONS OF STORAGE, large under seat basket with organizer and 4 cup holders for bottles or beverages
$234
When my daughter told me she was carrying more twins, I debated whether to get a quad or a new double stroller. For the older crowd, I had previously invested in the Joovy Scooter X2 Orangie after deciding that modern moms now days use carseat strollers. I therefore determined that the Twin Roo was the best option after looking around the Joovy website and mother websites.Prior to placing my order, I called Joovy because I had questions about the adapters (SOLD SEPARATELY) and even more so about what I was seeing on Amazon. It seems like some retailers find it amusing to want $99 for a bundle of adapters when they regularly go for $25. The Joovy representative informed me that they were sold out on Amazon and that the $99 price was absurd. In the end, I purchased the adapters straight from Joovy. Because of the car seats, I also wanted to double-check before pressing the PURCHASE button. He claimed I was ahead of the game because most people purchase car seats before shopping for strollers, only to discover that the two are incompatible.I've examined our X2, and compared it to the Twin Roo , it handles entirely differently. Apples and Oranges, but it's a huge plus that you can just exchange the adapters to reverse the direction of the chairs! One of the things Jovvy is known for, aside from the enormous canopies, is the incredible under carriage storage (Other Models). Joovy Boob bottles were also available, and they fit well in the cup holders. Many thanks, Joovy!Because it is so long, the steering department requires some getting used to. However, it has a tremendous turn radius with just our X2, so there are no issues there. I've read reports where folks said that their trunk couldn't fit it. Both the Joovy scooter X2 and the Twin Roo fit in the trunk of my 2000 Acura TL after a few failed attempts and the removal of the X2's belly bar.This stroller is incredibly stable—I mean, rock-solid! It would take a lot, a strong push, or anything like from an adult to tip this stroller. However, I still believe the stroller would remain in place and the user would end up on the ground next to it. Very pleased with my purchase and highly suggest it!
4.4/5
Extra Large storage basket provides room for all Your essentials
Accepts two Graco SnugRide Click Connect infant car seats; tandem stroller Holds 2 children up to 40 pounds each
One hand, standing fold closes easily with no bending necessary, leaving one hand Free for baby; Easy access, drop down storage basket lets you reach in without disturbing Your reclined child
Lockable front swivel wheels with suspension for superior maneuverability; parents tray with storage and 2 cup deep Holders for on the go convenience
Stroller weight: 29.5 pounds; Stroller length: 36 inches; Stroller width: 20.5 inches; Stroller height: 41 inches; Folded height: 29.5 inches; Folded width: 20.5 inches
Double stroller features 2 reclining seats with individual canopies and footrests; rear seat recLines Completely flat when baby's had enough adventure
$234
This stroller is great! My children can develop comfortably while wearing it. I like that the toddler can still see over the front-facing baby even if he is in the rear. I adore that the back seat can fold flat for convenient on-the-go napping. There is a sizable and generous cargo room underneath. When the back seat is folded down, you cannot access it from the back, but you can easily access it from the middle of the seats. With my first child, I used a jogging stroller, and surprisingly, it handled tough terrain perfectly. Not like a jogging, but I certainly have no complaints. We've taken it on gravel, sand, and in the woods. While not ideal, it does work. Each youngster having a cover and food/drink tray is wonderful. This stroller glides effortlessly and is so simple to direct or push with just one hand. It is very simple to open and close with one hand. It was quite easy to assemble. Everyone who complains that it is heavy and bulky probably hasn't seen another double stroller. They're all somewhat large, hefty, and substantial. Compared to the single stroller we used for our first child, this one is substantially lighter and takes up less room. 1.5 weeks after my C-section, I folded this up and lifted this double stroller into the bed of my pickup vehicle with one hand. Really, it's not all that heavy or awkward. Not to mention, the pricing cannot be beat. If I were to complain about anything, it would be that the parent console could be improved. As my husband and I enjoy making evening coffees before going for walks, I'd prefer two cup holders up top. Additionally, the container for keys and a cell phone is too small for smartphones. BUT it's large and probably just my phone because I have an iPhone 6s Plus in a big otter box! highly recommendable
4.3/5
Five-point safety harnesses ensure a safe trip. Maximum Height: 42 inches
Ratcheting canopy shields your little ones from the elements, while the peekaboo window allows you to keep an eye on each child with ease
Generously sized storage baskets accommodate bigger items. Recommended Use: 6 m ~ 50 lbs (each child)
Multi-position reclining seats are independently adjustable to keep each child comfortable
Parent tray features a covered storage compartment and two cup holders
$234
I want to offer a thorough evaluation of this stroller to anyone out there who are as choosy as I am because I am so happily in love with it.As a nanny, I frequently share a home with two children. I guess you could say I'm a "stroller snob" in general. The BOB, CityMini, and UppaBaby strollers are my favorites.I had a Phil
4.2/5
Front seat accommodates a child from 3 months to 45 lbs. and reclines to 3-positions
Includes a Universal Car Seat Adapter that fits most major brands, check Joovy website for the most current car seat list
Imported
Most compact and maneuverable full-size double stroller available, max child weight 90 lbs.
Material
Full-size removable rear seat has a multi-position recline and holds a child from 6 months to 45 lbs.
Rear bench seat and standing platform holds child 2.5 years and up to 45 lbs. Expandable canopy
$234
We have been using the frame stroller for the car seat and carrying our two-year-old around since I gave birth to my newborn just six months ago. Since the two-year-old is getting heavier and having both daughters in one stroller will make our life easier, we have finally chosen to get a double stroller. We selected the Joovy Caboose for this reason, and we couldn't be happier with it!Here is a list of our positives and negatives.Pros:Right out of the box, it was quite simple to set up.It's not at all heavy. It's really simple to raise into our SUV and close. And it's also pretty simple to open.The girls' seat belt buckles are quite simple to use and modify.I appreciate that it includes a universal adapter for car seats. Such a wonderful choice to have.I also appreciate that the back seat can be configured in a variety of ways, allowing our toddler to stand on the platform or rest and unwind while taking a nap.Both children can be completely covered by the canopy. For us, this is a major benefit!The storage container is quite big. We haven't yet used it.I just have one drawback. I wish there was an organizer already included.Other than that, both my daughters and I adore the stroller. My oldest was so enamored with it that she really sat in it after we made it for almost an hour, and she cried when we had to leave to go to the store. She was delighted to be back in it even though we had brought it with us.This stroller is unquestionably of excellent quality, and it is an excellent value.
4.2/5
Lightweight, sturdy construction. Quick release tires for storage and travel
Multi-position seat recline with 5-point safety harness. Ratcheting shade canopy. Convenient parent tray includes two cup holders and covered storage compartment
Locking front swivel wheels with foot-activated rear brake system and quick and easy compact fold
Designed for children from 6-50 pounds (each child) and no more than 42" tall
16" rear and 12" front all-terrain, rubber pneumatic bicycle tires
$234
Pros: It just took five minutes to put together.doesn't fit through a doorway, which is GOOD if you want your kids to have enough room to sit in it while they're little.Individual seats can recline or be adjusted to an upright position. (So that my toddler can be up and watching everything while my baby sleeps.)VERY smalliPod speakers with a connectioncupholders and underfloor storage for snacks and beverages when running or in a parkWheels appear to be of good quality; they are made of strong plastic that is not cheap. excellent for trail running.When the front wheel is secured, the front "shakey" wheel is no longer an issue, which is helpful when jogging. The unlocked position is ideal for sightseeing or shopping outside of a mall. When not locked, it is quite easy to turn on a dime and has a good range of motion.Cons: There isn't much opportunity for growth!I chose this one because it was inexpensive and claimed to fit through a doorway. I don't know why that seemed significant, but I'm pleased it is untrue because that would make it difficult for plants to grow. With my 7-month-old and the 3-year-old kind of pouring onto the side of the infant, this jogger now works wonderfully. We'll check to see if it still works in a year. I wished I could have sat them down in it so I could assess the amount of space they have. My older one will probably continue to grow like a plant and eventually become uncomfortable. As it stands, my elder child's outside foot doesn't have anywhere to rest because the foot board is shaped like a triangle. Her legs are LONG, and they might be able to just catch that wheel soon. A jogger that would last at least two years was what I was hoping for. Maybe it's not a good idea to jog while pushing a stroller while a 5-year-old? IDK To make sure you choose something they can grow into, I would advise browsing for recommendations from parents of older kids. That was my main concern.
4.2/5
Most compact and maneuverable double stroller available allows your older child to sit and stand on the rear platform or bench seat , Care- Spot clean or seats can be submerged in water for deeper cleaning
Now larger for more coverage, Material- 300D Polyester, Open Size- 38 x 21.25 x 42 inches(L W H), Folded Size- 45 x 21.25 x 10 inches(L W H), Stroller Weight- 27.5 pounds, Minimum Child Age- 3 months or Birth+ with Car Seat Adapter, Maximum Child Weight- 45 pounds each seat, 90 pounds total
New 3 position front seat recline and larger sun canopy. Also compatible with the Caboose Rear Seat that adds a full size, forward facing rear seat (if your older child is still too young to stand)
Includes a Universal Car Seat Adapter that fits most major brands. Check the Joovy website for the most recent list
Older children LOVE to ride on the Caboose. It makes them feel more grown up and allows them to step on and off the stroller by themselves (your back will thank you)
2 year warranty is 4 times longer than the Baby Trend Sit and Stand warranty and 2 times longer than the Graco Ready2Grow warranty - Satisfaction Guaranteed
$234
This small stroller is fantastic. I'm tempted to give it five stars despite the fact that it isn't ideal given the pricing. Please note: I paid full price for this stroller and did not receive any discounts for any reviews; therefore, these are my opinions as an over-researcher who has been looking at strollers for some time and has finally decided to buy the Joovy Caboose Graphite. (Free reviews are just as honest, if not more so, but I might have a different viewpoint since I *chose* my stroller rather than it picking me.) Here are my in-depth opinions.Let's start with The Cons and end on a positive note:1. No parent console or organizer tray built-in.2. The handlebar is horizontally straight across before sloping downward. It has TWO problems. First off, it makes attaching any kind of third-party, after-market parent organizer exceedingly challenging. (I purchased one similar to the Skip-Hop Neoprene, but it sags slightly since the loops must be pressed inside to prevent them from falling off the sides and sliding down the bar.) It's not the best. The Joovy organizer is obviously designed for this, but I liked the functionality of some of the other organizers better. Well, I guess I'll simply have to buy their organizer after all.)3. The third disadvantage of the straight-down handlebar is that I feel like some of my pushing effort is lost because it is aimed downward, so I have to push a little harder to move this thing ahead. (Now, if I'm incorrect, a mechanical engineer should correct me, but that's how I see it.) Now, this stroller isn't difficult to push, so this isn't a major concern. Simply put, I believe it would have been preferable if the handlebar had been able to slope forward so the standing child could still hang on to something.4. It doesn't fold up very compact and, in my opinion, requires a little "umph" to fold it up. For reference, I did try and it fits in the trunk of our small Nissan Sentra with the sunshade and wheels attached; however, if I had to stuff anything else back there, I would never be able to travel with it in that small car (i.e. suitcases or a Costco haul). Since it isn't our primary family vehicle, I don't consider this to be a drawback, but I did want to mention it in case you have a limited amount of trunk space. There aren't many compact-folding double strollers, or even single, non-umbrella strollers. I would advise looking at the Combi Cosmo double stroller or the Zoe XL2 double stroller Zoe XL2 Xtra Lightweight Double Stroller, Grey Wheels - London Navy if you're searching for a double that makes the most of your remaining trunk space.5. I chose the "Amber" color, which isn't the adorable mustard hue shown in the picture. More of an intense orangey-yellow color. I feel that despite being simple to clean, dirt appears quickly.6. The storage basket underneath is not enormous and is partially blocked by the back seat, while not being as little as I had anticipated (the seat does slide to open, but not as wide as the basket). My JuJuBe B.F.F. diaper bag CAN fit in the basket, however I DO have to force it through the tight space. I believe I would need to trim it down if it were overstuffed in order to fit it inside.Next, the Pros:1. The cost. This is a significant benefit in my book, and it costs hundreds less than the other twin stroller I was considering. For this price, I thought I could take a chance and, even if I regretted the purchase, which I don't, the loss wouldn't be catastrophic. This stroller is extremely great! If I viewed it differently, I could purchase a new bike kid carrier seat, a parent organizer console, a wagon, and a stroller for this price and STILL be able to save two or three hundred dollars. If I had splurged on a $500-700 stroller, I would never have felt like I could have justified buying all those items.Its footprint is identical to that of a single stroller. The majority of sit-and-stand strollers are excruciatingly long and on the verge of developing into the feared tandem stroller, which feels like operating a bus. NO, not this Joovy! It is comparable in length to my sister-in-Graco law's Click-Connect single stroller when placed side by side. My children are 18 months and 4 years old, so I anticipated that my 4 year old would be on and off, and I didn't want to commit to a full-time double. I didn't want to be forced to use a twin stroller for my single rider if he completely outgrows the stroller in a year or two. That is where the Joovy excels. You might not even be aware that this stroller is actually a double stroller when the second child is not seated. A diaper bag might then be placed on the back seat, which also serves as storage with better access.3. A child tray with a cupholder and a carseat converter are both included. Because I would have had to buy EVERY accessory separately for the other stroller I was interested in, this one is even more affordable in contrast. Or otherwise I wouldn't have.4. A sizable sunshade. This is significant since I didn't want my kids to bake in their stroller where I reside in sunny Arizona. Because the sunshade isn't set, it may move to accommodate various sun angles, which is a major benefit. If needed, it can even protect both the front and back children. The sunshade's only shortcoming is that it doesn't stay entirely closed when folded up; instead, it opens up somewhat. When not in use, I'll probably attach some sort of homemade velcro strap to keep the parasol tightly closed. Another useful feature is the sunshade's detachability.5. Similar to the bike tires on my son's Strider balance bike, the tires are some sort of rubbery foam. They will never get flat as a result. Additionally, they are far nicer than the plastic tires I was anticipating for an umbrella stroller. I would refer to them as "semi-all-terrain tires," but you couldn't jog with this stroller off-road. Without a doubt a fantastic feature.6. For simpler steering, the wheels can be locked into a fixed position or unlocked to swivel.7. This stroller rides smoothly and steering is quite simple. On flat, even ground, I can push and steer this thing with one hand while carrying both kids. My four-year-old weighs 32–34 pounds and my 18–month–old weighs 16 pounds, so they are on the lighter side. But even with 50 pounds on board, pushing this stroller is simple. Additionally, it is fairly lightweight.My children ADORE this stroller. I absolutely adore it. My son mostly prefers to sit on the back seat to standing, which surprised me. He enjoys getting on and off the stroller, but he is a serious rider. He was always fighting to ride in his sister's stroller previously, when there was only one seat. The seat seems plenty comfortable. The footrest moves position. The recline positions, though not flat, are substantial. There are a lot of perks and positive features that offer "best of both worlds" options and I have been really happy with this stroller.Overall, this is EASILY a four-star product; with the price, I am tempted to forget the drawbacks and give it a 5-star rating. Tempted...but I'll leave it where it's at because I think a glowing 4 stars is the most accurate assessment. Also, the drawbacks were not surprise issues with the quality. They were mostly features I could see from the stock photos and chose to accept—like the handlebar configuration or smaller storage basket. If you are looking for an affordable option, have kids with an age gap, want the functionality of a double stroller without the size or commitment, I would highly recommend this stroller. I agonized over this decision and read zillions of reviews and even stopped strangers at the zoo to interrogate them about their strollers, haha; anyway, I've been happy with it.P.S. Initial set-up only took about 20 minutes. I didn't think the instructions were very clear, but it wasn't that hard to figure out. Also, despite the fact that folding it up isn't the easiest, this thing unfolds super easy. Just lift the handle 'til it clicks into place. (Also, there is a lock on the bar above the left rear wheel which needs to be pushed shut afterward and unlatched prior to folding—and which I always forget about.)P.P.S. For comparison's sake, the "other stroller" I was eying is the City Select double stroller by Baby Jogger Baby Jogger City Select with 2nd Seat, Onyx. The CS also has the benefit of being a double stroller with the size and commitment of a single. Because the seats are removable, it can be a single stroller; and the configuration customization is awesome. If that's your style, I would recommend checking it out because it is a dang good stroller (I've pushed it around). As much as I like it, I couldn't swallow the price, especially when my kids are at an age where they may start outgrowing it soon. However, one selling point of the Joovy over the City Select is that you don't have to choose between the sit and stand feature. Both are an option all the time, whereas with the CS, the second seat gets in the way of standing. An expensive, "sold-separately" glider board can be attached in addition to the both seats, but it becomes more cumbersome with 2 seats board (from my understanding) (from my understanding). Unless you're trying to accommodate three children, you are probably going to have to choose between sitting and standing beforehand. Overall, the CS is a more luxurious stroller, but the Joovy is really better designed for the off-and-on older-toddler rider.Hope that helps anyone else who gets angsty about big purchases, like I do. Pics attached: forgive the messy garage; the pics weren't originally taken with the idea of displaying them for review. I also wanted to add a video review, but since I'm having a little trouble getting it to upload, I will have to come back and update it.
4.2/5
Accommodates 2 Baby Trend infant Car Seats
Convenient parent tray includes two cup holders, MP3 speakers and covered storage compartment
Locking front swivel wheels, and pneumatic bicycle tires
Padded seats offer multi-position reclining seating allows your kids to be comfortable and happy
Effortless trigger folding easily collapses the Navigator double for storage and transport
$234
I don't review often but I've seen a fair share of negative reviews or answers to questions that I don't understand.First, it looks nice and it's sturdy. Running even with the wheels unlocked was not hard. Locking the wheels would make it better but you would have to lean the stoller back off its front wheels to do anything but an extremely wide turn. I ran briefly with no issues and my wife, the primary runner of the stoller prefers the mobility of leaving the wheel locks off.Second the size. This is where I think people are exagerating. Yes its large. It's not overly light either but my wife can get in a trunk. It's got some weight though. It's wide. The main reason we chose this one is it allows a car seat with an infant to be snapped in like our previous baby trend stroller, while my 4 year old can sit inside. If you don't want a jogger that is infant seat compatible baby trend makes a cheaper option that is less bulky.Now the width. I don't know why people have such strong feelings. It fits through what I feel is our average sized front door, albeit tightly. Make sure your door can open all the way. Next is cars...i saw people asking if it will fit in a car like a Camry and responses that it has to be squeezed in a ford edge. Maybe I'm a Tetris master but attached is a picture of it in the back of our 2016 Corolla. The trunk space is I guess above average for a compact but trouble fitting in a Crossover? Come on lol. Maybe a more balanced weight and running routine might be the fix because while you do have to somewhat awkwardly put it in, it fits.Its very reasonable and a great value and fits our needs. Yes, there's smaller, lighter ones. Either pay substantially more or lose features. Pick the best stroller for your needs.The speakers are a nice touch. On par with a cell phone speaker I suppose but do not require an extra power source, allow your phone to be stored, and safer you and your cargo then headphones. You wont be rocking out with them but they sound well enough and provide some ambient noise.
4.1/5
Product weight: 18.3 pounds; Meets or exceeds all ASTM and CPSC Standards and JPMA Certifications
Fits through a standard 30 Inches door; The item dimensions are 29.9 x 37 x 23.4 inches
Lightweight frame; Soft Comfort Carrying Handle, Compact umbrella fold for easy storage and travel. Large 6 Inches Front wheels and Back Wheels
Five point safety harness; 360 Degree swivel shock absorbing front wheels. Features soft comfort carrying handle. Large 6 inch front and back wheels
Recommend for children up to 35 pounds. Large European style canopy. Two storage bags and parent cup holder with two attachment points. Meets Disney size requirements
This item is eligible for free replacement parts. Contact Amazon Customer Service for more information
$234
We debated whether to buy a double stroller or just hire one while there when we received season passes to Knott's Berry Farm. Although purchasing one made more financial sense, we didn't want to have to store a large, bulky stroller in our home or car because we wouldn't be using it much. Finally, I made the decision to take a chance on this stroller and placed my order. I am very happy I did.I've attached a photo of this stroller collapsing in front of a typical umbrella stroller. It is around the size of two very little umbrella strollers, which is why I apologize for the poor lighting. It fit without any problems into the trunk of our automobile. I just lifted it out and snapped it into place for the kids once we were to the park. It is incredibly simple and uncomplicated.Wheels needed to be pushed into place, and the solitary cupholder needed to be snapped on. Although I would have like two, I am not unhappy with the pricing.Since there isn't a basket underneath, I was concerned that it wouldn't have enough storage, but it worked out great. By the end of the day, the net bags on the rear of it were filled with a variety of items. I slung the highly stuffed diaper bag/backpack over one strap and my purse over the other. The backpack came very close to the ground but avoided making contact.Our 3-year-old is a tall, slender child. Even though she rarely used the stroller, it was a fantastic match for her. Our 18-month-old boy is a good weight but a little small. We couldn't adjust it so that he didn't keep pulling one arm at a time out of the shoulder straps, which was a little unpleasant. The canopies served little purpose.The stroller was easy to use and passed through doors with no problems. The wheel locks were flawless. Their dad, who is 5'11", wishes the handles were just a little bit higher up. I am 5'2" and enjoyed the height.At the end of the day, collapsing the stroller and relocating it to the trunk was simple. It is incredibly light.In conclusion, I would say that this stroller is well worth the cost. It is not elegant or flawless, but it serves its purpose. The small size for a double bed is fantastic! Families with limited resources should consider it without a doubt.
4.1/5
Parent cup holder, 2 large hanging storage bag
360 Degree shock absorbing front wheels, large European style canopy
Fits through a Standard 30 Inches Door, JPMA Certified, meets or exceeds all ASTM standards, conforms to all applicable CPSC standards. DO NOT exceed the maximum storage weight limit of 3 pounds in the cup holder
Recommend for children up to 35 pounds. Large European style canopy. Two storage bags and parent cup holder with two attachment points. Meets Disney size requirements
This item is eligible for free replacement parts. Contact Amazon Customer Service for more information
Compact umbrella fold for easy storage and travel, 5 point harness with soft shoulder pads
$234
When we got season passes to Knott's Berry farm, we deliberated over whether we should buy a double stroller or just rent one while there. Buying one made a lot more financial sense, but the last thing we wanted was a big clunky stroller taking up trunk space or house space, especially since we wouldn't be using it every day. I finally decided to chance it with this stroller and placed my order. I am so glad that I did!I have included a picture of this stroller collapsed with a regular umbrella stroller in front of it. I apologize for the terrible lighting, but hopefully you can see that it is about the size of two very compact umbrella strollers. It fit into the trunk of our car without any issue whatsoever. Once we got to the park, I just lifted it right out and popped it into position for the kids. It is extremely easy and straightforward.Assembly was simply a matter of pushing wheels into place and snapping on the single cupholder. I wish there would have been two, but at the price I am not complaining.I was worried that it wouldn't have enough storage since there is no basket underneath, but it was fine. It has net bags on the back which were holding all kinds of stuff by the end of the day. I put my purse over one handle and the very full diaper bag/backpack over the other. The back pack got close to the ground but never actually touched it.Our 3.5 year old is tall and slim. She didn't use the stroller much, but it fit her perfectly. Our 18 month old son is a bit short but a good weight. He kept getting an arm at a time out of the shoulder straps which was a bit annoying and we couldn't adjust it to where that did not happen. The canopies were pretty pointless.The stroller was very comfortable to maneuver and fit through doorways without any issues. The wheel locks worked perfectly. I am 5'2" and liked the height, but their dad is 5'11" and wished the handles were just a tiny bit higher up.At the end of the day, it was a piece of cake to collapse the stroller and put it back into the trunk. It is very lightweight.All in all, I'd say this stroller is definitely worth the price. It is not fancy and it is not perfect, but it is functional. The compact size for being a double is great! I would definitely recommend it to families on a small budget.
No, Disney does not allow triple strollers. They only allow double strollers.
No, your 4-year-old does not need a double stroller. If you have an infant, though, a double stroller can be a lifesaver. It allows you to keep your older child close while still having your hands free to care for the baby.
No, your 7 year old does not need a stroller at Disney. They are able to walk and stand for long periods of time and do not need to be carried.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on personal preference. Some parents prefer 3 wheel prams as they are easier to manoeuvre, especially around tight corners. Others find 4 wheel prams to be more stable, particularly when used on uneven surfaces. Ultimately, it is up to the parent to decide which type of pram is best for them and their child.
In my opinion, a 3 year old is too big for a stroller. My daughter is 3 and she is too big for her stroller. We have to carry her everywhere we go.
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