Child Pattern Snap N Go EX Polyester Light-weight Foldable Common Single Toddler Automobile Seat Provider with 2 Cup Holder and Coated Compartment, Black

I actually really love it
I’m a first time mom getting ready for my baby, I bought this stroller because i wanted something easy to use by myself with a newborn. This stroller is amazing, the size is perfect it will fit perfectly in the trunk of my car. It’s comfortable and SUPER light. It’s very easy to put together but a little confusing. It could be a bit more stable and hold the car seat better but besides that there’s really no complaints. I will 100% recommend this stroller to other moms!

Life saver
Oh my god the stroller for my car seat was going to be so crazy expensive. This is perfect. Sturdy, ease to use, not heavy, the basket is a good size, great height for me (5’9”), no issues with the wheels aside from some obvious struggles going over medium to big rocks. Love ♥️

Pretty cool concept
It is pretty “universal” since it just sits on top of the frame, making it a versatile choice for various setups. I removed 1 star because the wheels, once on, are very difficult to remove, which can be quite frustrating during the disassembly process. If you want to store it or pack it for someone else in the future, the wheels are hard to remove, which adds to the inconvenience. This feature has both its good and bad aspects; on one hand, it makes transport in smaller cars difficult due to space constraints, but on the other hand, it provides the reassurance that the wheels are snugly fitted and won’t suddenly come off during use. This inherent security is particularly important when engaging in activities that involve considerable movement. Guess there is a trade-off for everything, highlighting the need to weigh the pros and cons based on individual requirements. The practicality versus portability dilemma is something many users will need to consider when making their decision.

The Perfect Infant Carseat Carrier
I’m going to write the review I wish someone would have written for me when I first set out to buy strollers. In short, you’re going to need three strollers. Get ready to invest $500 in strollers, and call it good to go. Any less, and you’ll get what you pay for. Or worse yet, try a bunch of mid-priced strollers, and still not end up with what works.The first stroller you’ll need is an infant seat carrier that is incredibly lightweight and easy to fold apart and back together. I can’t imagine what I would have done without my Baby Trend Snap-N-Go EX Universal Infant Car Seat Carrier. When they are tiny, you’re going to spend all sorts of time lugging that infant carrier around. You literally need something that basically falls right open to toss that heavy seat in and run errands. I used this thing constantly, and it was well worth the investment.I tried other similar infant carrier holder/carseat combinations such as the Graco Modes 3 Lite DLX Stroller, Includes Reversible Seat, Pierce and Evenflo Urbini Reversi Lightweight Stroller, but they both turned out to be a huge waste of money. The Graco reversible only works with their propriety travel system car seat, and the wheels are still plastic! No matter how tempting it may seem, don’t settle for a regular sized plastic wheeled stroller no matter how many gadgets it might have.The Evenflo was also great in theory, but a waste of money. Being able to interchange the carseat, and flip the baby forward and backward just does not matter all that much at all. Instead, you REALLY just need a very lightweight and portable universal infant carrier. That’s all I used for the first six months of my daughter’s life, because she was so little.The next stroller you are going to need is a good jogging stroller. I love my JOOVY Zoom 360 Ultralight. In theory, you can get a carseat adapter for it. It has big wheels for walking off the postpartum weight, but it is still pretty compact and lightweight. I would get the Joovy Zoom 360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller, Large Canopy, Lightweight Jogger, Extra Large Air Filled Tires instead of the original ZOOM for sure. It is absolutely worth it to get the rain cover and the bigger canopy. There is nothing worse than going on a walk with the sun in your child’s eyes most of the time.That said, you’re still going to need something more compact than your jogging stroller. Don’t fall for the trick of getting a regular sized stroller instead. That’s a huge waste of money. You already have your jogging stroller, and an infant seat carrier. When they are less than six months old, those two should do the trick. Once they get a little older, you’ll need to replace that infant seat carrier with an umbrella stroller.I tried the Cosco Umbrella Stroller with Canopy stroller. Another giant waste of money. I took it through airport security, and my daughter literally fell out of it onto the ground! I left it at my destination, and opted to carry her back through security the other way. Every parent thinks they need a ‘regular’ stroller, but what you actually need a shopping/airport/errand running stroller for your trunk. The jogging stroller can live in your garage for when you want to get your walk/run in. This second stroller needs to live in your car where you used to keep your infant carrier. It needs to have a five point harness, but it also needs a great canopy. That’s my biggest complaint about the Zoom Ultralight 360: the canopy is worthless. It makes a huge difference. You also need it to be super compact. A stroller that is for the purpose of lugging around your baby needs to be small. Trust me, you’ll pay all sorts of money for a ‘regular’ stroller, and it will sit there in your garage unused. Either you will use your jogging stroller to power walk/run, or you’ll need something for on the run. That’s really it.I HIGHLY recommend Joovy Kooper Stroller, Lightweight Stroller, Compact Fold with Tray. It is the quintessential alternative to a ‘regular’ stroller. It fits in my subcompact Scion XD no problem, and I just push the button to unfold it in an instant. It folds right back up no problem. The trifold takes up less space than a cheap umbrella stroller. It glides through tiny aisles. There is nothing worse than trying to push a GIANT stroller in any store. This is the solution. It is way more than an umbrella stroller, but way more helpful than a ‘normal’ stroller. You don’t need your stroller to make your baby recline, or turn around. You just need a place for a snack, a cup, a water bottle, and some shopping items below the cart. The wheels are big enough, and even though they are plastic, they are only going to be for running in and out of stores. You’ll use your jogging stroller for gravel, cement, rough roads, etc. This just needs to get you in and out of the coffee shop without needing someone to help you hold the door.And there you have it! This is the review I wish someone had written for me specifically when I set out on this incredibly expensive journey of finding a perfect stroller!

This product is Best Buy

De las mejores cosas que compramos con nuestros bebés. No pesa nada! Hasta como una mano la puedes cargar. Muy practica. Compatible con car seat graco. Vivíamos en un depa con un elevador muy pequeño y fue la única que cupo. Los contras: sólo sirve para bebés gemelos. Difícil para vender o regalar. Mis gemelos fueron más pesados y más grandes de la talla y peso común, así que al año y Par de meses ya no Cabían. Una cosa buena, que es de bajo precio, y te permite darte tiempo para saber qué carriola doble necesitarás más adelante se acuerdo a tus necesidades, y te da tiempo de comprar la correcta de acuerdo a tus requerimientos personales, ya que es difícil elegir carriola doble gemelar ya que los consejos para una sencilla no aplica para una mamá de gemelos.

Tarde mucho en comprarlo, pero no me arrepiento, es una excelente carriola, práctica, cómoda y ligera.