Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller | Lightweight Double Stroller with Toddler Standing Platform, Gotham

I have a 3 year old and a 3 month old. I chose this stroller because I needed something to carry the newborn in, but wanted a place for my toddler to stand or sit when her little legs get tired. I already had a Graco car seat so this seemed like the perfect option. The car seat quickly snaps in and the extra sunshade in the stroller keeps baby covered. The sunshade only covers the front seat, so if you think your toddler might need extra protection from rain or sun, an umbrella sits perfectly handfree. My toddler loves to climb on and ride in the standing position while we shop. You can tell it’s fun for her and she likes that she can check on the baby. Honestly, this stroller would be great for first time parents as well. I like to take my stroller when I grocery shop, but I can’t use a buggy when I bring my stoller. The sit and stand area can hold a good bit of groceries. I wish I would have gotten this with my first just to make grocery shopping easier. Honestly. An amazing choice. Folds super easily, and I have no issue picking it up after I fold it and putting it in the back of my car. Taking it out of the car is even easier because it just pops open.

I DID NOT WANT THIS BABY BUS!!! After having 5 kids, doing the double stroller thing a few times, getting rid of my cheaper Graco strollers and having my Baby Jogger City Mini and Inglesina Trip, I DID NOT WANT THIS STROLLER!!!But, our 5 month-old is still in his Graco carrier and my just turned 4 year-old kept trying to sit on the foot rest of my City Mini. When he wasn't sitting there...he was GONE!!! (He is bad, what can I say!) With trips to the zoo, the museum, and passes to a theme park, this stroller was becoming very much needed.I received in in 2 days, put it together in 20 minutes. I tried it at Ikea for the 1st time AND IT IS FANTASTIC!!! With my youngest in the carrier in the front (16 pounds + the weight of his older style carrier) and my 45 pounds 4 year-old, I can still easily push it! It still turns easily. My son can still sit, with the carrier.It's hard to reach the basket, so I added 2 JL Childress Side Slings on the front, plus heavy duty stroller hooks. For summer outings, I can easily add my JL Childress stroller cooler bags (one on each side) of the stroller, plus my Baby Jogger cooler bag on the bottom of the back. (With 5 kids, plus their friends - things get expensive FAST! We pack as much as we can, as I refuse to pay $3 for a bottle of water! ) I also added the Diono organizer to sit below the cup holders & City Grips, because I hate touching germy things - then my stroller. (I like to pimp out my strollers!)I am worried about the sun protection for my baby once he's out of the carrier, so I bought stroller pegs to clip his muslin blankets to the canopy. I wish it had an adjustable leg rest, but neither does my City Mini.It should serve us well. The price is cheap & it's only a few pounds heavier than my City Mini. It's about the same size folded with the infant carrier/ tray attached, as well. It's not sexy, but it's practical!

I love this stroller. It’s perfect for an older baby/young toddler and an older toddler. It maneuvers surprisingly well for a double, folds up easily, has a decent sized storage basket, has parent and child trays, and is super easy for my 4 year-old to hop on and off of. The biggest pro? It’s cheap! I’m so impressed with the overall quality of this stroller considering it’s less than $150!There are only a few things about this stroller I’m not in love with, but they’re not that big of a nuisance to knock the rating down when you factor in the price of the stroller—1) The storage basket is really only accessible on the sides, so it’s hard to get a bag in and out of it. 2) The front wheels are pretty loud at times and seem a little weird to me. It’s hard to describe because they’re functional, but they just seem strange and loud depending on the surface you’re pushing your stroller over. 3) The assembly instructions weren’t the best. For example, the hub adapters that attach to the rear wheels are supposed to be flush against the wheel according to the instructions and a video I watched, but no matter what I tried, I could not achieve a flush fit. However, I tried assembling the wheels to the stroller regardless, and they function just fine, including the brakes, so I’m wondering if the instructions have changed or if they’ve modified the hub adapters. In either case, it was confusing and frustrating, but the instructions and assembly aside from that were fine.For $150 or less, this is an AMAZING stroller. No, it’s not an all-terrain stroller. No, it’s not the lightest stroller out there. No, it’s not the fanciest stroller around. But unless you want to spend $$$ for a double jogging stroller that’s bulky and heavy and may or may not fit through a standard doorframe, this stroller is an excellent choice. It’s my favorite stroller for taking both my kids to the zoo, errands, or walks around our neighborhood.

Having an almost 2 year old and a 7 year old- this is PERFECT for family outings. Our 7 year old still gets tired walking longer distances on a day trip- and our 2 year old won't stay sitting safely in our wagon. This was more reasonably priced than getting a larger wagon with seats/straps. it also accommodates our 7 year old sufficiently, (he's 55lbs and 50" tall). I also love that the snack tray flips open and shut making it easy for our 2 year old to get in and out.The only compliant i have is the accessibility of the storage basket underneath. If you have a diaper bag, you will need to strap it on the handles or wear it. Strapping the diaper bag on the handles of the stroller limits the accessibility to access that stand and sit seat area. A great solution to this would be for the sit/stand seat to be able to flip up and down to access that area better.