Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Convertible Multi-Use Easy Fold Travel Toddler & Baby Tandem Double Stroller with Safety Harness and Storage Basket, Magnolia

I had been gifted a brand new Baby Trend Flex-Loc car seat upon the discovery of being pregnant again. It came with two bases, and a nice single stroller. Well, a month or so later we find out it was twins and realize we needed some adjustments. I purchased another Flex-Loc car seat and this stroller after spending HOURS reading reviews and trying to figure out what would be the best set up for us. I do not regret my decision at all!! Buying - It shipped FAST. We got it exactly 3 days after ordering it on Amazon. I was incredibly impressed. VM Innovations emailed me several times updating me on my order, as well. Putting it together - SUPER easy. And this is coming from a very pregnant and barely mobile woman. Seriously, you pull it out of the box, snap on the front wheels, back wheels, foot stand and food try. Since it's automatically going to be used for toting two infant seats, I didn't even attempt to install the second canopy, but from looking at the instructions, it will be a piece of cake. Putting the carseats in was so easy. Simply push a button, rotate the feeding trays, and they snap in perfectly. The front carseat has a belt, but the second one doesn't appear to. Odd, but I don't think it will be that big of a deal. Size/Weight/Using it - While we obviously haven't used it with babies inside, I pushed it throughout our little house while laden with both car seats. While it looks sort of huge - like a vehicle in itself! - the ride is SMOOTH and the turning is easy!! This is better than the double stroller I had used previously with my 4 and 2 year old! I will return to this review once we've used it WITH babies and let you know if anything has changed. I'm interested in seeing how it will fit in our tiny 1999 Dodge Caravan, but I will say I was surprised at the size when we pulled it out of the box. I had expected it to be bigger! All in all, I give this amazing stroller 5 stars. I do not regret this purchase in the least! **UPDATE** the twins are 6 months old. Just the other day my husband commented about how this is by far the BEST purchase we've made. THERE IS a strap for both car seats, I just had to read the manual to find it. IT DOES fit in our tiny cargo area. Just barely, but it fits! This stroller is SMALL. I love it. It's light. I hate huge bulky strollers, and this one definitely is not bulky. We've taken this stroller to various stores, to the dam, walked on the road to a football game, it's been everywhere. It has been amazing! My only complaint is the space below for storage is SMALL. But, the stroller is small, so that's to be expected. The foot rest on the front seems to pop off a LOT when my 2 year old rides in it. He's short, and his legs are almost too long for it! But again, this is for using with small children, and I've read a few suggestions on how to fix the foot rest, so it may not be that big of a deal in the future. I still keep the 5 stars. I couldn't imagine this thing being any better than it already is!

I really like this stroller. I have used this once with a 2 yr old and a 2.5 yr old together, and mostly with a 2 yr old and a 7mo old. With the 2 two yr olds, it was just a bit havy, but still manageable and reasonable to steer. For my 2 yr old and 7mo old, its perfect. Easy to steer. Things I like about it: *Easy to steer. *Generous easy access storage basket that unsnaps for even easier access. *2 trays with cup holders, both of which can be turned down for use with a carseat( I have used the rear seat with my Graco carseat, and it worked great) *Easily changeable back seat that allows a child to stand instead of sit, or sit facing backwards. *Window through the rear sunshade to check on the baby. *nice color: I purchased the purple/dark gray version, and I like it alot for my boys, it would be great for a girl, too. It is dark enough to hide dirt reasonably, and will therefore look nice for a longer time. *the 5 pt harnesses are easily adjustable, and too difficult for a child to easily unbuckle by themselves *very easy to put up/take down if you understand how * can be wheeled one-handed once collapsed and easily stands upright in my house for storage * I can push it one handed on most streets/sidewalks Things that could be improved on: *wish it had rubber tires instead *difficult to close if you don't figure out to turn the front wheels around *the stoller is a bit long *the seats are kind of short in width from edge to back *the trays are supposed to swing out, and I accidently succeeded with this once, but haven't managed to do it again when it would've been helpful *the sunshades are difficult to remove(I haven't managed it yet) *The sunshades could be wider, I will have to supplement the back shade with a blanket crossing both with clips to adequately shade my baby. *The footrests are too close...useable but my kids (of average height) have legs too long for optimum comfort in this stroller. *very big when collapsed...I do not reccomend this for anyone who has a medium or small cargo space that they intend to store it in. I reccommend this stroller for people with average height/weight or small height/weight children. I do not reccommend it for anyone who intends to use it with older children( although could be used that way occasionally), as it would be unwieldy at too much weight. It would be great for someone who needed it for 2 babies in carseats also. Great stroller generally a good design. None of its faults are major issues for me. The only one that really should be a major consideration is its size vesus the size of where you need to store it, in my opinion.

Love the stroller, it’s easy to use and I love how strong it is so it’s not going to be easy to break. When it come to folding the stroller it’s easy and the storage it’s easy to put items on. When your on the go with two kids the stroller it’s smooth to push and easy to use. I love it how it’s perfectly made for two kids it comes handy.

This is the second time we've purchased two of these (the first two were damaged in a car accident)and really like them. I don't think anything is different at all but the color. Pros: They are well-built and quite strong, and work well for infants who can hold their heads up/sit up on their own, all the way to bigger preschoolers. They turn and handle well, and easy to open with a quick slide of the button while gripping the handle. We can easily fit both into our minivan by stacking them on their sides, then one on top of the other. They fold very nicely, and there is still plenty of space for groceries! Hint: I've found the easiest way to get them in and out of the trunk is to have it on it's side with the handlebar on the left and wheels on the right. Grabbing the handle with the left hand and the frame with the right, it has a nice weight distribution and seems to help ease the strain of lifting such a heavy/bulky item. We've logged hundreds of miles on our older ones, and expect as many on these. (I'm sure they had many more left in them, but they were badly damaged in the accident and we didn't want to put the kids at risk.) They're perfect for even Disneyland or the zoo since the wheels don't lock up. Cons: The baskets are not convenient at all because they are totally open at the back so things might slip out. Also, the footrest for the rear child blocks the top access to the basket so it's difficult to get things in and out. I will say that these new ones are more difficult to close- we almost have to twist the plastic piece with the slit onto the metal knob to get them to come together. Not easy with a bad back or arthritis... For the rear seat sit and stand feature, the seat had to be removed entirely, so there is no back rest for them to lean on. There's simply a strap. If they wanted, they could lean against the back of the front chair, but that would make them hunch over and be even more uncomfortable. Overall, we really like these strollers and were more than happy to buy the same thing again when we needed to. If you can live with the basket issue and (common for all these types)sit and stand issue, I'm sure you'll be happy with these.

Love this stroller. We got it for our 4 year old and 6 month old. We have taken it for walks and it handles very well. It is a little heavier to push and pick up but it's a double stroller andthat should be expected. Our 4 year sits in the front because the baby needs to lay back, but he sits comfortably (41 inches tall). His knees are a little high, but he doesn't complain and they don't hit the tray. By the time he's too big, the baby will be old enough to sit up front and he'll be standing. The front seat does not lay back but it will recline maybe an inch or two. Enjoy the cupholder trays at each seat and the two for adults. The individual cupholders seen in the video are NOT included. The trays have a little ledge to help keep toys, snacks in. There is a little compartment for keys or phone or something small by the adult cupholders. The handles are comfortable to hold. I'm 5'8" and don't have to bend or hunch or reach to push the stroller. The back seat folds to a laying position and has a peek-a-boo window above and behind seat. My 4 year old fits comfortably in this seat as well. The cover on the back seat is not movable but the one on the front is and has covered my son no matter what position the sun was in. The trays don't move as easily as I'd like to get the kids in and out (I've pinched a finger on occasion). The underneath storage is not large but has carried a couple jackets and receiving blankets fine. The back of the storage is open so there is a slight concern something could roll out, but nothing has yet. It folds up easily. It has a little weight to it, but its very manageable...wouldn't try loading it in the car while holding the baby though. It maneuvers very well and has a tight turn radius. We've used it in our house around our kitchen island and dinner table and haven't had any issues. Our driveway is on a hill and I was a little nervous the first time pushing this up the hill but it went up easily with no issues and I didn't have to work any harder to get it up the hill than I did walking. We plan on using this in Disneyland and like how it is thinner and long instead of wide. The double wide strollers have a much harder time going through isles and crowds because everyone is usually single file. Would highly recommend this product and the price is awesome (beats every other place we checked).

I have had 5 different double stroller, I still have 3. This stroller is by far my favorite. I have a Chicco brand infant car seat that can fit in either the back or front seat with my 2 1/2 yr old in either seat. The Chicco seats dont just fit right in like most other seats, I watched a YouTube video that someone made that taught me how. With the back seat you leave the seat on the stroller but unhook the back from the frame, lay it down as far as possible and detatch it from the canopy. You need to tilt the seat down a bit, feet down towards the ground, to get it under the parent tray. Dont worry the parent tray doesnt rest on your baby. The front seat you pull the canopy all the way forward, folded up, and use it as support under the car seat. I recommend using the safety straps when you have it in the front, not necessary for the back though. My only complaints, which all strollers have some issues there isnt one out there that is perfect, is that the basket isnt big enough for the diaper bag, its a little hard to turn with one hand, and the latch when folded doesnt stay latched. Our work arounds are to hang our diaper bag from hooks on the handle, to use two hands when turning, and to just be careful when carrying it while folded. A lot of people complain about the weight of the stroller. Its only 35lbs and what double stroller isnt heavy?!? Another complaint I have read is that its hard to fold, the trick is to pull the stroller backwards so that the front tires are in a backwards motion and then fold it otherwise the tires are in the way. Ive also read anout kids slipping out of the front seat, my 2 yr old never has and she isnt always buckled. Just make sure you understand that every stroller is going to have something you dont like and there isnt the perfect stroller out there. Hope this review helps some people out.

This product is great for hauling babies! It folds and unfolds easily, is a smooth ride, has plenty of storage underneath the babies and cup holders for each passenger and whoever is pushing the stroller! Of course it’s large and bulky, it holds twice the amount of babies. The 2 things I would change is 1. The storage up top for whoever is pushing should be larger. It isn’t even large enough for a smaller phone. And 2. A bar that’s solid enough to support maneuvering the stroller over curbs, and other obstacles!

Do not buy this unless you have a 15 passenger van or a semi truck! This stroller is beyond cumbersome- its unwieldy and does not fit in the cargo space of a standard family minivan. It also does not actually support any infant carseats! A carseat can be gingerly set upon it, in this highly unstable 'sling' but it has nowhere for it to snap onto, nor any belts to secure it. The seats of the stroller are angled forward so the only thing holding your toddler in it are the harness straps. The kid will basically dangle there uncomfortable and pissed off at the world while the baby teeter totters at the mercy of the wind or a bump on the path... All these issues with the stroller aside, if you should decide to return it, BEWARE! Remember this won't fit in your van without sacrificing seating- which you can't do because you needed this double stroller to cart all the kids around in the first place. So be advised that it REALLY won't fit when packaged back in its box- OH wait- can't do that because once you snap those locking wheels on it'd game over, it will never fit back in the box because they don't come back off, so you'll have to patchwork other boxes onto this box to seal it back up after ripping the side out to fit the stroller back in. Now, which child are you going to leave at home by itself to drive to UPS Store to ship it back? Better hope its not a hot day and you live in a town where nobody is going to call the cops on you for leaving your other kids in the van while you heave this monstrosity into the UPS store to be rid of it... Mine came with a broken part where one of the canopies attach. I reached out to Spreetail for a replacement part and they expected me to give them the part number, which as a consumer I pf course didn't have access to. After consulting the manual, I listed the page number amd figure number and detailed description of the part I needed and 2 weeks later what do I get? Just another canopy. So I had 3 canopies and only one worked. Ugh. I have been trying to return this for several weeks now. I finally figured out the packaging situation, but cannot get it in the van (see scenario above) and UPS wants me to pay $23 for them to come pick it up. Once again I reached out to Spreetail to ask them to issue me another return label with the pickup service included, or change it to fedex...either way would have worked. After nearly 13 hours of repeating myself they finally said they issued a fedex label but it just isn't there. All that shows for me is the UPS label....AND ...wait for it... it's invalid! There is now NO return listed on my account for this product! I have reported them to Amazon and hope they can fix this mess. I just want this stroller out of my life and my money back so I can order the stroller that will actually work for me... before my baby is too big for one. This all began when he was born... he's almost 3 months now!