
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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Mockingbird 3.0 lets you have the bassinet and the toddler seat on bottom!
I just got the new Mockingbird 3.0 (just released!) after seeing the review at Mommyhood101, and I LOVE IT! The new leg shades, huge canopies, adjustable seat back height, plenty of storage, and it's easy to fold and maneuver. It will, however, take up a ton of room in your trunk, like any double stroller. I drive a Tahoe so it's an easy fit, but if you drive like an Impreza, civic, Corolla, etc you might want to reconsider!
I call my Mockingbird 3.0 the Toyota to the Nuna's Lexus 😂 My friend has the Cybex e-Gazelle which is an electric assisted stroller. That's fkng bougie
I have this and love it so far!
I found mine while thrifting, and thank God because it was out of my personal budget. I have the mockingbird single 3.0 and love it. I know you can use it as a car seat/stroller combo, and there is a toddler ride along board you can purchase that attaches to the stroller. With my first I used Chicco key fit and purchased a caddy for the car seat to make it a stroller. I also love my Doona, but it's not the best for summer shopping trips, and I don't like them being stuck in the actual car seat the whole time (I have sweaty babies lol)
I have a 6 year old, 3 year old, and due with #3 in August so same age gaps as you. We have a mockingbird stroller setup to hold 3 kids with the riding board. I'd say the first two years of my seconds life we used it consistently as a double but my oldest quickly outgrew the seat. We used the heck out of it in the last year walking to school every morning when my oldest started kindergarten but we used it as a single stroller with the 3 year old in the seat and 6 year old on the riding board. I'm sure I'll use it as a double more when #3 comes but I do wish I would've just gotten a big push wagon instead. My 6 year old isnt very comfortable on the riding board for long walks and he has to hold on so he can't nap or snack on walks. It's also a bit clunky so make sure whatever you get you can lift on your own and it will fit in your car.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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