Momcozy - ChangeGo Baby Stroller

Comfort and smoothness of use while traveling is what we value most" as we have to push our child a lot, and once before we went for a walk and the park had a lot of small stones,  the momcozy changego I’m using now is great. I love that it can switch between a single and double stroller. We have two kids in the family, so that flexibility has been a game changer! 

Since we’re having twins, the options are even more limited! I wanted an uppababy vista twin travel system but it proved to be elusive and almost doubled in price. Next up was a cybex, but it kept going out of stock! Two bassinet configuration was important to me and I finally found it with the momcozy stroller. I don’t remember the name of the model but it was a single to double that came with the toddler seat and a bassinet. I had to buy an additional seat and bassinet but the frame is large enough to accommodate. I’ll keep everyone updated. The momcozy when all was said and done was still significantly less expensive than the uppababy and the cybex. I knew we’d have to spend on the stroller but I was happy spending less than $2K. Twins are expensive yall.

We have the momcozy change go and it accommodates two bassinets! I think you can add car seat adapters too but we don’t use those. Just the bassinets.

We have the convertible car seats and we bought the momcozy change go stroller. It can handle two bassinets! It was much less expensive than uppa. I did have to buy the additional bassinet and toddler seat but the frame fits both nicely and it’s very sturdy. Highly recommend.

We’re having twins so that limited the splurging but we did use our baby shower Amazon gift cards for the momcozy bottle washer, dryer, and sterilizer combo. I’m looking forward to using it. We also got the evenflo revolve 360 car seats (gifted from MIL). I’m hoping that we’re able to use those without needing infant seats. We also bought the momcozy change to go stroller with two bassinets and two bucket seats. I wanted to go super high end on a lot of the purchases but two babies so….. we have stayed pretty conservative.

We have the momcozy change go. It fits two bassinets and we have the toddler seats for when it’s time for those. It’s a tandem rather than a side by side. No complaints! It steers well, plus it’s very sturdy.

So I have a Nuna trvl and an Uppababy Cruz v2. The Nuna Trvl is okay and I do like it, but I LOVE the Cruz v2. I feel like it’s sturdier than the Nuna, and handles more of my bs. Lol I bought the UB myself after 3 months, realizing my baby LOVES being outside. I wish I had just got this one from the beginning with the bassinet (or even the Nuna Triv or Mixx Next). But, I think that it’s something you don’t know until you have the baby and they like what they like. With that said, I bought a Momcozy and a different brand (one of those 3-in-1s) secondhand before I bought the UB. I needed something in a pinch bc my LO just wanted to be outside. Both of those were nice and would have worked, but I hated folded them so I just left them in the garage and hated getting them in and out of the car. They also didn’t work with my Nuna Pipa (which I do love). So for me, the UB was worth it. We’ll be traveling with the Nuna Trvl next month.

We’ve got a little baby and a toddler just over one, and after checking out a bunch of double strollers, we went with the Momcozy ChangeGo. So far, the biggest win is how durable it is, our older one sits in it every day with zero issues, and the newborn fits perfectly in the bassinet or car seat. The seats adjust super easily, so it works for all stages. Folding it takes a bit to get the hang of, but it fits in the trunk no problem. Pushing it around is rock solid, even on bumpy streets it feels totally stable. Whether it’s daily outings or long trips with the kids, it holds up. And honestly, for the price, it’s a serious bang for your buck.

Sounds like we're in a similar boat, we live in a NYC apartment with a 3yo and a 1yo. Late last year, we upgraded to momcozy changgo . The best part is that It switches between multiple modes, which is clutch for hauling two kids around. They say it’ll last till the kids are walking on their own, so it’s basically our forever stroller. This thing handles everything when we’re out with both kids. Ofc it’s not as light as a travel stroller, but it’s solid and reliable.

We have a momcozy changego double and it’s been great so far. It switches between single and double, which works perfectly with my 2yo and 6mo. I like that it has a lot of options so we don’t need to buy another stroller later

I personally have the Joolz Aer+ and use it for everything. I’m tiny and my condo has 5 stairs to the elevator so I wanted a portable option that I could lift only. I take it on the subway, I put a bag in the underneath part and have the Momcozy one with the cupholders on the top (which is the best by the way) and it works for me. The only caveat is the wheels aren’t durable for like, heavy gravel or dirt. Which I’ve mostly avoided. Also have a car and a place upstate, we’ve flown once and I’ve used it for all. We used the Nuna carseat on the stroller with adapters for about 2 months. We really doubled down on waste and saving money and also didn’t get a separate bassinet for the bedroom, we used the Joolz carrycot bassinet for sleep for 6 months, up until like a week ago.

The uppapbaby in my opinion is crap lol the stability bar goes through the middle of the basket, most babies grow out of the bucket car seat around 6-8 months, and it’s expensive. They also charge you for all the extras like a bassinet, adaptors etc. Buy a stroller to suit your life style, and then adapters for car seats that’ll fit into your vehicle(not all car seats are a one size fits all) I’m in Canada & we chose to buy a baby jogger city select stroller used, and the peg perego nido 35 car seat new. Now the city select I wouldn’t recommend for a travel stroller as it’s big. But man can that thing carry a lot and can convert to a double stroller. I’d look at Joolz, and the mom cozy travel system stroller(the exact name is blanking rn but it’s recently released and you don’t need to buy any extra attachments for it. It all comes built in)

We got the momcozy!

It really depends on how many kids you have and your budget, but if you’ve got two kids, the momcozy changego is perfect. We bought this stroller, and since our kids are a year apart, it’s been a lifesaver. When I want to take both kids out, I just switch it to double stroller mode. If my little one is napping at home,then I turn it into a single stroller and take my older one to the nearby park to play. As for the price, the functionality and versatility of it make it totally worth it to me.

Maybe you can try momcozy changego. My son’s almost 40 pounds too, and this strollerand this stroller handles him just fine, plus it pushes really smoothly. Also, I feel like its five-point harness really keeps my baby secure and gives me peace of mind.