Mompush - Lithe V2 Lightweight Travel Stroller

We have the mompush lithe 2, it’s pretty small for a side by side. Once you add the two seats it honestly might take up less space than the double decker ones. It was under $200, more of a travel stroller vs once you can take on gravel/paths though.

I got the nuna car seat with target mompush stroller and bassinet.

Im 4’11” so i get it. I only do convertible car seats because being short makes holding a car seat so awkward. Plus, babies aren’t supposed to sleep in them outside a car. Strollers, I really like the mompush for a light compact stroller that turns into a bassinet, the mockingbird where you can adjust the handle and overall it looks nice and comfortable to push, you can purchase a bassinet snd overall it’s really comfy, the jeep jogging stroller is really nice as well but bigger.

Mompush Lithe V2. It's one hand fold and should be small enough to bring on the plane. 

We went with Mompush and LOVE it. My friend's who have had babies after me have bought the same set up we did because it was so good. We got the Wiz from RebelStork and bought the Chicco infant seat adapter. The wiz goes into an actual bassinet mode and has a zip on cover. So now that it's cold I can shove a blanket down by his legs and he can't kick it off because it's under the cover. Also nice because when he needs a bottle I can keep him buckled in and flip the seat into bassinet mode and let him drink. We recently got their travel stroller, also through rebelstork, and it's super nice as well!

Mompush Lithe 2 is a solid budget option. While I never used ours in Disney, we used it in several other theme parks and I WISHED we had it in Disney. It also comes with the rain cover and stroller bag.

We got a light weight stroller that lays flat for a newborn and then the seat inclines as they grow. It is about 11lbs and we love it, but as other people pointed out, it isn’t very robust. You aren’t going to be able to hang a lot of bags and things off of it.

It is the Mompush Lithe V2. https://a.co/d/2X4aeeu. (Amazon link)

We have the MomPush Lithe v2 and we love it. Take it everywhere and about to take it on our second flight!

What is your lifestyle? We live in a walkable area so we got a heavier duty stroller (Uppa baby vista v2) and it has been great for the bumpy roads and sidewalks. We use a MomPush travel stroller for quick car trips and travel. I use the ring sling ALL the time, especially popping into places like appts. Baby naps in it too. She is 98%tile so for comfort we switched to her convertible car seat at 5 months. Bucket seat is sitting in the garage. We never used it in the stroller or taking it anywhere except the first week after the hospital for her initial appts. After that, we transferred and she would sleep through transfers.

I also kind of think this. Especially if there’s a boardwalk or some sort of wooden situation. Also in the US there’s more room. We have a jogging stroller and a mom push lithe v2 travel. I love how compact it is for cars but the wheels are quite small and it jolts you forward with bumps. Not ideal for travel on cobblestones and bumpy roads which we do a good deal of like in Europe now. But in the US we almost always brought out jogging stroller along.

I commented on your Disney World post but your post got removed. Look into Mompush either Lithe or Nova. They're super compact and easy to maneuver in the park. I usually take the Chicco Bravo Primo if I'm not using the bus system but lately I've been using the Mompush Lithe and it's been super convenient. It's about 22lbs and folds up small enough to fit under a car seat behind the driver's seat.

I'd do the Nova if I could do it over. The Lithe is fantastic but the smaller wheels make it super bumpy while on rougher roads and the small under seat storage is annoying at times. 

I bought this Graco stroller to be used with car seat insert. But later found mompush travel stroller and loved it.