Mompush - Wiz Pro

I am still waiting on baby to arrive so I haven’t been able to literally test drive yet BUT I will say it is fantastic in person. The materials look nice, the wheels are zero turn/smooth (there is no tread on them but they are puncture proof). It’s easy to assemble and the bassinet feature feels sturdy. The fold is one handed but you will need two hands to unfold it because a little latch engages to keep it folded. I found this cumbersome to figure out, but I don’t think it’ll be an issue once I am more comfortable using it. It is a little on the heavy side, but that is to be expected from the specs and just makes it feel like it’ll last into toddlerhood. Overall, I think it’s going to end up being a nice stroller for our needs and the price point was amazing. I’ll leave an official review on the website once bub is here and I’ve been able to fully test it!

The handle doesn’t move up or down!

I second this. I’ve had mine going on one year now and I’ve had no issues.

I have the Mompush Wiz and I like mine! We didn't bother with the removable car seats though. My mom used one when my sibling was a baby and I knew I hated those things and didn't waste my time on it lmao.

I was gifted a mompush wiz and absolutely love it. My 20mo enjoys it as well, and will hop into his chariot when he desires to be chauffeured around. Sometimes he pushes it himself, or prefers to walk. It's useful for when we go out and there's going to be a lot of walking. Those little legs can only go so far before getting pooped out. I am really pleased with the quality of it. I hit it with my car at one point, and other than some scrapes, you can't even tell. (No, the baby was not in it, and the car was a miata so it might not really count) I put our gear in the lower basket. Got the cupholder attachment. I take it to festivals and the whole thing disassembles and folds up such that it'll fit on the back rack of a golf cart. Used the bassinet setting from day 1 up until about a year. Not sure what we're going to do when baby #2 comes, as the bassinet was incredibly useful.  I reckon we'll also get an umbrella stroller or a wagon for the bigger tot soon. Check height/weight maximums to see how your kid will fit and for about how long. 

We use the Mompush Wiz and love it

The bassinets are only nice for a maybe the first couple months? 4 months at most in my experience but it will depend on your baby and lifestyle. My sister’s stroller doesn’t have a bassinet mode but instead lays flat and her daughter still took great stroller naps a few times a week. We had a Momcozy Wiz for the first 11 months and didn’t use the bassinet mode once he could hold his head up when buckled. We recently upgraded to a Joie Kava. The biggest downside for me is that there’s no way to face baby towards you but again that’s a nonissue after 4/5 months. You could also see what you could find on Facebook marketplace!

I think it’s really hit or miss tbh. For my firstborn we did a MomPush Wiz. It didn’t even hold up for the first year. It became extremely difficult to push and the frame was all loose and weird. This time we’ve done a Mockingbird as our single stroller and the difference is night and day. But also, we went with a more budget friendly for our side by side double. We got the Bombi twin and so far I’m happy with it. The push is very nice and it’s got a lot of features I love. But I don’t have a “high end” side by side double to compare it to so maybe I’d love it less if I had experience with a Bugaboo Donkey or something.

We went with the MomPush Wiz (UK brand) and a Chicco car seat. We also bought the adapter for the so we could put the car seat in instead of the bassinet. But the total was around 350 for all of it. Check out fromrebel.com for deals on baby gear! They get items that are overstock or were returned but not used and sell them at a discount.

I got the MomPush Wiz and it's seriously the best. A friend of mine got the same one after seeing mine. The seat turns into a safe sleep bassinet which was super useful for me. We bought the Chicco adapter for the infant car seat. I'm actually looking at MomPush's new travel stroller now that babe is older and we will be on the plane a bunch next year.

Love our mompush wiz! The bassinet mode is awesome. Still use it now when he needs a bottle and we are out. Just click the buttons, flip it back, and he can lay down and hold the bottle himself.

Quick and easy info: Graco, Chicco, and Evenflo have been around for decades because they make good products. If you want you can stick with those brands you can get a great car seat and stroller. Infant car seat is nice for; 1. babies born in winter. keep them snuggly between car and building. 2. if you don't have a garage. I can't imagine trying to hold my 2 week old and all the other stuff needed to go out, when leaving my 2nd floor apartment. Much easier to have baby contained safely in the car seat. 3. Most infant seat click right into stroller. Unless you are getting a bassinet, it's not safe for an infant to be in a stroller let alone sleeping in it. If none of those things are a concern. Then a convertible car seat will be just fine. What we ended up doing was getting a Chicco infant seat and a mompush wiz stroller with an adapter for Chicco. The stroller is both a bassinet and a regular stroller. So when he was little I could take him on walks and he could sleep in the bassinet. I go on lots of long walks and specifically wanted a stroller with an actual bassinet. Lots of the travel system strollers will lay down but they aren't flat enough to be considered safe for newborn sleep. For quick in and out of the car I would pop in the car seat. We just upgraded to a Graco convertible at 7 months since he was hitting the height limits on the infant seat.

Mompush Wiz!!! I seriously love it so much. The whole seat can be laid flat like a bassinet but is also a regular stroller seat for older infants and kids. It's also handy because when we are out and LO needs a bottle I can just flip the seat back and he's lying flat and able to drink on the go!

We also wanted a bassinet that baby could sleep in while we were out running errands or on walks. I have always gone on long walks so I knew having a bassinet would be worth it for me. We went with the Chicco keyfit 35 and Mompush Wiz with the Chicco adapter. I randomly found Mompush strollers online and I'm so happy I did. They are a great price and are super versatile!

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!

More budget-friendly option - we loved the Mompush Wiz for this reason. Bassinet mode fully converts into a regular stroller seat. The downside is that we had to upgrade to a larger toddler-size stroller seat as our baby grew. Around 14 months, our (tall) toddler was feeling a bit tight in that seat.

I got a Chico Bravo (used) with the plan to use it with the carseat. I also bought the caddy stroller (used) to use for in/out of the doctors office, store, etc. Then I realized my baby was so uncomfortable in the car seat especially before 12 weeks. I love to go on walks and hated putting her in the car seat. I then realized there is no bassinett attachment for the Chico Bravo or caddy. I would have never thought before actually having my baby that I would need this. I then bought a Mom Push Whiz (bought an open box on discount from Rebelstork) and used that but the Keyfit 35 carseat is not compatible (they do have an attachment for the Keyfit 30). Long story short I ended up with 3 strollers that I used at different times lol Now that she is 6 months we are back to using the Chico Bravo because we don't need the bassinet anymore. If I could do it all over, I probably would have just bought a more expensive stroller that does it all. The wheels on the Mom Push Whiz are way poorer quality than my Chico Bravo. I think I would look into UppaBaby or Mockingbird as much as it pains me to say it because I thought they were just trendy and overpriced.