Mountain Buggy - Swift (V3.2)

Can confirm that the MBS does really well over bumpy ground. The bassinet is not what OP really wants but I found it incredibly useful for a daytime sleep option for the first few months (just detracted it and used it a LOT).

I had a mountain buggy swift with my first and used it off road all the time (dirt, tree roots, national park etc). I would look for similar this time. It was really lightweight and manoeuvrable as well.

Mountain Buggy Swift stroller with infant bassinet. Maxi Cosi car seat, 0-4 years. Comfortable soft structured carrier. I'm a huge fan of a 3-wheeled functional, easy to maneuver stroller. I was a nanny for 16 years and Mountain Buggy was hands down my favorite and makes walks a dream. It folds down well. Grows with the baby very well. Incredibly smooth for both. Good storage. And importantly, it lasts! Even if you're small, you'll be able to control it with a couple of fingers, it's so responsive due to the 3-wheels and air filled tires. It is marketed for running and outdoor lifestyles, but it's perfect for city use too. I always encourage my friends to get a stroller for their toddler not their infant, because infant suitable stuff is short lived and a wee baby can work in any stroller but the real test is as baby grows and is heavier and the prams just struggle and then you struggle.

I did not love the uppababy, handle adjustment was not ideal and the brake on ours broke. it's the only double pram we ever had so I cna't compare. but as far as single prams go it does not hold a candle to the mountain buggy swift.

If I could have only 2 prams, the yoyo would be one of them! they're great.

Strollers are like shoes, you *can* have just one kind, you probably need different kinds for different situations. We ended up with I think 5 but in retrospect 3 would have been fine. **Babyzen yoyo** for flights and airports and very smooth shopping centre floors. **UppaBaby Vista double f**or 2 kids and for shopping trips (huge cargo sapce under) **Mountain Buggy Swift** for normal every day walks with one kid: this one is the king of prams, 3 wheel design, pneumatic tyres, perfect handle you can push with one hand, super easy to fold. If I could have only one this would be my one.

I know you found one but I like the mountain buggy v3…. Not only does it lie flat, suitable for newborns, but it can accept ANY newborn or infant car seat … it has a seatbelt like strap attached so you can put your car seat on it and securely attach it. Great if you are ever travelling with a car seat

Redsbaby nuvo is an awesome pram and if budget is no issue I’d get that and a travel pram or an off road pram depending on your lifestyle. I have the nuvo and a mountain buggy for bushwalks