WonderFold - M1 Single Stroller

I got the WonderFold WonderPet stroller, and I love it. I have had it for years, still looks brand new. The bassinet comes off and can be used as a carseat or carried alone. Easy to fold, lightweight but sturdy. I get compliments on it every time I use it.

Look on marketplace. There are deals to be had. We got our wonderfold for $250 and it looked like it had never been used. We also have the double bob jogging stroller that we got for $150. I wouldn’t pay full price for a high end stroller but they’re worth the extra money

I have an Uppababy Vista, Bugaboo Donkey, Wonderfold, and the original Uppababy Minu. The Minu is my favorite and if I could go back, I would have started with that with that. 

I’ve recommended the Roam in my history. We’ve tried all kinds - Vista, Wonderfold, Butterfly, etc. Like everyone is saying, they all serve somewhat different purposes - Wonderfold is enormous so great for the zoo or multiples but a pain for a quick trip. Vista was great until about 1yo since it has so many options but after that it was a bit bulky and annoying to fold. Butterfly is good for a quick option but not at all on tougher terrain like gravel. Roam is the most versatile out of those we’ve tried - big and comfy, lots of storage, all terrain, folds pretty small for a full size stroller. It’s not light but is about the same as the vista while folding almost half the size. It’s not suitable for an infant but there is a car seat adapter and we mostly just used a carrier when she was really small as she preferred it to the carseat.

We have a wonderfold or whatever and only ever use it out in the yard or on walks it’s just too big to be taking places.

My kids aged out of our Wonderfold wagon a couple years ago but I still find uses for it! We bring it to the beach, the splash pad (we walk there), and we use it every Halloween to keep a cooler, coats, and candy. It was a tight squeeze in my Q5, but now I have a Q7 and it fits fine. I also don’t have any issue lifting it in to my car, but it is cumbersome.

We have a 5yo, 3yo, and 18mo and pregnant with #4. We have a double stroller and a wonderfold wagon that seats four. It didn’t feel necessary when we had just the 5yo and 3yo (back when they were a newborn and 20mo), as the double stroller more than met our needs. The wagon for us now is more of a luxury - we use the wagon mostly when we are walking long distances where the 5yo may need to ride in addition to the 3yo and 18mo. Also I don’t think I would want a kid younger than like 16-18mo to ride in the wagon unless you always strap them into the seat. It’s also way heavier to pick up, collapse, and actually doesn’t fit in our van without removing the handle. I never collapse or load it in the wagon, my husband does that and does the primary part of pushing it. But it is extremely nice to have when we go places like the zoo!! I should mention that my husband got an amazing deal on the wagon, I think it’s typically like $800 or something. He got it open box for something like $200-300. I don’t think we would have gotten it if we paid full price but who knows! When #4 is born we’ll need to use both the stroller and the wagon for a while to accommodate all the kiddos until he’s big enough to ride in the wagon! Editing to add that we have a Toyota sienna so it’s not like we have a small car. Though we do have to have all the seats up!

I have a Wonderfold, without seats, I think it’s great for big outings like the zoo, outdoor sports games, things like that. I like that the kids can sit up or take a nap, they can have all their things and have a cozy spot. When my older kids had field day at school I brought my wagon for my toddler so she could sit and have a snack, color, play with toys, or veg on her tablet when she got tired of running around, it really was perfect.