Stroller

lrashida85 · February 2012

I am looking for a stroller that can recline fully (something like a bassinet) and also be able to sit up when the baby is awake. any recommendations. all the strollers i have looked at are bassinets, however the baby has to stay laying down unless you have the attached car sit or if your out you have to get the bassinet out of the car for the baby to sleep in. do they have a stroller with a sit up ( like a car seat) and the flat bed like a bassinet in one for new borns.

Mrs.HisOnly · February 2012

My Bugaboo reclines fully with the actual seat. J has slept in that many times comfortably since he was about 3 months old

rach312 · February 2012

I have the Peg Perego Uno and it can do that. I didn't have the money that a Bugaboo cost (not that this stroller is cheap). It fully reclines, holds an infant seat, and has many different positions of reclining. I used the full recline with bassinet sides for a long time. Mine is already 3 and a half years old and still in perfect shape.

cocojack10 · February 2012

We have a Bumbleride Indie (Twin) that reclines fully, and grows with child as they sit up. The basket below is spacious, big canopy, drives amazingly, and offers ability to attach carseat if need be.

southmiamiwifejen · February 2012

I used the Baby Jogger City Mini and it reclines (almost) all the way flat. It's approved for use with newborns. I took my daughter for a walk in it when she was a few days old and she was comfortable in it with the seat pushed all the way back as far as it could go. At 2 years old, she's still comfortable using the stroller. Some people complain that the seat of the City Mini seat is too flimsy and not "firm" enough, but I didn't mind. It's not hard like a bassinett surface. But I felt it created a "hammock-like" feeling for the baby and I think she enjoyed the extra bouncy, jiggly motion that created (she liked movement so I feel like a bassinett would have been too stiff for her). I ended up buying the car seat adaptor for the City Mini and ended up using it with the car seat for her first few months of life, but on the few times that I actually just used the stroller seat itself when she was that little, I had no problem with it. The only reason I preferred using it with the car seat was because it allowed her to face me, whereas if I had just continued to use the regular seat, she would always be facing out and it was harder for me to see her. But comfort wise, just the seat by itself was fine.

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