Mompush Wiz 2-in-1 Convertible Baby Stroller with Bassinet Mode, Foldable Infant Stroller with Reversible Seat and Large UPF 50+ Canopy

We just got this stroller for our 5 month old. I'm glad I waited to get this until she was a little older so we could get to know her personality a bit. Knowing her personality (i.e. easily over stimulated, likes to lay flat to sleep but sit up when awake, needs darkness to sleep, etc.) helped me know which features I really wanted in a stroller.Some must haves for our baby were:- Lay flat bassinet AND sitting up combo. (I didn't want to have a separate bassinet, so I like that this one converts from seat to bassinet using two buckles and a metal bar to create shape and support.) Also doubles as a good space for diaper changes - nice and private with high sides.- The ability to darken the space. (This one doesn't zip all the way around like the Passport, but it can be "closed up" enough that a nursing shawl or blanket can cover the remaining open space.)- The ability to have world-facing or parent-facing. (Our baby LOVES the people in her household. Other people... ehh... it's hit or miss depending on her mood. So, we wanted the parent-facing option for when she's had enough or we're anticipating a long day. )- Adjustable incline. I love that the incline is super adjustable with a strap rather than clicking into preset levels.Must haves for us as the parents:- Lots of storage space on the bottom. (This is our fourth baby. We're over carrying things on our backs. Plus, we mostly got this for trips to museums which don't allow backpacks but do allow strollers.) This under basket space can fit a packed lunch for the other five members of the family plus water bottles for all of us, baby's lunchbox full of bottles, the electric bottle warmer, a small bag of toys, and probably all of our thin jackets all at once without falling out because the sides are pretty high. I did order an additional bag to attach to the handle bars for diapers, wipes, bibs, spare clothes, diaper ointment, and a spare binki. Note: The included cup holder is slightly stretchy and fits a Deer Park Sport Bottle (the flip cap kind) perfectly. There are lots of after market options for additional storage on strollers as well.- Easy to collapse. You can collapse this one handed. The seat can be removed if you are really tight on space or are using it with a carseat adapter.- Great wheels. Don't forget to unlock the front wheels (I almost did and was wondering why it was so hard to turn, lol. Unlock them for easy turning.) The back wheels are reasonably heavy duty for uneven terrain. And the wheels are solid, so no flat tires.- Something I didn't know I wanted but totally love: A single lock for both back wheels. I always thought it was an inevitable pain to have to lock both back wheels individually. The Wiz single lock is a smart, thoughtful design feature.- My husband said he loves how smooth it is. He said it feels high quality.- High weight limit. My first three kids were in the tenth percentile. My fourth is in the 85th percentile, so she is rapidly outgrowing everything it seems. The 50lb weight limit is perfect. My 9yr old is around 50lbs, so I'm sure we won't need a stroller for this one by the time she is 50lbs, even if that's as early as 5 or 6 years old.Things I wish it had:- I wish this included the snack tray. It is sold separately, and I might get it at some point when my baby is older, but it would have been nice if they just included it. It's currently $40 to buy separately, but I think they could have priced that better or included it or at least gave the option to include it at a discount compared to buying it separately.- I wish this had an adjustable handle. The height isn't really an issue (I'm 5'2"), but it would be nice if it were adjustable in case my older kids want a go at pushing or to just make it a little more comfortable. I know MomPush does sell an upgraded version with an adjustable handle, but I didn't see that until I already bought this, and it does cost more for this "premium feature".- I also wish that the seat folded down like some other strollers I've seen for easier storage.Comparable products:The INFANS 2 in 1 is very similar and a little cheaper, but MomPush Wiz had faster shipping, and we needed it before our planned outing, so the Wiz won out on that. If I'd had a few more days to wait, I would have likely went with the cheaper option.Also, don't forget to add this to your baby registry before purchasing to get your 15% Completion Discount.

So affordable and convenient. My child loves this stroller. We used it from the time he/she was 1 month until now 4 months. The bassinet is sturdy and well made. The stroller pushes really smooth. The only downside to this stroller is there is no cup holder or anything to hold ur belongings. It folds up easy, and is easily adjustable

This stroller is too notch so far! We needed a stroller that had a near flat recliner, reversible seat, good manueverability for city sidewalks, and snack space. We got the add on snack tray too.Our girl loves hanging out in this! We have had no issues at all i am super impressed with the quality given the price point. Seems sturdy.

So I've had the same graco stroller for 8 years since my first daughter was born. I have been a die hard Graco mom and love my old stroller. When the wheelers started to get wonky and the fabric started ripping, I figured it was time to get something less bulky, lighter and slimmer but still wanted all of the perks I had with my graco.Here are some of the things I NEEDED to have when looking at a new stroller...1. The seat needs to be able to recline. With the lift of a lever, my graco seat could be adjusted to many positions between sitting up and fully reclining. A must have for a sleeping baby/toddler as well as on the go diaper changes in a pinch. This mompush stroller has the same functionality with the adjustment being made by a locking strap. Easy enough.2. The basket underneath needs to be good size. Both my graco and the mom push have a comparable basket size and accessibility.3. Parent console and kid snack and cup holder. My graco came equipped with all of these and these are a no-brainer. NOW. With this stroller, there obviously inst any of those except for on clip on cup holder. I decided to overlook this detail though because you can buy a snack tray and I have a Velcro parent console I use anyway.I love the versatility of this stroller. The only complaints I have though and the reason for 4 star review is the lack of #4 as well as the way the seat adjusent is. My gracos foot rest is changed by position by buttons on either side. The mompush seat is adjusted in every way by multiple straps and clips making it a little bit of a chore to adjust any part of the seat. I'm also not confident that these adjustments can be done with the child sitting in the seat. I just feel like the design could've been better if it had used some of the conveniences of other big brands.

Love this! This has been a great stroller for us, I love that it has multiple seat settings. The bassinet was so perfect for those early days, and I used it on the bassinet setting until now- baby is about to be 6 months and ready to sit up and see what’s going on! I like that the seat can face towards me, or out towards the world. This was worth the price for sure!

made the right choice as first time parents because it is so easy to put together I love the color & it’s very smooth . I love the extra space at the bottom . It folds easily & can fit anywhere. I like how it can convert & grow with your baby , from newborn to toddler which makes it versatile. I like the break on it. I like the UV protection , now I can just put a clip on fan & comes with cup holder. The price is great too & it prepares you for everything you need ! I saw new born car seat strollers for $500-$600 + dollars which weren’t worth the investment so glad we made the right choice .