There are plenty of strollers on the market to cart around your kiddos. Plenty of great ones and plenty of not so great ones. I made several mistakes when buying a stroller for my first. The biggest mistake was not reading reviews!
If you want to know if a stroller sucks (or any product for that matter), read the reviews. Moms are far more likely to complain about a product than praise it simply because we don’t have time to go gushing about every item we love. Our time is precious. But if you give a mom a crapy product, she will make time to tell all the other moms why this is the worst thing ever simply because she had to endure even a tiny amount of suffering.
So lesson learned. I read reviews on just about anything I am about to buy. I won’t be fooled again!
Best Double Stroller – Infant, Toddler Combos

Baby Jogger City Select
So what are some of the best double strollers for carrying your infant and toddler around? One thing that always narrowed down the field for me was price. I didn’t have thousands or even hundreds to throw at a stroller so it was important for me to find the best strollers at the best price.
So in terms of price, I have two favorites:
Baby Trend Sit N Stand
Baby Jogger City Select
Both of these strollers are affordable. The Baby Trend Sit N Stand is much more affordable than the City Select but the City Select comes with more fun options and seating configurations.
There is so much that I like about each of these strollers. Both of them allow for you to seat two infants, two toddlers, an infant and a toddler. The combinations are endless.
The Baby Trend stroller is definitely more basic. It is a great option if you need something more affordable. If you have a slightly higher budget and want a stroller that rides easier, has more seating options, is more versatile, then I would go with the City Select.
Both are great options but you will see in the comparison of key features that the City Select has a little more to offer.
Baby Trend Sit N Stand Key Features:
- Can sit two infant seats, or two toddlers, or one toddler and one older child.
- Covered parent tray with 2-cup holders
- One hand fold is fast and easy to use
- 5-point child restraint safety harness
- Removable/Swing away child tray with cup holder
- Removable rear seat converts stroller to traditional Sit N Stand
- Foot activated rear brake
- Decent undercarriage storage basket
- Dimensions – 21.5″W x 49″L x 43″H
- Weight – 32.5lbs
Baby Jogger City Select Key Features:
- Easy Folding – Folds onto itself by pulling up the sides. Very easy!
- 16 Different Seat Configurations – Forward Facing, Parent Facing, Sibling Facing are just a few of the positions you can put the seats into!
- Single, Double or Triple Stroller – 2nd seat can be purchase as well as a glider board to make this a double or triple stroller!
- Multiple Seat Reclining Positions – The seats are perfect for naps. They lay back nearly flat. Not something you find in most strollers.
- UV 50+ Sun Canopy – Great shade and has a window with magnetic closure to make checking on your child easy and convenient.
- Wheels – 8″ wheels in the front can be locked for long distance strolling and 12″ forever-air rear tires.
- Adjustable Handlebar – The handlebar adjusts in height which is great for taller adults. The brake is also on the handlebar making it easy to set and release.
- Travel System or Bassinet Options – An adapter can be purchased so you can attach your car seat and make the stroller a travel system. You can also purchase a bassinet attachment for young babies.
- Adjustable Footplates
- 9 Color Options
- Holds up to 45lbs Per Seat
- Dimensions Unfolded – 43.5″ x 25.75″ x 38.5″
- Dimensions Folded – 12.5″ x 25.75″ x 32.75″
- Weight – 28lbs
If you need a stroller that will grow with your family, is affordable and gives you options, then you really can’t go wrong with either of these!
Click here to read my full review of the Baby Trend Sit N Stand stroller.
Click here to read my full review of the Baby Jogger City Select stroller.
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Thanks you for sharing such an amazing post. .I have a newborn who is just 2 month old and a 4 year old daughter. I am looking for a lightweight stroller which is suitable for flight travels, for the younger one, which can also be used by 4 Year old. Would appreciate any recommendatiions.?
Hi! If you want a single seat stroller that is lightweight, my favorite has to be The Baby Jogger City Tour stroller. It’s feather light at only 14lbs, folds down nicely, and comes with a backpack carrying case for it which would be amazing for traveling. But one of my favorite things about this stroller is that the seat reclines pretty far for a small stroller and it has a storage basket. That is hard to find in a small stroller. You can check out the Baby Jogger City Tour, here! We love ours! Hope this helps!
Great stroller collection, I have found a double stroller for my 2 children. Thanks for your post. I will regularly visit your blog !!!
Hi Lisa,
I agree this is a great stroller! I am glad the article helped you. Thank you for your comment and I hope to see you around the blog!
I like the look of the Baby Trend Sit N Stand stroller. I have three kids that are toddlers/infants and it’s just a hassle to get them all going in the right direction. Does the stroller come with an infant carseat too? Or is it adaptable? I also like some that allow your kids to face each other while they’re riding, instead of staring at the back of another seat. Does this one turn that way?
You can purchase the Baby Trend Sit N Stand as a travel system (with an infant seat). There is a bundle for that. I personally think that is the way to go! But it does not have a seat configuration to allow kids to face each other. The City Select is your best bet for that kind of set up. It has many more seat configurations. I love the kid facing option too which is one of the many things I love about the City Select!
Sarah, I also agree with Heather on this. The Baby Trend Sit N Stand as a travel system (with an infant seat) has really helped me. I was in the same situation as yours. However, after looking through the City Select I think it is a good system for anyone with such needs to look for it. Trying out the two before you buy will be cool. The pricing also differs. Therefore you should think about checking the prices and comparing your budget before you buy. These two tips will give you the best prices for your buy.
I used to go and play with the strollers in Babies R Us before buying. I would take my travel seat or grab the intended seat off their display and start hooking, unhooking, folding, moving, pushing, etc. I know I looked crazy (and I usually did this pregnant) but with each child I had, what I needed from a stroller changed. I will say the City Select has best served me with younger kids! The Baby Trend when I had an older one ready for the platform. Thank you for your great advice, Amelia, and for stopping by!