The 9 Best Bassinet Strollers
This wiki has been updated 22 times since it was first published in March of 2018. These bassinet strollers are designed to help your infant sleep comfortably or enjoy watching the world go by as you run errands or walk in the park. Many are equipped with user-friendly features, like shock-absorbing suspensions, easy-access handbrakes, and canopies that can shield your little one from the Sun’s rays. Most also conveniently convert to upright seating to accommodate older babies. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Bugaboo Cameleon 3 Plus
2. Uppababy Vista V2
3. Graco Modes Nest
Editor's Notes
May 06, 2020:
A bassinet stroller is a classy, trendy way to take your little one comfortably for walks in the park and on errands. Many models are part of travel systems and can be converted to accommodate older babies and toddlers, providing a lot of bang for your buck. Today we added in the versatile Bugaboo Cameleon 3 Plus, which features a reversible handlebar that allows you to push it with the two larger wheels in the front or the back. Older babies can sit in the upright seat until they weigh 37 pounds. Paired with adapters sold separately, the stroller is compatible with many major car seat brands. It’s got an easy-access handbrake and is made of fabric that’s conveniently machine washable.
The newly added Uppababy Vista V2 is made with your baby’s comfort in mind, with a canopy that unzips for airflow and a pop-out sunshade that shields him or her from the Sun’s harmful rays. The removable bassinet can also be used at night when you pair it with a stand that’s sold separately by the manufacturer. It comes with a bug shield, a shock-absorbing suspension system, a height-adjustable canopy, and a telescoping leather handlebar. Another new addition is the Graco Modes Nest, which comes from a well-known name in baby gear. This one comes with a car seat carrier and its base, making it an all-inclusive travel system. The stroller is equipped with a lightweight aluminum frame, a comfortable leatherette handle, a large storage basket, and a child try with a cupholder.
The Babyjoy 2-In-1 is a budget-friendly choice with conveniences that include a removable foot cover for extra warmth, a large bottom basket, and a matching diaper bag that provides more storage space. It’s made with a breathable linen fabric and features a foot brake that can be used comfortably if you’re wearing flip flops. Like some others, this one can carry a child lying down or who is able to sit upright unassisted. In this update, we removed the Belecoo Pushchair, which some users report can become scratched rather easily, and its setup instructions are difficult to follow.
For safety’s sake, never leave a child unattended in a stroller, and keep them strapped in properly at all times. In addition, don’t hang bags or purses from the handles, as they can cause the stroller to tip. Rather, place items in the bottom basket.
Special Honors
Joolz Geo² Customizable This convertible model can accommodate a newborn lying down, as well as older babies who can sit up independently. It features an extra-large storage basket on the bottom, and you can pick the colors of your fabric, the chassis, and the wheels. A bonus matching diaper bag is included with custom orders. joolz.com
Peg Perego Primonido Elite This elegant, versatile stroller system features a durable bassinet with a hood and a removable foot muff, and a chassis with fixed, air-filled wheels. The chassis is available in either a glossy chrome or a matte silver color. The wire shopping basket includes a solid insert that holds your gear securely. The reversible seat allows your baby to face mom or the world. pegperego.com
4. Evenflo Pivot Modular
5. Besrey Luxury
6. Baby Trend Manta
7. Cynebaby Carriage
8. Costzon Convertible
9. Babyjoy 2-In-1
Karen Bennett lives in Chicago with her family, and when she’s not writing, she can usually be found practicing yoga or cheering on her kids at soccer games. She holds a master’s degree in journalism and a bachelor’s in English, and her writing has been published in various local newspapers, as well as “The Cheat Sheet,” “Illinois Legal Times,” and “USA Today.” She has also written search engine news page headlines and worked as a product manager for a digital marketing company. Her expertise is in literature, nonfiction, textbooks, home products, kids' games and toys, hardware, teaching accessories, and art materials.