Best Baby Stroller for Two Kids – Graco Ready2Grow LX

I am in love with this stroller. Do not pay $600 on a stroller when you can get this one for half. I also got the compatible car seat to go with it just so you know the compatible car seat is the SnugRide Graco brand obviously. This was the easiest stroller to put together and it's very easy to collapse. It does collapse like a single stroller would it's a tiny bit bulkier than a single stroller but that's obviously because of all of the room that you have on it for your children. I can still fit it in my trunk and I have a Chevy Cruze. I love how it can grow with my children too. You do get your money's worth out of this

Needed a stroller for my newborn and 2 year old. Choose this one since we already have the greaco car seat for our newborn, and saw it would be compatible to the stroller to snap on. It is a little tricky when you first open and close it because you need to figure out how to push in the buttons on the side of the handles. Once you do it folds very easy m, and the latch on the side helps keep it closed, and not snap back open. Toddler loves to use the seat and standing feature. Wish it had another cup holder but the perfect size, and easy to maneuver around is a great sell.

This is perfect at a reasonable cost. The infant car seat is extra but worth it. 

I bought this for my sister and she loved it sadly she left it in her car and someone broke into it and stole it

I live on the third floor of a suburban apartment and recently had my third baby in 3 years—I needed the ability to get all three out to the car and back by myself while keeping me sane and my kids safe. This. Is. The. One. I use it multiple times a day, and it holds up well with heavy duty use. (1) It folds to fit into my trunk like a breeze (I fold it at least 2x daily and it’s no trouble at all). I don’t need the sunshades generally, so it would be slightly bulkier if those were on, but it’s still a very compact fold. (2) it’s so versatile. The newborn car seat goes in the top position, my 18mo goes in the front seat, and my almost 3yo “helps” push the stroller (or stands on the platform while holding onto the handle). Once baby #3 is out of the infant carrier, she can go in the front seat and the older 2 can fit on the sit and stand at the same time. It’s not a triple, but there’s so much space on the back! (3) It’s so easy to maneuver in indoor spaces (in and out of elevator, through doors). This is due to both its compact frame and easy turning wheels. (4) I would totally take this to a place where we would need to alternate frequently between having the kids contained and letting them out to play/explore, such as the zoo or children’s museum.
(5) This would totally work for transporting a toddler and a baby for longer periods, though I wonder whether an older baby would get frustrated in the upper seat by not being able to look around. Love this stroller, but if I needed a solution to transport 2 or 3 toddlers for longer periods, I would likely use a wagon instead of this. (6) The basket is *huge*. I didn’t realize just how much space there was until it arrived but wow! I can bring up a significant number of grocery bags in the basket, since taking trips out to the car with babies and toddlers isn’t practical when you live on the third floor.
In short, but it!! In 9/10 cases, this stroller is almost certainly what you’re looking for!!

Edit: I live in the northern Midwest, where we get lots of snow. It’s certainly not built for snow (or rough terrain), but I regularly take it through a snowy parking lot loaded with 2 small toddlers and an infant car seat. With some extra muscle, it gets the job done—as long as I can keep my kids contained, this is not a dealbreaker for me.

This has definitely made going out with multiples easier. At the time we didn’t have our wagon but this works just as great, especially since one is still in a car seat.