This Bassinet Stroller Seat Can Be Converted for Overnight Sleep — Proving This Is One of the Most Versatile Strollers We’ve Seen
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This isn’t the first (and probably won’t be the last) time you’ve heard us write a love letter to the Mockingbird Single-to-Double Stroller. After all, Brittany Mahomes has one in her collection of strollers — and for good reason!
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As you may have guessed from the name, the Mockingbird Single-to-Double stroller is a single stroller that — with the help of a 2nd Seat Kit — can be converted into a double stroller. It can hold “regular” stroller seats, car seats, a riding board for older kids, and bassinets for infants (more on that later), all while maintaining the width of a single stroller.
Which is a godsend when it comes to storage and tight sidewalks!
Mockingbird Single-to-Double Stroller
The stroller is incredibly versatile, boasting 19+ possible arrangements (NINE! TEEN! PLUS!). And what’s one of those pluses, you ask? Well, we’ve made it to “later,” which means now is the time to get back to the bassinet. The bassinet — which is sold separately and comes in seven colors — clicks into the stroller frame so newborns can ride comfortably on their backs.
What brings this product to the next level, is that with the bassinet stand (or the bassinet and bassinet stand bundle), the bassinet can click into a stationary frame that is approved for babies to sleep in overnight. So instead of buying a bassinet from one brand and a bassinet stroller from another, Mockingbird has this dual-purpose, convertible system.
MOCKINGBIRD BASSINET STAND
Mockingbird Bassinet Stand
If your baby is lulled to sleep on the walk (that’s what we all want, right?), they can easily be moved from the stroller to the stand without being disturbed. And we know what you’re thinking, “Don’t risk waking the baby!” But the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends the following to reduce the risk of SIDS:
“If your baby falls asleep in a car seat, stroller, swing, infant carrier, or sling, you should move them to a firm sleep surface on their back as soon as possible.”
So again, the simpler the move, the better! And did we mention all the storage underneath the stand? Sure, your infant isn’t old enough for blankets or loveys, but it’s the perfect spot for overnight diapers and extra jammies!
*Chef’s kiss*
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