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You Had One Kid, Now There Are Two (Or More!). You Need A Sit And Stand Stroller. Thank Us Later.

by Jessica Waller
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Joovy Sit And Stand Stroller

Somehow, it’s happened. You have not one, but TWO kids (what?!). And you now have to cart both of them around town without losing one (or your mind). But fret not, thanks to the genius invention that is the sit-and-stand stroller. It’s exactly as described—one kid sits, one kid stands, and you get a mini-workout in trying to push both uphill. Perfect for a snoozy infant and a wiggly toddler, the sit-stand stroller is a must-have for trips to storytime or the playground or the grocery store. And bonus—unlike that land yacht of a double stroller you got secondhand from your sister, these will actually fit in your trunk. Here’s our list of the best sit and stand strollers and ride-on boards around.

Best For Solo Standers (And One Infant)

Perfect for the older kiddo who loves to zoom around without being tied down (strapped in).

Baby Trend Sit N Stand Ultra Stroller
$101
Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller

Need a stroller to accommodate your party of two? We got you. The Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller—consisting of a padded bench seat and multi-position reclining front seat—is not only spacious for the kiddos but it’s considerably less bulky than similar strollers on the market. Whether you have a minivan or a sedan, you won’t have to worry about this bad boy taking up too much space. Speaking of cars, it’s compatible with all Graco SnugRide Classic Connect & Click Infant Car seats for one helluva smooth ride. This Amazon customer raves, “This stroller is amazing. The footprint is very manageable, it folds up tighter than our single Graco jogging stroller and was very easy to assemble.” In regards to assembly and fit, she adds: “The cup holder portion “clips on” and can be removed from the front bar, leaving plenty of room for the car seat to click in securely without reclining the front seat one bit. It is a perfect fit.”

$144
Baby Trend Sit N Stand Sport Stroller, Meridian Hill

It’s not everyday you hit the jackpot when shopping for strollers (it’s actually a lot like shopping for a new car—you’ve got to test it out before you buy), but we feel like we’ve struck gold over here. The Baby Trend Sit N Stand Stroller is super functional (hellooo, luxury canopy for ze baby) and easy on the wallet. Why spend $300+ if you don’t have to? Ya feel? Two Walmart customers chime in that “it gets the job done” and is “great for the price.” Oriented toward growing families, this mom-approved stroller, can accommodate up to two children sitting in the stroller seats or one sitting and one standing. You’ll never have to worry about this beast rolling down a hill backwards (every mom’s worst nightmare, amirite?) thanks to front wheels that easily lock into place. Bonus: It folds up compactly for easy storage and contains a removable snack tray.

$112
Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite Stroller
$200
Chicco BravoFor2 Standing-Sitting Stroller
$292
Graco Uno2Duo Stroller
$270
Graco Ready2Grow Click Connect LX Stroller
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$137

Great For Twins (Or More!)

Got two kids still in carseats or sitting-mode only? Try one of these versatile options.

Joovy Caboose Too Graphite Stand-On Tandem Stroller
$170
Baby Jogger City Select Stroller
$540

Ride-On Board Add-Ons

Still in love with your current stroller? Try one of these standing adapters to make that single a double.

Britax Stroller Board
$100
BabyZen YoYo+ Ride On Board
$125
Lascal Buggy Board Maxi
$70
Evenflo Stroller Rider Board
$55

And for your other baby gear needs, right this way.

SHOP THE STORY

Chicco BravoFor2 Standing-Sitting Stroller
$292
Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite Stroller
$200
Graco Ready2Grow Click Connect LX Stroller

They sit, they stand, they lay, they sleep, you push. This movable taxi does it all for under $200 AND it folds with one hand. Seriously.

$137
Graco Uno2Duo Stroller
$270
Joovy Caboose Too Graphite Stand-On Tandem Stroller
$170
Baby Jogger City Select Stroller
$540
Britax Stroller Board
$100
BabyZen YoYo+ Ride On Board
$125
Lascal Buggy Board Maxi
$70
Evenflo Stroller Rider Board
$55
Baby Trend Sit N Stand Ultra Stroller

You’re a busy mama—it’s time to put your stroller to work. This sit ‘n’ stand stroller from Baby Trend is so convenient that you’ll want to take it everywhere (the park, Six Flags, Tar-jay!). Whether you have one child or two (it accommodates up to two infant car seats so you could potentially have one sitting and one standing), it’s guaranteed to make that vital work/life balance more obtainable. For the baby’s first ride, you really couldn’t ask for more. The price is just right, especially if you’re already starting to save for your L.O.’s college tuition. #MomJokes The compact size makes it super easy to fold and pack for road trips or just keep up with in general—store it in a closet or place it in the trunk of your family SUV for one less worry. Brianne B. from Amazon says, “It is super easy to maneuver and push which was my biggest need out of a stroller.”

$101
Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller

Need a stroller to accommodate your party of two? We got you. The Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller—consisting of a padded bench seat and multi-position reclining front seat—is not only spacious for the kiddos but it’s considerably less bulky than similar strollers on the market. Whether you have a minivan or a sedan, you won’t have to worry about this bad boy taking up too much space. Speaking of cars, it’s compatible with all Graco SnugRide Classic Connect & Click Infant Car seats for one helluva smooth ride. This Amazon customer raves, “This stroller is amazing. The footprint is very manageable, it folds up tighter than our single Graco jogging stroller and was very easy to assemble.” In regards to assembly and fit, she adds: “The cup holder portion “clips on” and can be removed from the front bar, leaving plenty of room for the car seat to click in securely without reclining the front seat one bit. It is a perfect fit.”

$144

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