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      Bassinet Strollers & Travel Systems

      Your newborn can't sit up, hold their head, or form an opinion, but they can absolutely fall asleep on a moving sidewalk. A bassinet stroller is a flat carriage that clips onto the stroller frame. Some include the bassinet, some take one as an add-on, and a few have seats that recline flat from birth, just like a bassinet. Take the long way. They're asleep anyway!

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      FAQs About Bassinet Strollers

      Yes, on a handful of frames. Bugaboo's Donkey 6 widens into a side-by-side once you add a second bassinet. Bumbleride's Indie Twin takes one or two, as do Nuna's DEMI Next, Venice Child's Maverick, and UPPAbaby's Vista V3.

      Only if that bassinet says so, in writing. Some are sold as overnight-sleep approved and others state plainly that they aren't.

      About six months, or 20 pounds, whichever comes first. Bumbleride rates its bassinet to 19 pounds and 30 inches, and Bugaboo's bassinet stops at 20 pounds or six months. UPPAbaby's Bassinet is rated for up to 20 pounds. Nuna adds a milestone on top of the number: stop the day your baby starts pushing up on hands and knees, which often arrives before the scale does. It's a short season, so choose the stroller for the years it'll carry your child and treat the bassinet as the extra.