Stroller Toy Reviews

I was so happy to find this in a unisex color since most are pink. My 16 month old son loves to push his real stroller, but is constantly pulling it over on himself, so I bought him this with the hope that he would like it the same, which he does. He plays with this all day pushing various toys around the house and backyard. It's very realistic, folding up just like an actual umbrella stroller and locks into place when open. The "lock" is a bit flimsy, but hey, it's a doll stroller. I truely think this is one of the best things we've purchased for him.

My mother bought this for my daughter when she was going to be looking after her in a large hotel for a week. She thought it might distract the baby (who was 13 months) to have something to push around. This inexpensive little push-toy has exceeded all of our expectations (and fit easily into our luggage on the way home!). Our daughter has now turned two and has played with this stroller almost daily for the last 11 months. She got a bigger, heavier doll stroller at 15 months but didn't play with it as much because the light umbrella stroller is so maneuvreable. She learned to race around the family room, take tight corners, tip the stroller back to get over obstacles, and get her Barney in and out of the straps. Friends of ours bought fancy, heavy "educational" push-toys for their toddlers that went unplayed with but this toy is a favourite of my daughter and of every little visitor, boy or girl. I recommend this 100% to any toddler parent.

My one year old LOVES this stroller. She literally will spend a good part of the day walking up and down the livingroom with her dolly in the stroller. Then she lift out the doll, give her a hug, put her back in and set off again.
I have the umbrella travel system and the carrier is very cute too. Highly recommend this item.

This stroler is really cute, BUT for some reason the wheels kept coming off.Quite annoying for my 2 yr. old.Beside's that it's a good stroller, very cute, big enough to hold bigger dolls.

I bought this stroller for my neice and she loves it. Very well made.

We gave this to our two year old for her birthday and she loves it. She likes taking her dolls out for a walk. She loves pretending to be a mommy and this looks so real she fits right in.

my dad bought this for my little sisters 3rd birthday and she loved it he also bought the individual carseats (that come with the doll) like our twin brothers travel system and she puts the carseat in the back since the front doesnt have a tray(thats one thing she doesnt like)and pushes it everywhere it folds down very easy and is worth your money

This is a great toy that inpirers girls that love dolls and kids.
It's eduucational value is good because it shows girls how to
repect there dolls.

These are Berenguer's 16-inch "La Baby Nursery" dolls, not the "Lots to Cuddle" series advertised.

Despite the sculptured hair, they look like real babies. Beautiful coloring and faces, not the garish skin tones and coarse features usually seen in mass-produced African-American vinyl dolls. High quality vinyl, which looks like delicate skin.

The identical twins are a clear, light brown with no ugly red or muddy tones. Their realistic eyes are dark hazel-brown with a slight grey cast, as opposed to the stereotypical dark brown and black. Entirely different from the other A-A Berenguers. As a dollmaker, I'll treat them to a bit of the popular "reborning" techniques, adding eyebrows, eyelashes, soft curly wigs and French manicures/pedicures. They'll be loads of fun to costume and accessorize. The stroller will also be worked on to make it less toy-like in appearance.

I'm not into baby dolls as a rule, but these two are so adorable they couldn't be passed up.

I bought 2 of the strollers for my twin 16 month old girls..and they love them. They put their dolls in them and cruise all over the house with them. The only hard part at this point is the seatbelt. They know how to buckle it, but can't buckle it again ...so that is frusturating, but they will get it as time goes by. They are not super strong, but for what we paid I think they are just fine. They have withheld a lot of abuse so far!

Received this as a gift for my 18mos. old and she absolutely loved it. The only complaint is that as she was trying to learn how to turn it she would just lift it up by the handles and one handle broke off after about 1 month of continuous play. Superglue wouldn't work and so we have left it and she has now had a few minor scratches due to the jagged remainder of where the handle was. I am now researching to buy a new one. If your 2 year old has already learned how to turn wheels then it will probably stay together just fine. Oh, one more complaint: The bottom part of the seat slides out of the inserts rather easily. I have to help my daughter before she can put her dolls back on. It is nice because it is lightweight and holds both big and small dolls.

My 2 year old received this as a Xmas gift and has enjoyed it but she wants to know why the handle on the car seat doesn't move like baby car seats do.

She has fun with it but the front wheels swivel too much - it would be good if you could lock them sometime as she is forever having to try and manuvoere the stroller

After reading all the negative reviews for this stroller I was reluctant to buy it. However, I saw it in the store and said, "What the heck, I can bring it back if it has any of the flaws that I read about..." So, I bought it, brought it home and put it together. But while I was putting it together I realized the mistakes that a lot of people must have made...thus the negative reviews about the toy's durability (that's what I think anyway). You really have to push the wheel sockets in HARD, in order for them to click and be secure. Maybe I am wrong and just got a good one by chance, but I definitely think this toy is worth the try.

My 2 girls (2 and 5) absolutely love this stroller and play with it everyday. They have had it for about 2 weeks now and it's been bounced up and down the stairs, transported to the grandparents house where it was played with by at least 5 other kids besides my own, bounced up and down the stairs over there, rolled through the backyard, ran up and down the street where we live...so on and so forth. The big reason why I felt compelled to do a review is because we put the stroller through a very strenuous test today. We live about 1/4 of a mile from the beach, and we were all going to take a walk there and then take this nature trail which has an ocean view. The trail was covered with a boardwalk...not a raised boardwalk, but a rickety old one that sits directly on the sand. Some parts are even covered with sand that drifts onto the path. I told my daughter that the stroller might break if we take it with us and tried to convince her that it was a bad idea...no dice. She wanted to take her dolly "Trixie" out for a walk. So we take our 1/4 mile walk to the beach...stroller was fine. Then we take the rickety, bumpy boardwalk trail another 1/4 mile along the ocean, through sand and up and down hills...and then turn around and go 1/4 mile back to the beach...no problems. Then we walked back home another 1/4 mile...still no problems, and still going strong. My daughter looked at both my husband and I when we arrived home and said, "I told you my stroller wouldn't break...see?" She then demonstrated the brawniness of the wheels by running up and down the driveway. Well...she set us straight, didn't she? Buy this stroller ladies and gents...you won't be sorry.

needs to be made stronger! frame broke within a few months of having it and the company wont replace. waste of money

If I was inclined to buy a stroller for my Lee Middleton toddler doll, it would probably be something like this.

My almost two year old received this as a gift for Christmas. There were no instructions for assembly in the box and the back wheels do not just snap on like the front ones. I exchanged it for another one and had the same problem- no instructions and back wheels wouldn't stay on. I didn't think to hammer them on because I didn't want to crack the plastic wheels but maybe that will work. It is the perfect size for a child who is 18months or older but if you want a toy that will have a little more longevity keep shopping.

I ordered 2 of these strollers. They are listed as having a manufacturers age of 4 and up. When I received them they were VERY SMALL and it was CLEARLY MARKED on the box for ages 2 and up. They were too small for the 4 and 5 year olds I bought them for. This stroller would be great for A 2 YEAR OLD. Very disappointing.

Just bought this for my 3 year old daughter - the dolls are adorable and very nice - the stroller is ok but the sun shade would not adjust properly...and I have put together quite a few toys in the past years..so I would say that if your child wants a double stroller, it is worth the money (...) to get the 2 dolls and stroller even with the sun shade taken off.

Great for older children because if you are maybe planning to have children you'll know what to do. It is also good if you like younger children & don't have a younger sibling.

My family searched high and low for a double stroller since my daughter loves to put more than one doll in her stroller and always gets frustrated by the fact that they can't fit. Finally, she got this one for her birthday. We were so excited. Of course, she loved the babies (although we noticed that she already had the same ones), but the stroller is made ridiculously! Even though my daughter is tall for someone turning four (about 42 1/2 inches), I can tell you that anybody at her age would find this stroller extra low to the ground. It's wierd and clearly was not tested on the appropriate age group before finalizing the product. I concur with the others that the canopy is a piece of junk that broke within 1 hour of my daughter using the stroller, merely by her moving it back and forth. So, sadly enough, I had to convince my daughter that we should box up the babies and stroller and return it and promised her I would find her another one. It is not even worth the sale price if it's not a functional stroller. Maybe if your child is petite or 2/3, it would be fine. But not any older than that.

My freind bought this toy (in this design) at a used baby store. Her son (then 6 or 7 months) played with it for about ten minutes, and after that, he really paid no mind and it just got in the way.

This seemed like a versatile answer to the two strollers and car seats we have as a fun activity center to keep our son amused. Unfortunately, the arch does not fit on any of the items we had hoped it would. The clips do not expand far enough. It attaches on the top of the jogging stroller, but will come unclipped easily. There is no way the clips will attach to either car seat we own,(Britax or Graco). A great idea that just falls short.

I love to see the expression on my 10 wks year old baby girl,when she plays with the arch. The hot air balloon plays a tune that brings a smile to her face. It's also a familiar tune that soothes her when she is sleepy. Easy to attach to the car seat (I have a travel system stroller). I also use it to distract her while I'm changing her & attach it to the changing table. The colors are bright and attractive to the eye...especially a babies eye. Also, it's lightweight & easy to fold up.

We just got this stroller today. When I first put it together I didnt like it too much...I thought it was too flimsy looking. But 5 minuets later my daughter came out and fell in love with it.So we have it, and she has been playing with it all day so far.
The wheels are a little flimsy and could be bigger. And the back "pouch" that can hold a second baby will really only hold a lighter doll or else the stroller will tip over.
It's really, really cute as far as looks goes.We will see how it holds up.My daughter loves it so I'm gonna keep it.

I have already written a review on this toy, but I called it incorrectly a "you and me" stroller instead of the correct name of it which is "Piggyback stroller" for twin dolls or two dolls or stuffed animals. I apologize for the error....I bought the stroller for my 4 yr old granddaughter. She wanted one badly and was excited when it arrived. She wanted it for her two "Miracle Baby" dolls by Mattel (she calls them her "Twins"). She positioned the first doll in the front seat which was a little too small for this doll and when she went to put the other doll in the seat on the back of the stroller, the weight of the doll caused the stroller to tip over backwards. After making several attempts to play with her new stroller, she gave up and now won't play with it. I bought her smaller and lighter "twin" dolls, about 15 inches high and very light weight and they do just fine in the stroller, however, she still plays with her other single strollers and this new one is just sitting in a corner. I would not purchase it for anyone else. It is my opinion that the stroller may be too small for a child of 3 1/2 or 4, but would probably do very well for younger children if they use it for smaller dolls that are very light weight.

We are not happy with the front wheels. They are constructed to rotate when the buggy is turned, but they do not turn properly on non-carpeted floors. The wheels get turned sideways like a broken shopping cart and just drag along instead of rolling. This is a farily significant weakness in the design. Other than that, our girls love the buggy, which is colorful, cute, and has a detachable backpack to carry the baby in.