Reviews Baby Strollers, Stroller Accessories

I bought this stroller for my 18 month old daughter after purchasing Corolle's Calin doll (for 12 months and up and just lovely). She absolutely adores this stroller and it has endured a great deal of use and some abuse from her 3 year old brother. The stroller has been used around the house, in the yard, and even on neighborhood walks and it has held up beautifully. It has a durable metal frame. I bought it when I was expecting my third child and wanted my first two to get used to the idea of having the new baby around. The Corolle umbrella stroller was a great choice for my daughter but is definitely too small for my 3 year old. I bought him the Graco travel system toy stroller which is well-reviewed and that one was a great buy too. Of course, that one is too big for my 18 month old daughter. All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase but I'm sure that I'll be upgrading to Corolle's pram or another larger stroller when my daughter is a little older.

I have purchased countless numbers of these umbrella strollers over the years for my 4 daughters. I bought this one hoping it would be more durable. It isn't more durable in any significant way. I was sewing it up after just one week of use. However, the frame seems to be stronger. Overall, I am very disappointed for the price.

I bought this stroller for my youngest daughter for her 2nd birthday. We have been through several doll strollers in the last few years and none have lasted more than 6 months without experiencing some sort of problem. While this stroller may look very similar to the ones sold at Target and Walmart for $7, it is already proving to be better quality. First of all, the seat fabric is much thicker, which prevents it from sliding off constantly the way the fabric does our cheaper strollers (which have now been relegated to outside play). Also, the strap is better quality and does not include one of those plastic buckles that little fingers can get pinched on. When it is tied, it stays put across the seat and my daughter can simply slip her baby into it. Just the fact that she is not constantly frustrated with the seat coming off or asking me to buckle in her baby makes it worth the extra few dollars.