Does the smallest side recline enough to put a 4 month old in for a short distance? I just need to get through the airport my 2 little ones.
849604
I used my Peg Perego infant car seat which clicks into the wider side. However, if this is not an option for you, both sides of the double stroller recline...but not flat.
849605
Yes There are a lot of straps but secure and it will lay back really far. I fit my Eddie bauer carrier carseat in. You can have the four month old in with just the straps or switch bigger kid to little side and put carrier in big side like I did at first.
1714264
We bought the car seat adapter for our newborn. But the seats do fully recline so a younger baby can ride too - maybe starting at about 12 weeks or so.
1276639
They do not recline. It is very basic. We got it for our twins for traveling.
600453
It is very easy and very light. I bought the go go baby mini travelmate with it and could easily carry them both on. You just thread the seatbelt through the slot and pull it tight until secure. I put baby on another seat while I did it and it took maybe two minutes at most.
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The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand new. The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand... » Read More The seat does not recline completely (sleeping position). It folds to about a 45 degree angle to allow the infant car seat to snap into place if the car seat is in the front position. So far we have only had the infant car seat in the back and our toddler sitting in the front part, but have set it up both ways. As for the whole stroller, it does not fold flat due to the wheels like the other reviewer stated. We just traveled across the world with our stroller, through four airports and three flights. We are very happy with the sturdiness of it and even after three gate checks it looks brand new. « Show Less
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the seats don't necessarily recline. There is a clasp behind the seats (similar to a seat belt) where when you unclasp, the canvas seats give and drop down an extra 2 inches or so. I purchased the stroller when the twins were 8 months and it's perfect for every day use, and they are big enough so that their head hits the top of the seat that gives and it gives enough for them to nap - the clasp part is closer to the top - if twins are newborns and tiny - they may not be tall enough to hit the area that gives. you may need to wait a few months. Hope this helps.
1573483
I doubt this would be comfortable for twins. I would not have wanted to put a 6 month old in the rumble seat. It has very little support and no ability to recline. It is not ideal for babies/toddlers who like to nap in the stroller. We purchased a city mini gt double and are happy with it.
766147
Ours doesn't recline at all. This is really good for traveling so you don't have to carry the child, but definitely not really for sleeping.
770590
Hi, we haven't flown with it yet (but we will in April, when we go on a trip to California). Best is to check with the airline. We flown to Europe in October and called the airline to find out their policy on carrying baby stuff and they were extremely helpful, so that's our recommendation. And once you know the policy, would you mind sharing it with us? Thank you and sorry we couldn't be of any assistance :)
1691718
I put my two month old in it in the fully reclined position. She is fine. I don't run with her in it yet though. We just walk.
1151195
I bought this as a travel stroller for my 3 month old and it worked great! I would recommend purchasing the summer infant snuzzler to go with it for extra head support. Without it this stroller would not be cushioned enough for a tiny baby.
462409
Yes, it recline very easily with a handle in the front under the baby's legs. It will go in the recline position when rear facing for younger children
2147115
I think it depends on the size of your infant seat and how big your older child is. I know one of my friends couldn't use hers with the infant seat because her car seat was large and her older child was too big to sit comfortably in the back with the front seat reclined, but I've also heard of people not having any issues with that arrangement. I don't have any personal experience with it as I started using it when my younger was 1 yr and older was 3.5 yrs.
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Yes technically you could as both seats recline almost flat. I have a 2 yr old and 4 month old so I snap the b safe carseat into the one side. You might be better off getting a double snap n go so you can keep them both in the car seat for awhile.
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The straps are lap only - it says it can carry a baby, but I'd make sure they can sit up on their own and then be right there while they sit it it - once the seat is tilted back, the baby should stay in fine, but if they are on the go, they could probably wiggle out of it once stationary, but the seat is only to keep them contained while traveling through the airport. We are testing ours out the end of this month with a three year old who hates to walk and carry stuff. Good luck!
534382
I believe the manual states that it is rated for airplane travel. I do not have it with me now, and we have never tried. I would imagine as a forward facing carseat it would fit, but rear facing would be a very tight squeeze and probably wouldn't fit in the recommended reclining position for smaller infants.
1258632
I am sorry to say I don't know one way or the other as I have never had to take a toddler seat on a plane. That being said, this seat is about as portable as any of the previous 4 I have tried. I yank it in and out of my car all the time as I only see my little granddaughters once a week and I use my back seat for multiple other purposes than car seat storage. My daughter has one like it and she likes the seat too but I don't think she took it on their one and only plane ride (she did not take any seats as they are 3 and 5). Good luck and have a good trip.