Baby Jogger City Mini Stroller Review

[@1975DAW]

Great item to have in our weekender horse trailer!

[@user-ie8wx5cd4r]

I know this stroller is a little old now but do you happen to have a link for the car seat adapters available?

[@teasmith89]

I need to travel in urban areas with my 4 year old daughter, she has short legs so she tired out easy. Ashes not too tall, do you think the mini would work for older kids?

[@SydneySaigal]

Nice video.

[@becky7637]

Does it go over big sidewalk bumps well?

[@shaunmcsweeney3153]

The Green one in this video, I was wondering on a sunny day how bright it is inside the stroller for the baby? Will it be dark enough for her to still sleep?

[@stellarfox2011]

Do you find it annoying that the buggy is not parent facing? This is the only thing that has stopped me from purchasing it! How comfortable is baby in the car seat facing you and until how old could they sit in that?

[@Babylist-Videos]

Depending on the infant car seat you're using, infants usually spend the first 9 months to a year in their infant car seat (until they outgrow the weight or height limit). By that point, they're old enough to be eager to face the world!

[@stellarfox2011]

Babylist Thanks for the reply!

[@missiondoll2]

If not used as a travel system, what's the weight minimum for this stroller?

[@Babylist-Videos]

It depends 😉 Baby Jogger says it this way: "Our strollers and joggers can be used for children in an upright position from approximately six months to five-years-old. We do not recommend placing your baby in the upright seat of the stroller or jogger until they are able to sit and hold their head up without assistance." Hope that helps!

[@nohasedky8957]

Is there any tipping hazard please considering it's a 3 wheeler and that seat is a bit tilted backwards? Also is it good for parks, cobbled grounds and a bit rough terrain?

[@Babylist-Videos]

Hello there! This stroller isn’t really built for rough terrain. If you plan on steering over a lot of bumps on rough trails, you might want to look at the GT version of the City Mini instead. Scout Katy also doesn't recommend hanging anything off the handle because it can tip backwards easily. Hope this helps!

[@dnai2337]

Why is this not for jogging?

[@nohasedky8957]

Do you recommend the City Mini or the Uppababy Minu please as an everyday second stroller, don't need a big and heavy buggy.

[@kakefyll]

The minu is bit lighter and smaller but the mini has a better recline and more support for the legs (there is not an adjustble footrest but the feet arent just dangling in nothing, there is fabric all the way ). So I would guess the mini is a bit more comfy

[@nohasedky8957]

@@kakefyll Hi Martha, thanks a lot:)

[@kakefyll]

@@nohasedky8957 and also be aware that the newest mini (mini 2)is a bit wider than the old one, IT actually matters in stores etc. I like the older one better that way

[@nohasedky8957]

@@kakefyll really! Thanks a lot for the heads up! We actually bought the old Minu as we thought it would also be more handy in traveling, flights and trains, etc.

[@kakefyll]

@@nohasedky8957 Youre welxome :) It sounds like you made a good choice

[@g.g.h360]

How tall are you I'm 5 ft tall and I'm having a hard time finding a lite stroller with handles not too high and not to low and also the comfort for baby sitting ans reclining for 1 yr old

[@Babylist-Videos]

Good question! Katy is 5’6". Know that the handle on this City Mini does not adjust, but it does on the City Mini GT! Here's Katy's full review on that stroller for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZPcpYOKotaejcU

[@emmaclairehughes9467]

I'm having the same problem I'm also 5ft