Umbrella Blue Doll Stroller Blue with Swiveling Front Wheels

I am 110% okay with my 2 year old boy playing with a stroller. And honestly, most of the time he races it around the house or puts cars in it. I just didn't want an over the top girly one. This could be used by a boy or girl. This was perfect for our needs and he uses it daily.

My son loves it. Perfect for running around like a little crazy person and taking out the ankles of your enemies. He can also transport baby dolls, dinosaurs, and trucks.The bottom of the fabric comes off the frame easily, but he doesn't care.

I love that this a neutral color since I am using it in a daycare and our boys love to be daddys with the dolls. So far it's been 2 months and still holding up to some aggressive toddler use (think Toy Story 3 daycare!)

My son loves wheels and being BIG. He fell madly in love with the jogging stroller at American Girl, which has a prohibitive cost. This stroller is far more affordable and gets the job done. Now his dolls are being carted all around the house in some mad doll derby. It is not gentle play, but this thing has held up very well. Height-wise, it is perfect for my two year old now, and I think it will work well for a few more years. The blue color was attractive to me, as we have friends and relatives that are pink-sensitive when it comes to boys. Frankly, I also liked how plain it looks (I think a lot of kids' toys are overly busy).On the downside, my son still needs our help to fasten his "baby guys" in and out of the seat, since the latch is like a ribbon belt instead of a buckle. That's a pretty minor downside though.

My son LOVES this! We're trying to get him excited about babies in preparation for baby #2. Despite avoiding his own stroller, he suddenly wants to sit in this one. Its big enough to hold him but the cloth seat is held on with elastic (rather than something more rugged like his real umbrella stroller) and it seems like its just going to rip at any moment. So far, it hasn't. The main structure of the stroller actually seems stronger and of higher quality than his real umbrella stroller, but then the handles and wheels are a really flimsy plastic. Maybe I'm expecting too much of a toy... but his real umbrella stroller only costs $4 more so I figured this would be just a durable.

This is probably a very nice doll stroller. I ordered it for my grandson's second birthday, on the advice of his mother, who says he and his sister fight over hers. I also got him a "boy" doll. I wanted this particular stroller because it is blue, not pink, which so many doll strollers seem to be. It arrived in timely fashion and when I got it out of the box, it was purple cloth with hot pink trim. VERY disappointed.

I bought this for my nephew for his second birthday because he loves carrying around his little baby doll. This was the only one I could find that was not girly. It is so cute and surprisingly really good quality! he loved it and I'm glad I got this item.

Got this for our 2-year-old in anticipation of new sibling's arrival. She LOVES it. Puts her animals and doll in and pushes it everywhere. Well-made for the price. On smooth hardwood floors sometimes front wheels get caught sideways (on carpet they swivel into correct forward facing direction) but doesn't seem to affect her ability to push it around. Total home run purchase at our house, hours of entertainment.