Safety 1st Grow and Go 6-in-1 Modular Travel System

I really liked this travel system. Going from the car with the infant seat straight to the stroller was seamless, and having the additional child seat for longer walks around the neighborhood was a great option too. Both seats were easy to attach and swap back and forth, and my daughter fit well in each one. Setup out of the box was simple. My only issue was getting my diaper bag into the under-stroller storage. I have four kids, so my bag is bulky. With the toddler or child seat attached, it was tough to fit through, though it was easier with the infant seat on. Once the bag is in, it fits fine. I used this regularly when my daughter was smaller, and it served us well through her infancy.

I'd definitely recommend this travel system, especially for its lightweight design and impressive modular versatility. The car seat and stroller are both super light, which matters so much as your baby gets heavier. I had a different car seat with my older son that was so heavy by itself it was almost impossible to use past 10 months. This one is a huge improvement. The standout feature is the seat that converts into a baby carriage without needing a completely separate piece to store. I don't think I've seen that before. You can also switch the orientation of the car seat, carriage, and stroller seat, which I love. When my kids are younger, I like them facing me, and then I turn them outward when they're older so they can see where we're going. The car seat clicks into the stroller easily and installs into your vehicle with the base with no issues. The storage basket is really big. I put my diaper bag in there and still have room for other items. It comes with a snack tray and cup holder, which many strollers don't include. Rethreading the harnesses is super easy, which is really important to me. It's a one-handed fold and takes up very little room in your car, even in a smaller vehicle. I like to keep a lightweight stroller for doctor's appointments and running in and out of stores, and this is a really great option for that. The only downside is that the toddler seat runs a little small. My son is three and a half, around the 50th percentile, and he started looking cramped shortly after he turned three. So I'd say this is best for younger children and true toddlers rather than preschool age, which is to be expected given its advertised size range. At the time I started using it, I had an almost three-year-old and a six-month-old. We've had it about six months now and recently brought it on a trip. It was super great to have at the airport and at our destination. We still reach for it when we need an individual stroller for my one-year-old. Overall, it's a really great lightweight option for any family.

The Safety 1st Grow and Go 6-in-1 modular travel system is a solid choice overall. There's nothing I absolutely hate about it, but nothing incredibly spectacular either. It gets the job done. The biggest pro is its compact size. The stroller folds down small and fits in the back of a smaller SUV more conveniently than others I've tried. It's sleek, easy to travel with, and I love that you can convert the stroller into a bassinet or a chair. That versatility is a huge feature. On the downside, the ride is noticeably bumpier than other strollers I've used. Pushing it feels fine, but the baby's ride itself isn't as smooth. The car seat also has a longer front-to-back footprint than others I've tried, and the straps have no way to get them out of the way when you're buckling in a baby. That's a real drawback. I've been using it for four months now for typical outings like store runs and walks, and it's held up well for everyday use.

This travel system is great quality and incredibly versatile for a growing family. I have a newborn and a two-year-old, so I use the car seat option for my newborn and it clicks right into the stroller very easily, either front facing or rear facing. I can also use the bassinet carriage option for playdates or naptime for my newborn, and my toddler fits in it as a traditional stroller. There are six different configurations between the carriage and car seat, and swapping takes less than 30 seconds. It's not a heavy stroller at all. Folding it down is simple: just pull the levers and it folds right up. I can pop it in and out of my car quickly and with ease. It's held up really well since I got it, looks nice, and doesn't look cheap. I haven't had any real issues or limitations. I'd love a double stroller option, but since my two-year-old is walking and doesn't really care for riding, so it hasn't been a problem. Overall I really love it.

This portable humidifier has been a great addition to our baby's bedtime routine. It's small, compact, and fits easily in my seven-month-old son's diaper bag, so I can take it wherever we go. The rechargeable battery means I don't have to keep it plugged into an outlet. I've been using it for almost 2 weeks in my baby's room at night near his crib. Since it's been hot and we run the air conditioner, the humidifier keeps the air from getting too dry and makes the room more comfortable for him. One of my favorite features is the white noise with three volume levels. It also has different light colors, including green, blue, purple, red, and yellow, with three brightness settings. I like leaving a light on because it makes it easy to tell the humidifier is still running. So far, I'm very happy with this humidifier. It's easy to use, works well, and has been a great addition to our baby's bedtime routine.

Overall, I really like this travel system. The stroller seat and car seat are easily interchangeable, locking and removing without any issues. The seat folds up easily and isn't too bulky, so it fits in my trunk perfectly. It can also stand upright while being assembled or disassembled to put the baby in the car, which is really convenient. The stroller is a great addition on its own. It can lie flat or convert into a seat, which is absolutely great for when baby wants to look out and explore the world or when she gets tired and I can lay her down. My one gripe is the side lock. It can be really tight, especially if you pull the stroller out of the trunk already locked and you have things in your hand. Trying to detach it one-handed is tough. I've had this system for about eight months. I used it pretty solidly for the first four or five months, but now that baby is getting bigger, the car seat portion just isn't as functional for us anymore. The stroller still gets plenty of use though. Overall, it's a really good system.

This stroller has become my everyday go-to since February, and for good reason. It's sturdier than other brands I own, the modular configurations are incredibly helpful, and it's much more affordable. My daughter has already outgrown another brand I have, but she still fits comfortably in this one with room to move her arms around, which makes me feel much safer. The 6-in-1 configurations are a game-changer. When I'm out with my family and my daughter needs a nap, I just switch modes right there instead of needing a whole separate system. I keep the different options in my car, which is super convenient. I use this stroller for everything: quick grocery runs, dropping my daughter at her caretaker, neighborhood walks, and park trips with my other children. The basket on the bottom is huge. I can fit my diaper bag, my large everyday bag, my purse, and my kids' stuff all at once. The wheels are sturdy and the stroller feels soft and comfortable overall. Two things could be improved. The straps are a bit tight for chunkier babies. My daughter is on the bigger side, and around five months her legs started not giving enough space to snap the buckle well. I think the straps could use some adjustment there. The brake can also get a little stuck sometimes, but I just repress it and it works fine. None of that has changed my overall impression. I started using it twice a week and quickly moved to every single day. I'd highly recommend this to other moms looking for something sturdy, versatile, and affordable.

This travel system is durable and easy to switch between configurations, though it's bulkier and heavier than other systems we've owned. We use the car seat setup the most, and the transitions between car seat, stroller, and carrier are smooth. The extra weight actually makes it feel more solid and long-lasting. The biggest limitation is the car seat fit. In my car it works fine, but in my husband's vehicle it doesn't sit flush with the seat. The bottom of the car seat doesn't sit down into the vehicle seat the way we feel it should, leaving space underneath. That's been frustrating. We have an eight-month-old and have been using this system for about two to three months, roughly two to three times a week for doctor's appointments, errands, and trips to and from child care. It gets the job done, but if car seat fit is a priority, make sure to test it in all your vehicles.

This travel system was just okay overall, mostly because the car seat feels extremely cheap. The materials are not well made, and after installing it in my car, the base wasn't sturdy at all. I had so little confidence in it that I refused to put my child in it. I took it out of the box, didn't like the way it felt, and never used it. The bassinet version of the stroller is a different story. It's definitely the best convertible bassinet stroller I've tested. The walls are really high and sturdy, and I felt like my baby was truly safe in there. The stroller format was fine but nothing special. I had a six or seven month old and a two year old when I got this, so my infant was the only one using the travel system. I used it for about two or three months, but without ever using the car seat.

This travel system switches between modes effortlessly, and the canopy is a standout feature. It comes down significantly further than average canopies, offering way more shade. Compared to our previous stroller, my almost-one-year-old doesn't get hot as easily, and when we attach her fan, the air circulates around her much better. We've had it a couple months now and use it at least twice a week. It's holding up very well. You can tell there's quality in it. It moves easily and isn't super heavy. The bassinet mode is especially convenient when we're out and about and she wants to nap. I haven't hit any limitations with the different mode conversions. We don't use the infant carrier anymore since she's older, but every other configuration has worked beautifully. My only complaint is the bottom storage. It's hard to fit a bulky diaper bag down there, especially when you have two kids who both need things packed. My family goes to the grocery store, visits family out of state, and this system handles all of it. I truly wish there was just more storage space, but that's the only negative I can find.

This travel system has been pretty solid overall. I like the different module configurations with the bassinet and seat, and the lightweight, compact design makes it easy for travel. It's pretty durable for what it is. The materials themselves aren't the most premium, which is actually what keeps the weight down. After about four months of using it a few times a week, it doesn't show any signs of wear or feel flimsy. It just seems to be made with the most basic materials.

This travel system is very well made and I love how you can move the seat different ways, but folding and unfolding it is a real pain. You have to pull back a lock that's not easy to get to, and it adds an unnecessary extra step. We've been using it daily for about six months now, so I can confidently say it holds up well. I just wish the fold mechanism were simpler.

The Safety 1st Grow and Go 6-in-1 Modular Travel System is a great lightweight option for parents on the go. Popping the car seat off the base and onto the stroller is seamless, and the stroller is light and convenient for everyday use. I've been using it for three months now and it's become the stroller I keep in my car for whenever we're out and about. I love the versatility. You can use the stroller with the infant car seat attached and layer both shades to keep the baby fully covered, or just use it as a regular stroller for your toddler. I do wish the shades were longer so they could cover the whole child when you're not using the infant car seat with it. For toddlers, the back of the stroller could be a bit taller. My son didn't have much head support when sitting in it, though he still enjoyed riding in it. The one hassle is the latch to release the car seat from the base. You have to pull the trigger pretty hard to get it to release, which is more difficult than some other car seats with bases that I've used. It's not a dealbreaker by any means. This was my first full travel system and it's been a great start. It's simple and straightforward to use, and I'd definitely recommend it.

We've owned so many different travel systems, and this one stands out for how simple, straightforward, and foolproof it is. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some other systems, but that's honestly what we love about it. My husband and I both use it weekly with our daughter who just turned one, and she's comfortable and cozy every time. The weight is a game changer. We switched from a Doona, which got way too heavy as our baby got closer to one. It was hard to get in and out of the car. This one almost feels like nothing to carry in comparison. I use the car seat daily, so it's going in and out of the car constantly, and it's easy to hold in my arm or hand while carrying her out. The stroller is super lightweight too, very compact, and fits easily in the back of our SUV. We've been using it for at least three months now and have had zero issues. If you want something basic and reliable that won't weigh you down, this is it.

This stroller is a 10 out of 10 for me. It's lightweight, sturdy, super agile, and has become my go-to daily stroller over the past five or six months. We've mostly used it in bassinet and stroller mode, and switching between the two is incredibly easy, especially when the baby falls asleep. The adjustable handlebar is a great feature: my husband is taller so he keeps it straight, and I bend it toward me. The undercarriage has so much storage space, which a lot of other travel strollers I've used really lack. My only critique is the sunshade. It needs another panel or more length because in bassinet mode it's very small and the sun gets onto the baby. I usually have to use a blanket to half cover him. It's not a huge inconvenience since I always have something with me, but he is pretty exposed. I have two kids and we travel frequently. This replaced a bigger, bulkier, heavier stroller and we've already traveled with it twice. I use it almost every day and would definitely recommend it.

This is an overall good product. Setup was a breeze: take it out of the box, put in the handle bar, and you're done. From there, it folds down easily for the car and clicks right back into place when I need it. It's very lightweight, and I love the click-and-go feature. You can clip the car seat in for quick trips without even removing the bassinet, which is great when you're just running somewhere fast. The bassinet is perfect for longer outings when you want baby to be comfortable, so having both options is really nice. You can adjust the bassinet any way you want. There's honestly nothing disappointing about this stroller. The only reason I don't use it as much is that I travel with four kids, ages 7 months to 8 years old. Since the younger ones are still little and I don't trust them to walk alone, I typically use a wagon so I can carry them all. I do pull the stroller out for quick trips where the older kids can walk alongside, since it's so much easier than hauling a big, heavy wagon.

This modular travel system performs just as well as the more expensive stroller brands I have sitting around, even if Safety 1st doesn't have the most elite reputation. The stroller is the real star here. I use it taking my kiddos to the park or walking downtown in our touristy area, basically anytime we're going on a walk longer than they'll want to handle on foot. What really won me over is how easily it accommodates both my one-year-old and my three-year-old. The swap process is super quick: I just adjust the harness straps a little, and if both kids are comfortable at the same recline, there's nothing else to change. Even switching from the toddler configuration to the bassinet seat takes very little time. I've had this system for roughly nine months and use it a handful of times per month. I haven't used the infant car seat nearly as often, but the stroller itself has been great. My one real complaint is the lack of a parent tray or console. I know it's following the trend other brands are doing, but I'd really love somewhere to set my phone and more than one cup. If they added that, it would be close to perfect.

The stroller is really nice, but the car seat was so bad we stopped using it almost immediately and switched back to our original one. The handle has a seam running right down the middle that digs into your hands every time you pick it up, and if your arm is under the handle, you can't move without scratching yourself. The car seat is also very large, making it hard to get in and out of the car. The straps have a seam that causes them to stick when tightening, then suddenly jerk tight. I was constantly nervous about overtightening because you'd have to pull really hard before they'd finally move, then they'd cinch all at once. It didn't affect how securely you could fasten it, but it was not comfortable at all. The 6-in-1 stroller itself is genuinely helpful. We have an infant and a toddler, so being able to switch from the bassinet to the toddler seat easily and click the car seat in when needed is great. Setup was easy for both the car seat and the stroller. The clips for converting to the bassinet were a little clunky, but getting it into bassinet mode was easy enough. Storage space is very good for the size, and durability is decent, though the wheels aren't rubber so it's not going to last years and years. We've had the system about four months. We use the stroller every couple of days, but we stopped using the car seat almost right away because of the issues. We've also since moved to a double stroller, so the single doesn't get use anymore either.

This travel system has helped out so far, but it isn't one of the best I've seen. I have a friend with two kids who uses it, and while it gets the job done, there's room for improvement.

This travel system is very durable, strong, and secure. I've use it every single day for over six months and it's held up great. I have no fears about the materials or construction not holding up. There have been no issues with weight restrictions or storage limitations, and it fits nicely in the back of my SUV. The one tricky part is lining up the mechanism so the car seat latches onto the stroller base just right. It can be a little off sometimes. The bassinet portion has adjustable straps to bring it to a seated position, and positioning those is a little difficult too. Switching from car to stroller isn't too bad overall, though. Very secure, very nice, and I'd recommend it.

I ended up donating this travel system to a friend after only about a month and a half of use. The car seat base was too wide for my car and took up a lot of space. The stroller itself was pretty comfortable, but the wheels would get stuck on certain surfaces. My son plays soccer, so we're on sand and deep grass a lot, and it just couldn't handle that. I originally thought all the different functions would be great for my family, but we're very active and needed something more all-terrain. I'd say this is more of a city stroller than something for someone who lives far out in the country.

The carrier functions exactly how it should, but the stroller has some real drawbacks that have gotten worse over time. After about 5 months of using this system 2-3 times a week, the wheels have worn down and it's become noticeably harder to steer. The cup holder is also a problem. It's made of plastic and only works for a regular water bottle or soda can. Most moms carry big tumblers, and the plastic bends where it clips onto the stroller, especially on uneven surfaces. My tumbler has popped out and fallen more than once. Even on steady roads it struggles to hold anything larger. Overall I love the system and the carrier is great, but be aware the stroller may not hold up as well with regular use.

This travel system handles daily use like a champ, and the shade on the toddler seat is the best I've had on any stroller. It blocks sun no matter what angle we're coming at, which other strollers I've owned in the past haven't offered. I've been using it almost every day for five months now, taking my son for walks on both paved roads and loose gravel, and it handles both surfaces great. One standout feature is the included infant seat. When my baby was a newborn, he loved laying down in it. A lot of other strollers I've seen don't come with that attachment or charge extra for it, so having it included was really nice. The stroller also opens and closes with just one button, which is so much simpler compared to more complicated strollers I've tried. It's very compact for loading into the van when we want to drive somewhere. Assembly and storage have been no trouble at all. If I could change anything, I'd make the tire material a bit more durable and make it easier to adjust the tightness of the toddler seat.

This travel system has been great overall, especially the stroller on its own. It's very light, compact, and easy to fold up and down. It doesn't take up much trunk space, which is a huge plus. Compared to my other stroller (a double that's designed to grow with two kids), this one is probably around 10 pounds lighter and much easier to get in and out of the car. The bassinet mode is really useful for all-day trips to the zoo or aquarium because my son can nap right in the stroller. We started using the system when he was about 6 to 7 months old, and he's now 9 to 10 months. Early on, popping the infant car seat into the stroller was perfect for quick trips to Target or the grocery store, especially if he was napping. Now that he's older and heavier, the combined weight of him and the car seat makes that setup less practical, so we just use the stroller. My biggest issue is with the bassinet mode mechanism. The plastic ring on the back strap that switches between seat and bassinet mode broke within about a week, after only four uses. It left both straps loose, and now when I put it in bassinet mode with the baby's added weight, the plastic piece can pop off. It's an easy fix at home, just threading the straps back through, but it's tedious to deal with in public, especially with him already in the stroller. This might just be a fluke with mine, where the ring wasn't sewn on strongly enough. Switching from bassinet back to seat mode can also be tricky with a baby in it. Think of an office chair: easy to push down, hard to push back up with weight on it. Now that he's older and can sit forward on his own it's easier, but before, someone had to distract him while I pushed the seat all the way up. Other than that strap issue, no major concerns. It's a solid, lightweight travel system that I'd recommend.

The wheels on this stroller are a real problem indoors. They're smooth foam with a printed-on tire look, and they have almost no traction on smooth surfaces. If you put the brake on at the mall or a doctor's office, the stroller can literally slide away from you on any kind of incline. Even with some weight in it, it will move. This issue improved some with time, but it remains for me a concern. Outdoors on concrete or asphalt, the friction of the ground pretty much eliminates the issue, and it actually performs well for neighborhood walks. That said, I love so much else about this system. The newborn convertible bassinet feature is wonderful. In the U.S. it's really common to just use a car seat as a stroller until 6 months, but having a true lie-flat option from birth is much safer. Being able to swap between the car seat, bassinet, and seat is really convenient, and it's great that it all comes in one bundle. For the price point you get a lot, and it looks quite a bit nicer than many comparable strollers. We've been using this with our son since birth. He's now 4 months and on the larger side. The wheels are really the only thing that gives me pause about recommending it. If you mostly use it outdoors, I think it's a great choice. Just be very careful with it inside on any incline.

This stroller is a great value for the price and made traveling with my kids so much easier. Carting a heavy baby in the car seat on the stroller instead of carrying him in and out of stores was a game-changer. It's very maneuverable, the wheels roll super easily, and they have a nice amount of shock absorption. I also liked being able to adjust the handle height. The basket on the bottom is a great size. With how high the seat sits, you can toss your bag in and pull it out easily. The seats click in nicely, and transferring to a sit-up seat is straightforward. My one frustration was switching between modes. If I was out and decided I wanted bassinet mode, I'd have to have the extra seat traveling loose in the car. It added a clunky extra step that was enough of a hassle that I eventually stopped breaking it down and stopped using it for a car seat carrier and left the bassinet on permanently. We use it for walks, errands, picnics, and “contained seating” while waiting for siblings at sports or dance rehearsals.

This travel system nails versatility, functionality, and ease of use in one thoughtfully designed package. I highly recommend it for parents looking for something simple yet stylish. Setup took just a few minutes: clear instructions, a few clicks, and everything was ready to go. I'm a mom of five kids, so we're on the go constantly. I've had this stroller for about four months and use it pretty much every day, keeping it in the back of my car. It's easy to get in and out. The car seat switches easily to a bassinet, which was perfect for walks when he was smaller. For quick store trips when the baby falls asleep, the transition is seamless. My son is 7 months now, so I mostly use the car seat function and no longer need the bassinet. We haven't quite gotten to the toddler seat yet, but that transition was easy to test as well. My only suggestion would be adding some more modern design touches. It's all black and clean-looking, but compared to other travel systems on the market, it's pretty basic. A few more elegant details would really elevate it.

This is a fantastic, lightweight, well-working stroller. I used it nearly every day for a couple of months and loved it. The only reason I stopped is that I now have two very small children and need a double stroller. If this came in a double version, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I honestly think about this stroller all the time because of how nice it was. I wish I'd had it when I just had my first baby.

I did not enjoy my experience with this travel system. Right out of the box, everything felt flimsy, cheap, and plastic. All the buttons clicked roughly rather than smoothly, giving the whole thing an unsafe feel. The rough plastic edges on the car seat actually scraped my son's hand, which is unacceptable. It was more of a scrape than a deep cut, but it shouldn't have happened at all. I did like having the pram option, and the way it converts into a seat is a cool concept. The problem is that it has to be in a specific facing direction (inward or outward) in order to fold it back up for the car. So when my son wanted to face outward to see people, I had to take him out and turn the whole pram around before I could fold it. It became very inconvenient and bulky to deal with. My son was around 9 to 10 months old when we used this, and we only kept it for a few weeks. He was already almost outgrowing the pram, but for a younger baby I think having a pram is great in theory. This particular system just didn't deliver on quality or ease of use.

This travel system is super lightweight, easy to put together, and collapses effortlessly, which is a huge plus when you're already hauling a lot. After about five months of use, it's held up really well. I love that the car seat clicks right into the stroller for quick trips to the mall or the grocery store. The car seat base is a bit bulky. I drive a minivan and have two other car seats installed, so I'd prefer something slimmer. If it's your only car seat, it should fit just fine, but if you're working with multiple seats and tight on space, it could be an issue. I have three kids under four, so this isn't my everyday stroller since I usually need a double. I reserve it for travel days or when my older two can walk and I just need to carry the baby. For that purpose, it works great.

This travel system is frustrating to use and feels cheaply made despite being somewhat durable. The stroller attachments are sticky and difficult to get on and off. We had to really push parts in to get them to snap into place. The car seat base is also not easy to buckle in. The fabric feels cheap and not very soft, like it would end up splitting, cutting, or fading easily. We're a family of four with a toddler and a baby, and we travel at least once a week, so ease of use matters a lot. The system seems like it will hold up structurally, but the overall quality just doesn't inspire much confidence.