Icoo Grow with Me Doll Playset with Stroller and High Chair by I'Coo Hauck

My daughter has this exact stroller and we love it, which is the reason I am giving 3 stars.Ordered this stroller now again to give as a gift and it arrived broken and worn as if it had been used when we pulled from box to assemble, itImmediately returned; very disappointed I was sent an item that appears to have been a previous return.

Bought this for my daughter and she loves it very easy to build and take a part any little girl would love this for her dolls.

So smooth and easy! My 1 year old and 3 year old love it!

I'm on the fence with this one. So I will try and go through Pros and Cons!Pros:1) The wheels are as smooth as butter! This stroller glides perfectly on any surface-- we even take ours on sidewalks for walks around the block. The wheels are super smooth and easy for my child to push. The stroller turns easily and isn't "wobbly" with an inexperienced pusher or when going fast (like many other strollers can be.)2) The color combo on this is adorable. The colors are as pictured, or the purple may be a tad darker, but overall this is a beautiful stroller.3) The storage basket is a nice size and, trust me, the basket is the best part of a stroller when it comes to your kids-- don't pick a stroller without a basket!4) The high chair on this thing is amazing-- the frame is METAL! Yep you heard me right. I can't think of another high chair made with such high quality. We have a high chair by another manufacturer that looks a lot like this one however, in person they are worlds apart. This one is solid and can take a lot of play!5) Lots of ideas for imaginative play and more than one child can play at once! One daughter pushes the stroller while the other feeds baby in the high chair, or uses the bassinet as a bed while the other uses the carseat/stroller combination.Cons:1) The "grow with me feature" is laughable-- 3 inches different doesn't matter at all. Even at its tallest height, my 5 year old is almost too tall for it and my 4 year old is perfect-- so she will outgrow it in a year or two for sure!2)This stroller does so much that I am not sure it does any one thing great. You know-- its features are so multipurpose that it doesn't make a regular stroller all that well. So for example- the picture you see of the "normal stroller" is actually a misrepresentation. The flat back is actually sitting deep into the "bassinet" piece that turns into all the different stroller parts. The tallest doll you could put in here is 18'', anything taller won't actually fit because you have to sit the doll into the compartment.3) The stroller is too difficult for either of my children (even when working together) to do on their own. This means lots of requests for help from mom. Keep this in mind . . .4) The bassinet piece, used for many configurations including "normal" doesn't feel like it's going to last. In fact, on the 2nd day of use the middle strap broke rendering unable to be turned into a "normal" configuration and only allowing you to lay a doll completely flat. We exchanged it for a new one and the bassinet on that one seemed super flimsy in its actual structure (not sure why the two pieces were so different but we decided to keep the one that wasn't broken at least). I picture myself to have to do some handy work on this in the future including opening it up to insert a more structured support and swapping the strap on the crotch for velcro. I don't like the idea of this but all in all my kids love this thing too much to accept the idea that it may be broken.So all in all you can see why I am on the fence. Both of my daughters love this stroller- and I can see why. At first I was overwhelmed with all it could do, but once I got used to it I can see why they enjoy it. They can both play at once, and it accommodates newborn dolls all the way up to their 18'' "big girl" dolls. But since I worry about its longevity and how much work I will have to put into it, I can't give it 5 starts. I wish the company would add a more structured material in the bassinet so it doesn't crumple when used and would rethink the snapping mechanism that is somehow a critical component of using this stroller!

I got this combo for my 2yr old last Christmas. The high chair was in the garbage shortly after we got it. It was cheaply made and IMPOSSIBLE for my little one to get a doll in and out of it. The tray was so small you couldn't put any food on it. As for the stroller, it was AWESOME at first. However, as she grew and wanted to put the doll in and out of it, the bassinet wouldn't stay attached. It lifts on and off. So, when she is taking a doll out, the bassinet comes with it. She ended up using the stroller without the bassinet attached. She would put her doll in the bottom basket. However, the wheels are awesome on it. I'm in the process of looking for a new stroller for this year.