[Your choice] A stroller infant compatibility guide

As an infant, your child will still be developing the strength to support themselves in a seat. So when a stroller says it's "infant compatible," that means there's a secure way for your baby to lay in a reclined position with their head supported during those first 3-6 months.

Mockingbird actually provides three options for strolling with an infant. Let's walk through each of them:

1. Infant Seat Insert

Start by reclining the stroller seat to create a flatter surface for your infant (also great for napping toddlers!). Then, add the Infant Seat Insert to provide the right support underneath and behind their head, so that you can stroll safely and comfortably. 

2. Car Seat Adapter

Our second way to stroll with an infant is to remove the stroller seat and use the Car Seat Adapter to connect your infant car seat to our stroller. If you're already buying an infant car seat (which is designed with the right seating angle and head support for an infant), this is a great accessory to have on hand. 

3. Carriage

The third infant compatible accessory is the Carriage. Our flattest and roomiest option, this is basically a portable bed for your little one. It attaches easily to the stroller (but also works great off the stroller if you're in a restaurant, at a park, or at home). And it comes with a machine washable mattress pad and a full coverage sunshade.