Venice Child Ventura compared to Mockingbird Single to Double Stroller

A side by side comparison between the Venice Child Ventura Single to Double Stroller and the Mockingbird Single to Double Stroller. Also featured in the video is the NUNA PIPA LITE RX Infant Car Seat. See below for links to the items on our site for additional specifications:
Venice Child Ventura Stroller - www.destinatio...
NUNA PIPA LITE RX Granite - www.destinatio...

[@Ferpurses]

thank you for this great overview!

[@patpatmoomoo5524]

Anyone know if there is a bassinet with the Venice model? how long can the baby ride the bassinet (age in months)? how long can the baby ride on the car seat (age in months)? sorry, still confused about some of these general details. My top choices after 1 day of browsing are Nuna Demi Grow, Cybex Gazelle... and now adding to the list the Venice Ventura.
Pregnant with first, and we hope we can add to our family soon after, around or before 24 months our first. :)

[@destinationbabykids]

This is a really great question. So Bassinets across all brands are only going to be useful as long as the baby isn't rolling and pushing up on their hands and knees. People assume it's an issue where they get too heavy to use the bassinet however from a safety stand point it's actually a developmental/ability thing more than weight. Typically most people will no longer to be able to use the bassinet CORRECTLY (aka SAFELY) past 6 months. Now infant car seats the child can remain in as long as they are under the WEIGHT LIMIT AND HEIGHT LIMIT of the car seat. Also most seats will want around one inch of shell above the child's head as well as fitting under the weight and height limit but that is seat dependent. As a general rule of thumb I would say most kids get about one year of use in the infant seat but if they are short and lightweight they can get more time in it than kids that are heavier and taller. Great questions!

[@brunoabdelnour348]

Hello, thx for the review, i have 2 questions:
1. what is the weight limit of the toddler seat?
2. How does the folded size compare between these 2 models (assuming each model has one toddler seat attached to it). It just seems that the Venice stroller is much bulkier when folded and that the folding/unfolding is more difficult than the Mockingbird stroller, would you agree with that based on your experience?
Thanks!