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The Mockingbird Single stroller launched in 2019 and is one of a couple companies changing the landscape of the stroller industry with its mostly direct to consumer business model.
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When you buy the Mockingbird Single stroller, you get the stroller and a removable magnetic sunshade.
Here is a complete list of what’s included with the Mockingbird Single stroller:
The Mockingbird Single stroller costs $395. The only place to buy the Mockingbird Stroller is direct from their website or Target.
The Mockingbird is more customizable than most strollers – you can choose the exterior color of the canopy (Black, Sea, Sky, Sage or Bloom), the interior of the canopy (Windowpane or Watercolor Drops) and the frame/leather combination (Silver Frame/Penny Leather, Silver Frame/Black Leather, Matte Black Frame/Black Leather).
The Mockingbird Single stroller can be used for ages 6 months and up out of the box. However, there are accessories you can buy direct from Mockingbird to make the stroller compatible for newborns through 6 months of age. There are also other stroller accessories – some which help protect you and your child from the elements and some just for added convenience.
Here’s the complete list of accessories you can buy from Mockingbird for their stroller. We’ll discuss each one in depth below:
The Infant Seat Insert allows the Mockingbird stroller to be used from ages 0 to 6 months. It consists of 3 pieces – a head rest, a wedge and a liner. The infant insert provides head support and stability for young babies. Additionally, the infant insert (specifically the wedge piece) allows the baby to lay completely flat in the stroller. The price of the Mockingbird Infant Seat Insert is $35.
The Mockingbird Bassinet clicks into the stroller and allows for infants to lay completely flat. It can be faced in either direction- forward facing or rear facing towards the parent. The Bassinet features two mesh peek-a-boo windows which also allow for air flow. The price of the Mockingbird Bassinet is $140. The base of the Bassinet is black but you can select the color of the canopy (same colors options as the stroller – Black, Sea, Sky, Sage or Bloom). The Bassinet also features a black and white pattern on the inside of the canopy (great visual stimulation!) and a removable/washable mattress cover.
The Mockingbird stroller is compatible with several car seats with the purchase of the Mockingbird Car Seat Adapter. The Car Seat Adapter costs $45.
Here is the full list of compatible car seats for the Mockingbird stroller:
In alphabetical order by brand
The Mockingbird Seat Liner adds comfort and convenience. The plush seat liner makes clean-up a breeze – simply remove and throw in the washing machine. The Mockingbird Seat Liner costs $25.
The Mockingbird Parent Organizer attaches to the stroller with velcro straps. It has multiple sections, including a zippered pocket. The Mockingbird Parent Organizer costs $25.
The Mockingbird Rain Cover is clear on all sides and protects the seat and basket from the rain. The Mockingbird Rain cover costs $25.
The Mockingbird Footmuff attaches to the stroller to keep children warm and cozy during walks in the cold. The exterior of the footmuff is made of water resistant materials. The Mockingbird Footmuff costs $60.
The Mockingbird Hand Muff attaches directly to the handlebar to keep the parent’s hands warm. The hand muff also contains a clear zippered pocket for your cell phone – it’s touch screen friendly too, so you can still use your phone without exposing it to the elements. The Mockingbird Hand Muff costs $40.
The Mockingbird Mosquito Net attaches to the seat to protect from mosquitos and other bugs. The Mockingbird Mosquito Net costs $15.
Mockingbird now offers a Riding Board attachment for the Single and Double stroller that allows an additional child to ride along. The Mockingbird Riding Board is available on their website for $95 and uniquely allows for the additional child to not only stand but also sit!
Thanks for reading! Hopefully this has been helpful. We’ll have more Mockingbird stroller articles coming soon!
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