Stand

The legs stick out quite a bit so you need a lot of room for it. We trip over it a lot. But otherwise it is really nice. Folds up super small so very portable.

So pleased we bought this. Means our baby can sleep in his bassinet next to my bed, which is too narrow for the stroller attachment to fit.

Excellent quality and it maximizes our use of our stroller system and prevents us from having to pack additional gear when we travel.

I love using the bugaboo sand inside my house it makes it so much easier with out having the wheel around the stroller

Dears, On the box when I bought bugaboo stand online, its written that its compatible with bugaboo cameleon, buffalo and donkey. On the website, its written its compatible with the fox. I preordered the fox 3 and bought the bugaboo fox adapter. Is it compatible with the stand?

What kind of a company sells a product that simply does not function without an attachment that they sell separately? Take a bow Bugaboo, you've sold me a thing and now I have to buy two tiny bits of plastic to make it work - and those will be $50? We parents talk and your name will be mud for this kind of nonesense.

Adding this feature to an already amazing product creates perfection. This is our second stroller that we have purchased for our grandchildren, and will do so again if needed in the future. Best of the best!

The concept of this product is great and it does work reasonably well until your baby is about 5kg. It's legs are like tent poles and is so easy to set up and pack away into the great bag the stand comes with. Great for travel! We wanted to minimise baby stuff so we purchased the Donkey anticipating 2 kids and were attracted to Bugaboo as the bassinets are sleep safe, no need for a Moses basket. To avoid bringing the whole pram into the nursery we purchased the stand and Donkey adapters. As I said the concept of this stand is great but functionality lets it down. The bassinet is attached to the stand by only two connection points (same as the pram). If it's on very flat ground the bassinet is level UNTIL you little one wriggles to the bottom then the bassinet turns into a slide with baby stuck crumpled (and screaming) at the bottom. I found when my daughter reached about 5kgs when I put her down her head (the heaviest part of a baby) would weigh the head end down so her head was lower than her belly...totally opposite of what you need for a baby dealing with gas pains! I guess the two connection points don't affect the use of the bassinet on the pram as much as you are constantly moving over uneven surfaces but the lack of a flat surface does not work for overnight sleeping defeating the purpose of the stand and sleep safe bassinet. I'm sure the smart folks at Bugaboo will come up with a solution. I was hoping to keep my baby sleeping in her bassinet on the stand until she reached the 9kg weight max. Unfortunately due to her either sliding to the bottom or dipping at the head I moved her into her cot early.