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I've been wondering about this as I try to decide if we'll buy a double after September. We have a hybrid city/'burbs lifestyle, but I don't know if we need the stroller that I want.

I don't see myself ever using it after 4...unless it was like Disney World where we walk for 6h and I want to keep him contained.

3 or 4?? Not sure. My niece and nephew started living with us right after they turned 5 & 4. They were out of strollers completely by ages 3 &2, maybe even younger than that but they are exceptions. They had such a hard knock life early on.

Edit: changed my answer to include 4 too.

I think 4-5 but depends on the trip!

6 years old. Though, we don't typically use the stroller in general. I usually just wear him and I think that would end around 6 years old as well. At Disney Land he typically just runs around all day long and we only wear him home.

Yeah, that's a tough one for me. I'll admit to having some judgement for older (4+) kids in strollers, but on the other hand, I often walk 3 or 4 miles in a day with my daughter. I really can't imagine her being willing to do that for quite a while, and I certainly wouldn't have the strength to carry her. So, who knows.

I think about three max...probably less and less after two. Once they are four they can walk. I don't live in place where we walk everywhere though!

We stopped using the stroller at 18 months except for long walks.

I would say for a day trip with no car that 5-6 is ok.

We stopped using it around 2. I think it was cause he was mostly uninterested in using it and it became more of a hassle than anything. We'd get halfway through the zoo or something and he had long ditched it and then I am pushing a big bulky stroller around. We were usually doing stuff with my dad or DH so they would just end up carrying him on their shoulders.

For us- not living in a walkable city- I'd say 3. But city living is completely different.

I saw a girl who HAD to be 8 SPILLING OUT of a stroller at the mall the other day. I was dumbfounded. She was too long, too tall, and too wide. And DEFINITELY old enough to walk. I couldn't believe it.

My five year old still will sit in the stroller occasionally when we are out, but only because we already have it available for the 2 yr old. Also toward the end of the day, she still gets really tired, so I don't have issue with it, except when they fight over it. I guess my limit will be 6 but who knows.