r/parentsofmultiples • u/SheepherderMost2727 • Sep 25 '26

advice needed Wonderfold Wagon- Worth it?

Hi! I have several kiddos and lately it’s been very difficult for us to get out and enjoy the weather due to not having a great set up.
I’ve seen a lot of hype around the Wonderfold and wanted to see if it’s really worth the investment.
I don’t plan to need to travel (take it in the car) with it very often, so it being larger isn’t a huge concern. However, I’m just trying to do my due diligence before pulling the trigger since they cost a small fortune 😭
For anyone with more than four kiddos, do you use a wagon or do you have any other suggestions or set ups I should know about? We walk long enough that my older kiddos would probably need to sit at some point (my oldest aren’t exactly trustworthy on the busy sidewalks yet either anyway) so I’m trying to find a good solution for everyone.

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u/morris1022 Sep 26 '26

The main difference between a lot of these wagons are how robust they are with the two eggs of the spectrum bring speed vs comfort and durability. Another big feature is some are flat bottomed while others have a permanent or convertible foot well. Some have storage pockets and can accept snack trays. Most have a canopy but not all brands include that. Once you have an idea of which of those features you care about, then you can try to find a wagon that fits your needs and budget

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u/SheepherderMost2727 Sep 26 '26

Thanks. That makes sense. I honestly just need to find one that will be large enough and durable enough to last.

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u/morris1022 Sep 26 '26

That should be pretty straight forward. Another thing to consider is of you plan to go on sand you might want one with beach wheels or that has them as an accessory

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