With this 2.0 version, Mockingbird added even more thoughtful enhancements to this parent favorite. Mockingbird is a direct-to-consumer brand that skips retailer markups, so this stylish stroller costs less than it would otherwise. The Single Stroller can be used from birth, with Mockingbird's cozy lie-flat Bassinet, the practical space-saving Infant Seat Insert or one of their Car Seat Adapters that make this stroller compatible with over 40 different infant car seats (sold separately). Around six months, they can switch to the reclinable, reversible toddler seat (you can start with them facing you and then flip them to face out once they prefer to see the world ahead). On this latest model, Mockingbird added an additional upright seating position to give you even more flexibility. The canopy is made of a UPF 50+ material to block out UV rays and with a quick unzip, it extends for additional sun protection. The 2.0 also includes a pop-out visor to provide extra shade. On the inside of the canopy, the black-and-white patterns are not only super cute but help promote early childhood visual development. You can expect smooth strolls thanks to all-wheel suspension, shock-absorbing tires that never go flat and updates to the 2.0 frame design. More noteworthy features: the stroller can be folded with one hand, the handlebar rotates to accommodate caregivers of different heights and the updated seat straps automatically adjust to the child's height with one quick pull (no more manual re-threading). Reflective material on the back of the seat and basket make for safer evening strolls. And for storage, the generous XL basket helps you stash up to 25 lbs of essentials. There's even a hidden seatback pocket designed to keep your phone accessible. The Single Stroller can be paired with Mockingbird's Riding Board to let a second child ride behind (3-5 years old, with a minimum height of 26”).
While there isn't a law requiring ecommerce stores to have a Return Policy, you may need one if you wish to enforce your terms and parameters of returns and refunds.
For example, in the state of New York, if a retailer does not provide a Return & Refund Policy, the retailer will be required to accept returns and give refunds for all merchandise returned within 30 days of purchase. If you wish to limit this in any way, you will need to create and post a Return Policy with your own custom terms.
Another reason for having a Return Policy even if not required by law is that most consumers prefer to shop at retailers with a clearly-posted Return Policy. This is especially important when shopping online, as more issues are likely when purchasing something without being able to see it in person first.
If you don't have a Return Policy, you may be at the mercy of state laws regulating return and refund timeframes. You may also lose potential customers who are concerned about not being able to return a product if they need or want to.
