Value List / Strollers
Adopt Me Stroller Values
Strollers from the current Adopt Me item pool, with community trade values.
Strollers are a smaller category, but rare and event-exclusive strollers can carry surprising value compared to how often they show up in trades. Use the Adopt Me trade calculator to see how a stroller compares to pets or other items in a deal.
A Small Category With Big Value Swings
Strollers exist purely so players can push around baby pets — a cosmetic-and-roleplay feature with no gameplay effect on the pet itself. Because there are far fewer strollers than pets, pet wear, or vehicles, the category can look "quiet" at a glance, but that low supply is exactly why a handful of limited strollers trade for far more than their everyday counterparts.
What Separates a Common Stroller From a Valuable One
Purchasable any time with regular Bucks. Fine for roleplay, but low trade value since nothing limits supply.
Released alongside a specific seasonal event and never brought back. These make up nearly all of the higher-value strollers on this list.
Because strollers are so visible in roleplay, a particularly well-designed or trend-aligned stroller can hold demand even years after release.
Trading Strollers
Because strollers trade less frequently than pets, it's harder to eyeball a "going rate" from memory — prices can lag behind actual demand simply because fewer trades happen to correct them. That makes checking the calculator before a stroller trade even more useful than it is for high-volume categories like pets.
Strollers FAQ
Do strollers affect the pet riding in them?
No — strollers are cosmetic only. They don't change a pet's stats, age, or trade value.
Why is it hard to find a "market price" for some strollers?
Lower trade volume means values update more slowly than high-traffic categories like pets. Treat the listed value as a solid estimate, and double-check recent trades for anything especially rare.
Are strollers ever used for anything other than baby pets?
They're built around baby pets specifically, which is part of why the category stays small — a stroller is a niche roleplay accessory rather than a general-purpose item like pet wear, so fewer are produced and fewer trade hands on a given day.