Abstract: A wheeled board that is attached to the back of a baby stroller is disclosed. The stroller and board are propelled in the same way as a scooter. The parent pushes against the ground with one foot, while keeping the other foot on the board. When both are moving, the parent can place both feet on the board and the board and stroller will roll in unison. The wheeled board consists of a rigid material such as wood with the top surface for standing. Two wheels are mounted on the bottom surface of the board at one end. At the other end, the board has a bracket for connecting it to the stroller and in the preferred embodiment, the bracket is attached to the stroller's rear wheel axle. The bracket provides a pivot point between the board and the stroller. The board is steered in unison with the stroller by the parent shifting the weight over the board to pivot the board on its longitudinal axis and by the parent changing the angle between the board and stroller.