Question 1

What are the differences between this one and lite?

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This is a good question, and one I've had a hard time finding an answer to. I just bought this Mini, as an upgrade from the cheap Cosco umbrella stroller from Target and Wal-Mart. I haven't used the Lite, but looking at the listing for it, it seems the main differences are:
1) Folding mechanism. The way the Mini folds is similar to the basic Cosco, with a metal bar that hinges in the middle. The Lite appears to have a fancier mechanism, with a footstep and handle that you pull. 
2) Recline mechanism. The way the Mini reclines is by pulling a strap which tightens itself behind the fabric at the top area of the seat. Very simple. The Lite appears to have 2 red buttons on each side that you push to raise or lower the seatback into 3 set positions. Seems a bit more complicated, but also might operate a bit nicer? Certainly would contribute to the price difference at least.
3) Built in carry strap. Mini doesn't have one. The Lite does.
4) Cup holders. The mini has 2 in a piece of fabric that stretches between the handles. The Lite only has 1.
5) Basket. Mini's basket seems a bit smaller and holds less than the Lite.
6) Folded size. When folded, the Mini's wheels by the handle stick out a bit, takes up a bit more room. The Lite looks like it gets more compact.
7) Weight. The Mini is about 2 lbs lighter than the Lite.

Features that look the same, or nearly the same: Similar child size capacity, 5 point child harness, cushioned seat, 5" wheels, swivel front wheels that can lock into position, and have some shock absorption, a basket, shade and sun visor, good handle height and space to not keep stepping on wheels as you push.

Conclusion: I'm happy with my purchase. I got the Mini on sale for $33. Compared to the $90 price for the Lite, I'm more than OK not having the few other features, they're not worth paying 3x as much. I just want a lightweight stroller that's easy to push, holds a few extra things plus my kid, and folds up small. The Mini fits my needs

Question 2

Does it recline enough for child to nap comfortably?

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It reclines but unless I’m doing it wrong not enough really for comfortable nap

Question 3

Can you use for a 4 month old?

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Thank you for your question. The Summer Infant 3D Mini stroller is for use with 6 months old up to 50 pounds.

Question 4

Does this stroller work with the may 2019 Disneyland guidelines??

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Yes, we just came back from disneyworld and they didn't tell me anything about the stroller.

Model number	32780B
Product Dimensions	85.09 x 49.53 x 107.95 cm; 6.8 kg
Item model number	32780B
Maximum weight recommendation	22.68 kg
Material Type	Polyester
Material Composition	45% Metal, 25% Fabric, 30% Plastic
Care instructions	Clean minor stains on fabric with cold water and mild soap. Clean plastic and metal surfaces with a soft damp cloth. Air dry.
Additional product features	Lightweight steel frame, anti-shock front wheels, lockable rear wheels, extra-large storage basket
Style	Stroller
Batteries required	No
Specification met	Meets industry standards for stroller weight, wheel safety, and toddler size recommendations
Rear-facing maximum child weight	50 Pounds
Harness type	5 Point
Seating capacity	1
Tire material	Metal
Folded size	44 x 9.5 x 13 inches
Item Weight	6.8 Kilograms

Summer Infant3Dlite ST Convenience Stroller for 6-60 Months - Black

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