A stroller for your baby is one of the most important purchase you’ll need to buy for your new baby. However, buying a stroller can be something like buying a car . There are so many choices and accessories available that it could be difficult. Here’s the scoop on the various types of strollers that are available: Seat attachment for stroller

The Travel System

This is the most significant and, in general, the most expensive option , the combination of a car seat and stroller, which is appropriate for babies from birth, and the beginning of your child’s life. The car seat is secured to the frame of the stroller for babies who are smaller but once they get bigger and get bigger, you can are able to use the stroller all on its own (typically at approximately nine months). These kinds of systems are typically larger and heavier than the other strollers, however the all-inclusive design usually provides an excellent value for money.

The Traditional Stroller

The range of options ranges from umbrella strollers that are designed for travel to high-end, lightweight strollers. They tend to be lightweight and simpler to fold than travel system strollers however most models can’t be used with infants.

The Classic Pram

A throwback to the days that were past, the classic prams function as the equivalent of a bassinet that is mounted on wheels. Made with a traditional curving frame made of metal and large wheels to ensure stability and smooth rides prams are comfortable and safe for babies, however they will not be used after the first 3 months.

The Special Purpose Stroller

If your requirements are more specific then that a specific purpose stroller is necessary. Some examples include jogging strollers that are low-hanging and have three wheels to provide added stability, and tandem strollers for parents with more than one infant. Parents with two children of different ages could select a double stroller which can accommodate one child in front of the other (these models are smaller then tandem strollers) or a sit-and-stand model that permits the child who is older to stroll along on a bench or stand up while the infant uses an ordinary stroller seat.

What to Consider

When you have decided on the kind of stroller you’re looking for Do some online research and discover what features are available on various models. You can then narrow down your alternatives and head down to the nearest big-baby retailer to test the models. While testing the strollers make sure you ask these questions:

 

1. Does the stroller come with all the safety features you need? Are the buckles comfy and simple to latch and unlatch? Are there five-point harnesses or is it a 3-point one? (five-point harnesses which are placed over the baby’s shoulders and wrap around his waist , and also between his legs are the best). Are the brakes functioning properly?
2. Can it be operated easily is it easy to maneuver? Are the handle at an appropriate height for you? Or are they adjustable? Can you control it using just one hand, when needed? Are the wheels easily able to rotate?
3. How quickly does the stroller fold down? One-hand or one-hand/one foot fold is the best option, since you could be doing this maneuver with a child in your arms regularly. This is an cruciallyimportant factor to make sure that your stroller is simple and smooth mechanism for collapse.
4. What degree of comfort does the stroller provide? Do you have a variety of recline positions? Does it fold flat enough for babies who are smaller? Do you have a well-padded seat and has the support needed for babies’ legs and feet?
5. What material is the stroller constructed from? Are the frames light or heavy? Metal strollers weigh more, but are more durable, while plastic ones be less durable and last longer. The fabric used to cover the seat washable? It is it possible to take it off to clean it? Don’t underestimate the magnitude of the mess that your child could make in his stroller!
6. How much storage space is there? This is essential if are planning to take your child out for a shopping trip regularly. Are there shopping baskets and how large is it and can it be reached regardless of the you are seated in?