When choosing a stroller, parents must consider a variety of factors, including cost, family size and the lifestyle. There are a variety of strollers to fit every situation.

These strollers are designed with larger wheels, stronger suspension, and a stronger frame to withstand uneven terrain and bumps. These strollers are perfect for families with active children.

Compact Strollers
Some days when you have to leave the house with your child can be a challenge. That's why you'll need a stroller that's light and compact, easy to fold and easy to move.

Also called travel strollers, they strike a delicate balance between traditional stroller and umbrella strollers, providing full-size amenities like large sun canopy, multi-position recline and undercarriage storage baskets but with an easier to close fold which is smaller (or even folds down into a flat pouch). Many of these strollers work with infant car seats, too.

The GB Qbit+ All City stroller offers a fold in one hand that is about the size of an average carry-on bag and will fit in the overhead bins on planes. It doesn't require gate-checking! It can also be connected to the UPPAbaby Mini V2 or Nuna Pipa Infant Car Seat by adapters. The bassinet has a built-in feature that is offered for infants. The Cybex Eezy Twist 2 is an alternative that lets you to include a car seat and switch between facing the parent and forward as your baby develops.

Full Size Strollers
Full-size strollers have large wheels, a sturdy suspension and brakes that are easy to use. They keep your child secure. These strollers also include ample storage as well as cup holders and other features that make it easy to move your child around famous side by side stroller.

Some strollers that are full-sized include an infant seat, a bassinet or both which can be clicked into the frame. This is perfect for families with several infants in daycare or newborns. Some frames can accommodate two infant car seats, whereas others allow the use of mix-and-match seating options, such as a second seat or rider board.

They are usually expensive and require a significant upfront investment. Some retailers will offer massive reductions on these strollers in the season of shopping for Christmas, which makes them more affordable. A high-quality stroller that can adapt to your baby will be worth the initial cost. For parents who have differing heights, strollers with adjustable handlebars can be an excellent choice. They can easily push the stroller using only one hand.

Travel Systems
Travel systems (also called a pram or a combination stroller) is basically the car seat carrier that attaches to the frame of the stroller. It can be used to transport your infant in your car, and then switch them over to the stroller to walk. You can also add an attachment to some models to allow your child to lie flat with you, or in a seat that can be positioned to face either back or forward.

They are a great option for families who plan to use a car seat for a long duration. You are able to continue using the stroller once your child is no longer in the car seat. Travel systems that are easy to use and connect requires no additional steps or complicated fixators. Find models with large undercarriages that can hold gear and supplies as well as washable fabrics that can handle snack crumbs as well as snot, and other. They're typically lighter and smaller in size and therefore easier to move around on public transportation or in airports.

Double Strollers
A double stroller is an essential item for any family with two children. Choose a stroller with plenty of storage for snacks and sippy cups along with toys, diapers, etc. It is also important to think about how easy it will be to maneuver the stroller with two children.

A smooth ride as well as a solid construction are other important characteristics. Strollers with locking swivel-wheels will provide you with unbeatable stability. It is essential to select a stroller which is both lightweight and durable.

You can choose from many double strollers. Tandem strollers feature seating at the front, and a seat in the back, while side-byside strollers have seats lined up next to each other. Based on the stroller's compatibility with the stroller and its weight limit, certain children may not be able to ride in tandem or side-byside configurations. Review the specifications of the manufacturer and the recommended age range for each model to make sure it's suitable for your child.