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What to Look For in a Toddler Stroller

A stroller allows you to ensure that your toddler is safe along on your adventures. It should be equipped with a five-point harness to keep your child secure and lock swivels that don't fall off.

If you're expecting a child, consider a travel system that can be attached to your car seat, or a convertible model that could grow from single to double (and sometimes triple with the addition of a Vista PiggyBack ride-along board). Look for a basket that's spacious and easy to access.

Safety

Choose a model that has safety features that are in line with strict standards for your child to be able to stroll in the stroller for a number of years to come. Included in this are age and size compatibility, as along with a sturdy design and restraining straps. Also, you can secure seats shells and sunshades. Find a five-point harness that uses straps over the shoulders and between the legs as well as at the crotch to prevent your child from falling out of the stroller during a crash. Many strollers have additional hip straps that can further increase your child's safety.

Strollers are tested for impact to ensure they are safe standards. The test involves dropping the stroller from a certain height and assessing the force of the impact to ensure that it won't tip over using it. The best strollers also feature an extremely safe brake system that locks and can be activated just like in a car.

Examine the brake pedals to make sure they are easy for you to operate, but are difficult for children to unfasten. If possible, opt for an electronic harness that utilizes strong magnets to keep the harness straps together and is simple to fasten for parents but difficult for infants to open. Also, look for a padded bumper bar that is wrapped around the frame and an opening for a safety harness that closes when the seat is reclined to stop your child from getting trapped.

To avoid pinching hazards fold and unfold the stroller away from children. Verify that the hinges are free of sharp edges and protrusions. Place bags in the storage area or the basket under the stroller to prevent an entanglement risk and to minimize the possibility of the stroller falling over when it is in motion. Do not hang diaper bags, or other items from the stroller's handles. This can be a strangulation risk for your baby.

Strollers are a great way for your little one to soak in the world and gain knowledge about the natural world, so pick one with an expandable shade or canopy that can protect them from harsh sunlight. Keep snacks and drinks handy by using a bottle or cup holder as well as a tray for snacks. A bag clip or tote can help you carry shopping and other items without adding bulk to your stroller.

Comfort

As toddlers age to be more mobile, they require a stroller that is more comfortable than what they used as infants. A spacious seat with plenty of padding and reclining options will ensure that they are able to comfortably use their stroller and stay relaxed when they go out. Additionally, a model with an adjustable footrest and canopy is a great choice to accommodate their changing height. A solid frame, a five-point harness and braking system are the most important elements.

A double stroller is perfect for parents with twins or close-knit babies. Pick one with a reversible seating option to allow them to ride side-by-side, parent-facing, or face each other. Reversible seats can help your kids bond with one another while out on strolls. You can pick a stroller that has cups holder or a clip for your bag so you can keep snacks and drinks within reach.

The ideal stroller for toddlers must be easy to maneuver and fold. A stroller that has two wheels that swivel and a well-designed suspension system will make it easier to navigate the streets that are crowded and rough terrain. Other useful features to look for are an adjustable handlebar and a peek-aboo window. To make it easier and more convenient operation, you may want a parking brake that is operated by hand.

The right stroller can keep you and your family at ease on any journey, whether it's a quick excursion in the city or on vacation. These strollers are made with comfort and flexibility in mind. They feature a compact design that can be folded away and have large storage baskets.

I spoke to five experts in the field of strollers and parenting. These included Lisa Trofe (executive director of the Juvenile Product Manufacturers Association), Kyleyn Gosewisch (customer care specialist at Strolleria), Marielle Marquez (pediatric occupational therapist and founder at Thrive Little), Holly Choi (cofounder and co-owner of Safe Beginnings First Aid) which is a non-profit organization that provides safety tips for children and babies and Sarah Huff (senior manager of community and customer relations). Find out their top tips to choose the ideal stroller for toddlers.

Folding

Choose a stroller with an easy-to-use folding mechanism. Your toddler may take a leap into or out of it on their own. Some models fold using just one hand, while others have an adjustable strap that lets you carry the stroller with ease. Consider a stroller that has an enormous canopy to protect your child from direct sunlight, or one with various recline positions.

Some of the best strollers come with a compartment where you can attach an infant car seat (and some also have other attachment points for baby carriers). You can choose a light stroller weighing less than 30 pounds to allow it to be easier to lift on and off public transport. If you plan to use the stroller on uneven surfaces, choose a model with big sturdy wheels that can are able to easily navigate different terrains.

If you need to, a stroller with padded straps can be easily carried over your shoulder. Never hang a purse or diaper bag from the handle of your stroller. It can cause it to tip over and cause injury or death to your baby.

The stroller you choose should come with five-point harness that securely attaches to both the rear and front of your child. It should also have an ample, easy-to-access storage basket as well as the tray for children. For exhausted toddlers, a recline seat is essential.

You can find more tips and information on choosing the right stroller in our buying guide. Contact our customer service department for any questions.

What is the difference between a Stroller and a Pram?

A stroller (Canada and US) or pram (U.K.) is a hand-driven vehicle that can be used for transporting babies and small children. Some strollers have the capability to accommodate an infant car seat, and some even have an adjustable bassinet that can be converted into a seat for older toddlers. While most strollers aren't easy to take, a few models feature locks and shackles that prevent them from being snatched by people who pass by. The use of a top-rated baby carrier is a great alternative to strollers. It can improve bonding and free your hands to complete other tasks such as grocery shopping or running the errands.

Stores

As your baby grows, stroller trips become more involved than the quick out and back strolls of childhood. You'll need more gear for these excursions. This includes diaper bags that are filled with snacks drinks, snacks, and additional clothing for Baby. Storage for your stroller is essential to bringing all these items and keeping them within arm's reach.

Consider a stroller with ample storage space that can accommodate your diaper bag, spare clothes, one of our best water bottles for children and more. These necessities will allow you to relax and enjoy your trip without having to worry about baby or bags.

If you want to store things in a space that is easy to access, choose a stroller that has an adult tray. These consoles usually come with a cup holder and a large storage area which can be used for more than just drinks. Some of our top strollers come with a parent tray while others provide it as an option.

When selecting a stroller that includes a tray for parents on it, make sure the cup holders are sufficient in depth to secure your drink. Cup holders with shallow cups tend to spill over the edges, making them a risk for your baby. We also recommend against hanging things from the handlebars since it could cause the stroller to tip over. Depending on the weight of the item and how steep the terrain and the amount of weight that is placed in the storage basket, this can transform a stroller that is stable into a dangerously tippy one.

Families who plan to have more than one child in the next few years should consider a tandem or side by side stroller. These strollers come with seats that are placed together with a toddler's seat on the top and an infant seat at the bottom. These strollers could save you money in the long run by allowing users to use a single stroller from birth until toddlerhood.