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What to Look For in a Toddler Stroller

Strollers are an excellent way to safely take your wiggly toddler on adventures. It should have five-point harnesses that keep your child secure and swivel wheels lockable so that they can't roll away.

If you have a newborn think about an infant travel system prams system that connects to your car seat, or a convertible model that could be upgraded from single to double (and sometimes triple with the addition of the Vista PiggyBack ride-along board). Choose a basket that offers plenty of space and is easily accessible.

Safety

Select a stroller with safety features that meet the strictest standards If you want your child to enjoy strolling in the stroller for a number of years. Included in this are size and age compatibility as in a stable design with restraining straps, sunshades and shells for seats that are secure. Look for five-point harnesses that have straps on the shoulders and between the legs as well as at the crotch to stop your child from falling out of the stroller in the event of a crash. Many strollers come with additional hip straps to increase your child's safety.

Strollers are tested for impact to ensure that they are safe. The stroller is lowered from a height to determine the force of the impact. This guarantees that it will not be able to tip over while it is in use. The top strollers have the ability to lock, secure and secure brake travel system prams that can also be engaged like in a vehicle.

Check the brake pedals and make sure that they are easy to operate for you, but difficult to loosen for children. If possible, opt for a magnetic harness that makes use of strong magnets to keep the harness straps together. It is easy to fasten for parents, but difficult for infants to open. Also, look for a cushioned bumper bar that wraps around the frame and an opening for a safety harness that closes when the seat is reclined to prevent your baby from getting trapped.

The folding and unfolding of a stroller should be kept away from children to prevent the risk of pinching. Make sure the hinges are free of sharp edges and protrusions. To avoid entanglement hazards and reduce the risk that the stroller may tip over, keep bags in the storage space beneath the stroller or in the basket. Never hang purses or diaper bags from the handles of your stroller. This could be a risk of strangulation for your child.

Pick a stroller that has an extension canopy that can protect your child from the brutal sun. A tray for snacks as well as a cup or bottle holder will keep drinks and snacks close at the ready. Lastly, a bag clip or a tote bag will help you carry your shopping items and other things without adding to the bulk of the stroller.

Comfort

As toddlers age, they need a stroller that is more comfortable than the one they used as infants. A seat that has plenty of padding and reclining features will allow them to fit comfortably and feel comfortable in their stroller. A model with adjustable footrests and a canopy can also be able to accommodate their changing heights. A sturdy frame, a 5-point harness, and braking pushchairs travel systems are the most important elements.

A double stroller is great for parents with twins or close-knit babies. Choose a double stroller with a seating position that can be reversed so that they can ride facing forward, facing the parent, or facing one opposite. A reversible seat can also aid your children in bonding with one another while out on strolls. Based on your needs, you may want a stroller that has an accessory for a cup holder or bag clip to keep snacks and beverages within reach.

The best strollers for toddlers are easy to fold and maneuver. Strollers that have swivel wheels and a suspension system that works will allow you to maneuver through crowded streets or rough terrain. Also, you should look for a stroller with an adjustable handlebar, and an open window. For convenience and ease of operation, you might prefer a parking brake that can be operated by hand.

The right stroller will ensure that you and your family are at ease on any journey, whether it's a quick stroll through the city or a vacation. These strollers were designed with convenience and flexibility in mind. They feature a compact design that can be folded away and also have an ample storage basket.

To narrow down your options I spoke to five parenting and stroller experts including Lisa Trofe, executive director of the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association; Kyleyn Gosewisch, customer care specialist at Strolleria; Marielle Marquez, pediatric occupational therapist and founder of Thrive Little; Holly Choi, cofounder and co-owner of Safe Beginnings First Aid, an organization that offers baby and child safety resources and Sarah Huff, senior manager of customer and community services at BabyQuip, a baby gear rental site. Learn more about their top tips for choosing the ideal stroller for toddlers.

Folding

Choose a stroller with an easy-to use folding mechanism. Your child could take a leap into or out of it on their own. Some models fold with just one hand, while others come with a strap so you can carry the stroller with ease. You could also consider an option with a large canopy that protects your child from sun, and one that provides multiple recline positions.

Some of the best strollers come with a compartment you can use to attach an infant car seat. Other strollers include attachment points for baby carriers. You might want to opt for a lightweight stroller that weighs less than 30 pounds so that it's easy to lift on and off public transport. If you plan to use the stroller over uneven terrain, choose one with large, durable wheels. They can easily roll over a variety of terrain.

A stroller that has a cushioned strap for carrying can allow you to easily carry the stroller over your shoulder when needed. Never hang a purse or diaper bag from the handle of your stroller. It can cause it to tip and cause injuries or suffocation to your baby.

The stroller you choose should come with five-point harness that securely attaches to the rear and front of your child. It should have an ample, easy-to-access storage basket and an infant's tray. For tired toddlers, a reclining seat is essential.

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

What's the difference between a Stroller and a Pram?

A stroller (Canada & US) or pram newborn (U.K.) is a hand-driven vehicle that can be used to transport babies and young children. Some strollers can hold the infant car seat or an infant bassinet that can be transformed into a seat. While the majority of strollers are difficult to steal, some models feature locks and shackles to prevent them from being stolen by people passing by. A top-rated stroller can be a great alternative to using a stroller and improve bonding, while freeing your hands for other tasks such as grocery shopping or running around.

Stores

As your baby grows, stroller rides become more involved than the simple out and back strolls of childhood. For these outings you'll need additional items, such as a fully stocked diaper bag, snacks, drinks and extra clothes for your Baby. Storage for your stroller is essential to bringing all of these items and keeping them within arm's reach.

Look into a stroller with plenty of storage that can easily hold your diaper bag or spare clothes, one of our top water bottles for kids and more. Having these necessities handy gives you the freedom to enjoy your trip without having to keep an eye on your baby or keep an eye on bags as you stroll.

If you're looking to store things in a place that is easy to access, choose an infant stroller with an adult tray. These consoles typically offer both cups holder as well as a large storage compartment that can hold more than just drinks. Some of our most loved strollers come with an adult tray, while others provide it as an option.

If you are choosing a stroller that includes a tray for parents on it, make sure that the cup holders are sufficient to hold your beverage securely. Cup holders with shallow cups are more likely to spill onto the edges, making them a risk for your baby. We also recommend not to hang anything on the handlebars because this can cause the stroller tip over. Depending on the weight of the item, how steep the terrain is and the amount of weight that is placed in the storage basket, this could make a stable stroller an extremely tippy one.

If you're planning to have two kids in a few years, a tandem or side-by-side stroller is worth considering. These strollers come with seats that are side-by-side, with an infant seat at the lower part and a toddler's seat at the top. These strollers will save you money over time by allowing you use one stroller for your child from birth to toddlerhood.