Strollers

When choosing a stroller, consider the following factors: Safety: Look for strollers with a five-point harness, reliable braking system, and sturdy construction. Ease of Use: Consider how easy it is to fold and unfold the stroller, as well as its maneuverability. Comfort: Ensure the stroller has adequate padding, a reclining seat, and a canopy for sun protection. Size and Weight: Choose a stroller that fits your lifestyle, whether it’s a lightweight model for easy transport or a more robust option for various terrains. Storage: Check for ample storage space for your essentials, such as a basket or pockets.

To maintain and clean your stroller: Regular Cleaning: Wipe down the frame and fabric with a damp cloth. For stubborn stains, use a mild detergent and water. Check the Wheels: Clean and check the wheels regularly for debris and ensure they are functioning correctly. Fabric Care: Most stroller fabrics can be removed and machine washed according to the manufacturer's instructions. Always let them air dry. Lubrication: Apply lubrication to the wheels and folding mechanisms as needed to keep them working smoothly. Inspection: Regularly inspect the stroller for loose parts, frayed fabric, or any signs of wear and tear.

Many strollers are designed to be used from birth, but it depends on the model. Look for features like a fully reclining seat or a bassinet option. If using an infant car seat with a travel system, ensure it is properly secured and suitable for newborns. Always check the manufacturer's guidelines for age and weight limits.

To ensure your baby’s safety: Always Use the Harness: Secure your baby with the stroller’s five-point harness at all times. Proper Reclining: Adjust the seat to a fully reclined position for newborns and younger infants. Brake Use: Engage the brakes whenever you stop the stroller, even on flat surfaces. Avoid Overloading: Do not exceed the stroller’s weight limit or overload the storage basket, as this can affect stability. Supervision: Always keep an eye on your baby and never leave them unattended in the stroller.