Choosing a stroller is one of the most important steps in preparing for the birth of a child. Choosing the right stroller will ensure comfort and safety for the baby, as well as ease of use for parents. Let's see what types of baby strollers are and what you should pay attention to when choosing.
Types of prams
1. Strollers 2 in 1 and 3 in 1
The 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 strollers are great for use throughout childhood. 2 in 1 strollers usually include a bassinet for newborns and a stroller for older children. 3 in 1 strollers, in addition to the above units, are equipped with a car seat, which is ideal for traveling.
2. Strollers
Strollers are designed for children who can already sit up on their own. They are usually lighter and smaller, making them suitable for city walks and travel.
3. Walking sticks
Strollers are lightweight and compact strollers that are perfect for traveling or going out quickly. They fold easily and take up minimal space.
4. Twin strollers
Double strollers are designed for two children. They come in different configurations: one child after another, or side by side. Great for twins or kids with little difference in age.
What to look for when choosing a baby stroller
1. Comfort and safety
The mattress should be comfortable and the headrest should be adjustable. The stroller must be equipped with a five-point or three-point seat belt. Also, choose models with good shock absorbers and braking systems.
2. Size and weight
Given the frequency and conditions of use, it is important to choose a stroller that is easy to fit in a car or take up stairs. The stroller must be wide and strong enough to handle the height and weight of the child.
3. Materials
Materials should be of high quality, easy to clean and, if possible, be hypoallergenic. The color of the material is also important - light shades can get dirty quickly, but they do not heat up in the sun as much as dark ones.
4. Handling
Stroller handling is one of the key factors in parental comfort. Check how easily the stroller turns, climbs curbs and rides over bumps.
5. Additional functions and accessories
Some strollers come with extra features such as an adjustable handlebar, sun and rain canopy, shopping basket or storage bag. These additional features can make the stroller much easier to use.
Choosing a stroller is an individual process that should suit your child's needs and your family's lifestyle. Remember that the safety and comfort of your baby is the most important thing.