Baby Stroller Reviews Guide

First and foremost, you want your baby to be safe and comfortable in her stroller. But think about yourself, too, since you're the one who'll be pushing it. Here are some things to consider: For the first six months to a year or so, if you'll be taking your infant in and out of a car a lot, a lightweight car seat carrier frame might be just the ticket.

Shopping for baby's stroller can be almost as complicated as shopping for a car. There's a lot to consider: brake systems, cup holders, safety harnesses, comfort, weight, ease of folding, durability...not to mention the cuteness factor. We've updated our must-have list to give you the scoop on the latest and greatest rides for baby.

In our baby stroller reviews, GHRI testers were dismayed to discover that more than a quarter of those tested posed a potential hazard to young children — even though all had met industry safety standards. Read on to find out how to keep your child safe

Getting Started The stroller is a big, expensive purchase and there are so many models, it's not surprising that shopping for one makes new parents anxious. The good news: Any JPMA-certified stroller will do. The bad news: You'll end up buying more than one anyway as your needs change and your first stroller gets worn out.

There's no rule saying you have to have a stroller, but it's hard to imagine not having one if you're ever planning to leave the house. And as your child starts to feel more and more like a large and wiggly sack of potatoes, you'll really appreciate the extra mobility.

Baby Stroller Reviews Guide: Your Baby Stroller Guide

Your guide to the best of baby strollers

Baby Stroller Reviews Guide: Your Baby Stroller Guide