Strollers

About Strollers

A stroller is the piece of baby gear you reach for almost every day, so it pays to match the type to how your family actually gets around. The strollers here span lightweight umbrella models that fold compact for travel and transit, full-size standard strollers built for a smooth ride and years of use, and jogging strollers made for running and uneven ground. The specs that matter most are the weight capacity, which decides how long your child can ride before outgrowing it, the stroller's own weight, which determines how easily you can lift it into the trunk, and whether it accepts an infant car seat for newborn use. Prices generally run from around $34 for a basic umbrella stroller up to roughly $300 for a full-size standard model. Brands like Graco, Chicco, Jeep, Ingenuity, and Kolcraft account for much of what families buy, and checking the listed weight capacity and frame weight on each product page is the clearest way to match a stroller to your routine.