Introduction
Deciding what baby stroller to buy for your new baby is one of the most challenging decisions you’ll likely make when building your registry.
Whether you’re stepping outside or packing up for your next family holiday, your stroller is going to be one of your most frequently used pieces of baby gear.
But it can be difficult to expect what kind of stroller you may require and what features are important versus what you can skip, and overwhelming when you consider all of the various types of stroller options available.
Choosing the right baby stroller is very important, today we are going to teach you how to pick a Stroller with ease.
Normal Baby Stroller
A normal stroller is often called a full-sized stroller. It can hold one kid.
It’s big, rolls down the street pretty smoothly, and is called a full-sized stroller to differentiate it from an umbrella stroller.
The full-sized stroller is sometimes called a single stroller. A twin stroller holds 2 children, either side by side or front to back.
Umbrella Stroller
An umbrella stroller is smaller, lightweight, and easy to pick up.
It folds down really smallish, almost like the length of an umbrella. So, it’s easy to carry. It’s a little bit more bouncy going down the street, but it’s for an elder child and when you really just need a stroller that’s easy to get around with.