Parents must be aware of a myriad of factors when choosing a stroller. They should consider cost, family size and the lifestyle. There are many different types of strollers to fit every situation.

Jogging strollers have larger, sturdier wheels and superior suspension that can take bumps and a variety of terrain in stride. These are great for active families.

Compact Strollers
Some days when you have to leave the house with your baby is difficult. That's when you need a stroller that is compact and lightweight, simple to fold, and easy to maneuver.

Also known as travel strollers, they strike a delicate middle ground between traditional strollers and umbrella strollers. They offer full-size amenities like large sun umbrellas with multi-position recline, undercarriage storage baskets but with an easy-to-close fold that is smaller (or even collapses into a bag that folds flat). Travel strollers can be used with car seats for infants.

The GB Qbit+ All City stroller offers a fold that can be folded with just one hand. It is about the size of an average carry-on bag and will be carried in overhead bins on planes. It doesn't require gate-checking! Plus, it connects with the UPPAbaby Minu V2 or the Nuna Pipa infant car seat by means of adapters. An integrated bassinet is offered for infants. Another great option is the Cybex Eezy Twist 2, which lets you attach to a car seat and then change from forward-facing to a parent-facing position based on your baby's growth.

Strollers Full Size
Large wheels, good suspension and brakes that are easy to use. They will keep your child safe. These strollers also come with ample storage cups, cup holders, as well as other useful features that make it easier to carry your child Must-have double strollers.

Some strollers that are full-sized include a bassinet, toddler seat or both that can be connected to the frame. This is ideal for families with multiple babies in daycare or infants. Certain frames can be able to accommodate two toddler car seats, whereas others permit you to mix and match seating options such as an additional seat or rider board.

These strollers can be costly and require a significant upfront purchase. Some retailers will offer massive discounts on these strollers during the Christmas shopping season making them less expensive. A quality stroller that will grow with your child's needs is well worth the initial cost. If you have parents of differing heights, strollers equipped with adjustable handlebars are an excellent choice. They are able to simply push the stroller with one hand.

Travel Systems
Travel systems (also known as prams or combo strollers) are basically car seat carriers that are attached to the frame of a stroller. It can be used to carry your baby in the car, then change your baby to the stroller to walk. Some models even allow you to add an attachment for a bassinet that allows your baby to lie flat on the floor and look at you, or a seat attachment that can be positioned to face forward or back.

They're great for families that plan on using a baby car seat for a long duration of time, as you are able to continue using the stroller after your child has outgrown the car seat. It is easy to use and connect require no additional steps or complex fixators. Large undercarriages with ample space which can be used to store equipment and other supplies are perfect. Also, look for fabrics that can be cleaned easily and can handle crumbs and snot. These models are also smaller and lighter, making them easier to transport on public transport or at airports.

Double Strollers Double
A double stroller is essential for any family with two children. Look for one that offers ample storage space to store sippy cups, snacks diapers, toys and much more. It's also important to consider how easy it is to move with two children and their parents.

Smooth ride and solid construction are other important characteristics. Choose strollers with swivel tires that are capable of locking to give you a solid foundation. You should also prioritize a stroller that is lightweight but sturdy enough to stand up to the regular wear and tear of usage.

There are many different types of double strollers that you can pick from. Tandem strollers have seats in the front and a seat at the rear, while side by side strollers have the seats placed next to each other. Based on the stroller's compatibility and weight limitation, some children might not be able to ride in tandem or side-byside configurations. Review the specifications of the manufacturer and recommended age range for each model to make sure it's a good fit.