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When thinking about a stroller, first think about your lifestyle.... Are you active outdoors every day? Cruising the mall? Logging frequent flyer models?
No stroller is best for everyone, and many parents find that buying TWO strollers can give them the best of everything: one lightweight stroller for errands, combined with a jogging or all-terrain stroller for outdoors.
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You'll need a stroller that is very easy to fold and unfold. The stroller must be light enough for the average person to easily lift into a vehicle and be a reasonable size when folded. For walking into stores, banks, post office, dry cleaners-- it has to be highly maneuverable in tight spaces. |
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The stroller should be very comfortable for you and your child, and that requires an adjustable handle, seatback, and a decent size to allow for a natural walking stride. Additionally, expect suspension (shock absorbers) and midsize to larger wheels for a smoother ride. |
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Some strollers offer a flat reclining position and an attachable fabric boot (for warmth and safety), or have an available bassinet. Other strollers come with an infant seat adapter. |
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You'll need something that is very easy to use, is compact, and can be checked at the gate. |
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If you power walk, run, or rollerblade, you can't have a stroller that slows you down. Look for air-filled, large tires and a handlebar set far enough back so you can take longer strides. All-terrain strollers are suitable for light, occasional exercise. Jogging strollers are ideal for this area. |
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