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Strollers
Having a new baby can be a walk in the park--with the right stroller. In fact, a stroller is one of the most important pieces of baby gear you'll buy, next to a car seat. And as your baby grows, you may end up with more than one. Many parents buy traditional strollers for every day and a lighter-weight one for traveling. You may even want a more rugged stroller for jogging or simply negotiating uneven sidewalks and curbs. City streets are deceptively hard on strollers. There are dozens of choices on the market, everything from the lightest-weight umbrella strollers to heavy-duty, mid sized strollers, carriages, jogging strollers, and models designed to carry two or more children. For a newborn, you can find a basic frame with no stroller seat of its own that can support almost any infant car seat. Or, consider a fully reclining stroller with leg holes you can close, so your baby doesn't slip and get trapped. Another option is a travel system, which consists of an infant car seat, a car-seat base for your car, and a stroller. Some jogging strollers are sold as travel systems, and some strollers also function as travel systems by allowing you to attach an infant car seat. A final option is a combo stroller, which functions as both a carriage and a stroller. This stroller is a hybrid that consists of a stroller chassis with wheels that can be used with various manufacturers' car seats. It includes a removable bassinet, which converts it into a carriage, so your newborn baby can fully recline, and a removable stroller seat to use when your baby is ready to sit up.
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