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Strollers
It will save your back to have a stroller from the start. For infants, you need one that reclines; this is a nice feature anyway for
sleeping babies. What to look for in a stroller depends on what you need and what feels comfortable to push, open and close.
I suggest testing a bunch of strollers at a local store, then register for the one you like and Babykatz will find the best price
for you. I like this Combi
stroller.
You can have the seat facing you or facing away and it is far less expensive than the Bugaboo.
Features to consider:
• Storage basket—is it large enough for what you want to carry?
• Canopy—does it protect your baby from the elements?
• Does it have a tray for your little one for toys or snacks?
• Does it have a parent compartment for drinks, wallet, etc.
• Does it turn and steer easily?
• Does its form fit your stride or do you find yourself kicking the bottom?
• Can you open and close it easily?
• How small does it fold up?
• How heavy is it?
The more popular top end makers are:
• Combi
• MacLaren
• Inglesina
• Bugaboo
No matter what stroller you get, I recommend the Kiddopotamus Ray Shade
if you live in a climate that gets a lot of sun.
Babies have very delicate skin and no stroller canopy alone will cover your baby’s legs and feet entirely.
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