Finding the right stroller can be quite difficult. However, the following tips will keep you on the safe side.

Appearance isn’t everything when it comes to prams

Much more important are comfort and functionality. Is the child comfortable? Is there enough lying space (approx. 80 cm in length and approx. 35 cm in width)? You can also choose between a hard-shell stroller or a combinable stroller with a soft, removable carrycot that you can later convert into a buggy. The latter is clearly recommended if you want to save yourself the purchase of a buggy.

In addition to the lying surface, it is necessary that there is enough space to stow away diapers, baby food, any purchases, toys, and everything else that might be needed on the go. The stroller should also be stable, so you can be sure that nothing will happen if your child moves a little more violently. A special version of the stroller is the baby seat with chassis. You can transport the baby from day one and then easily remove the baby seat from the chassis and attach it to the car.

Also fully functional when mobile – brakes and suspension

Of course, driving comfort is just as important. A good suspension is therefore absolutely necessary – a soft suspension and larger wheels are advisable if you want to use more uneven roads, a slightly firmer suspension, and small wheels if you are more likely to be on asphalt, i.e. on level roads, in the city. A well-functioning parking brake is also necessary because you don’t want the stroller to roll away if you’re not paying attention for a moment.

Is the trunk of the car big enough?

Swivel slides also allow you to quickly change direction with your stroller and with height-adjustable slides you can adjust the push handles perfectly to your size. If you also own a car and plan to go on longer trips, it is also advisable to try out whether the stroller fits in the trunk before you buy it. Most sellers are so accommodating that you can try before you buy to make sure everything fits. Keep in mind that the weight of the stroller should be such that you can lift it without hesitation and also transport it over short distances (e.g. on stairs or on public transport). A well-insulated canopy is advisable so that the child can sleep peacefully and quietly. Defy wind and weather with the right cover for your stroller.

Which stroller is right for me and my baby?

It is up to you which car you ultimately choose. It is important that the stroller adapts to your needs and plans and is a safe and comfortable means of transport for your child. It is therefore essential to pay attention to the TÜV marking and/or the GS mark. In any case, the stroller purchase should be well planned. Do not save at the wrong end, because it is an investment that pays off in any case.