Strollers

Q: What is the difference between a travel stroller and a full-size stroller?

They do different jobs.Travel stroller: smaller fold, lower weight.Full-size stroller: everyday walks, often a carrycot.Open the product page and check fold, weight in kilograms and the from-birth setup.

Q: Which strollers can I use from birth?

Not every seat is ready from birth.A carrycot, if the model has one.A seat that reclines as the product page says.The product page states the setup. Recline alone is not enough.

Q: Will a travel stroller fit on a plane?

Cabin space is never guaranteed.Check the folded size in centimetres on the product page.Check the airline rules for that flight.A compact fold helps. It does not book the cabin.

Q: Should I choose a single or a double stroller?

Start with how many children you need to carry.Single: one child.Double: two children, side by side or one behind the other.Measure the door and the boot before you choose.

Q: What is a travel system?

A travel system is a stroller plus an infant car seat.Carrycot and seat packages are in 2 in 1 strollers.A car seat in the package is in 3 in 1 strollers.A car seat plus an ISOFIX base is in 4 in 1 strollers.Not every stroller is a travel system.

Q: How do I choose the right stroller?

Do this in order.Check your child's age and whether you need a carrycot.Decide: everyday walks, travel, or two children.Compare fold, weight in kilograms, handlebar height and what the package includes.Then open the product page and stop there.

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Strollers for everyday walks, travel and two children. Compare travel strollers, full-size strollers and double strollers.

Strollers

A stroller takes your child out after they are born. The first walk out of the house is short. Then the same stroller has to work on the days that follow: the shop, the car, sleep, and the walk you do again tomorrow.

Start with the days you actually have.

If those days are long and you need a carrycot from birth, look at a full-size stroller. If you need a smaller fold and a lower weight, look at a travel stroller. If you walk with two children, look at a double stroller. When the day starts in the car, a travel system adds an infant car seat to the stroller.

This page holds those strollers together. Compare the models, then open the one that fits. Two seats next to each other sit on side-by-side double strollers. One seat behind the other sits on tandem double strollers.

A carrycot and a seat in one package sit on 2 in 1 strollers. An infant car seat in the package sits on 3 in 1 strollers. An infant car seat plus an ISOFIX base sits on 4 in 1 strollers.

We already compared the models. You choose the stroller that fits how you walk with your child. On each product page, check how it folds, the seat, the from-birth setup, the handlebar height and what is included. Weight is in kilograms. Folded size is in centimetres.

Stroller questions

What is the difference between a travel stroller and a full-size stroller?

They do different jobs.

Travel stroller: smaller fold, lower weight.
Full-size stroller: everyday walks, often a carrycot.

Open the product page and check fold, weight in kilograms and the from-birth setup.

Which strollers can I use from birth?

Not every seat is ready from birth.

A carrycot, if the model has one.
A seat that reclines as the product page says.

The product page states the setup. Recline alone is not enough.

Will a travel stroller fit on a plane?

Cabin space is never guaranteed.

Check the folded size in centimetres on the product page.
Check the airline rules for that flight.

A compact fold helps. It does not book the cabin.

Should I choose a single or a double stroller?

Start with how many children you need to carry.

Single: one child.
Double: two children, side by side or one behind the other.

Measure the door and the boot before you choose.

What is a travel system?

A travel system is a stroller plus an infant car seat.

Carrycot and seat packages are in 2 in 1 strollers.
A car seat in the package is in 3 in 1 strollers.
A car seat plus an ISOFIX base is in 4 in 1 strollers.

Not every stroller is a travel system.

How do I choose the right stroller?

Do this in order.

Check your child's age and whether you need a carrycot.
Decide: everyday walks, travel, or two children.
Compare fold, weight in kilograms, handlebar height and what the package includes.

Then open the product page and stop there.

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