From the article: Top 10 Lightweight Baby Strollers
Baby strollers come with a wide variety of features nowadays. How can you tell which stroller features will actually be useful and which ones just drain your budget? Experienced parents - share your must-have stroller features, as well as the features you'd skip, here, to help stroller buyers make the best choices. Share Your Picks
Peek A boo window!
- Peek a boo window is what feature I look for! This feature is a must for mommies that want to keep an eye on their little ones. and Why wouldnt you want to keep an eye on them. They could be tilted over, slanted or in a uncomfortable position
- —Guest Happydayzzz
2 hours?
- Hello, it's my understanding that babies should only be in their carseat for 2 hours at a time for their spinal development, breathing and digestion. I live in the UK and that's well known here. Is this information passed around in America? Does seem a bit strange to have wheels specially made for the carseat when they shouldn't be in it for that long anyway.
- —Guest AmericanMum
Light Weight, Maneuverable, Durable
- I made the typical new mom mistake of buying a cute, matching travel system without considering its features. Did I really need my stroller and car seat to match my play yard? Nope. If I were doing that again, I'd pick the car seat first so I got a really good one, and then choose a lightweight stroller separately. My travel system stroller was SO heavy and it was like trying to drive a Hummer through the mall. Not exactly something that would turn on a dime. Next time I'll go for maneuverability over matchy-matchy, for sure. The weight isn't as big a deal if it means the stroller is durable. I did get irritated that my heavy, bulky travel system stroller fell apart quickly. The parent tray broke off the first time I flew with it, and then the sharp edge cut my finger.
- —Guest Heather
Big Old Basket
- I do my errands around the city walking with my baby and need a place to store my loot.
- —Guest marni
Must have baby products for newborns
- I like the tray idea. My new grand baby has a stroller with a tray for her and one for me. It even had a spot to hide your valuables. Love that. I did like the fact that the baby car seat fit on top of the stroller. This made it much easier for me. When my kids were small we didn't have this. http://clarsbabybaskets.blogspot.com/
- —c_marquis
Must have a tray for baby and me!
- I don't understand these strrollers that don't have a tray for both mom and baby. Both are essential to me. Also the stroller has to be reasonably light weight and easily transportable in the car.
- —rdhilil
