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Whether you're a first-time parent or need a double stroller for your expanding crew, we'll help you choose from the top stroller brands.
Selecting the right baby stroller ultimately comes down to your personal preferences and the needs of your family. Before you choose, take a moment to get to know the different types of strollers and their features.
To help you narrow down your choices, we've put a spotlight on the top strollers from our favorite brands.
Inspired by the ingenuity of Dutch design, Nuna creates top-rated strollers and a host of baby products. With superior craftsmanship, clean lines, thoughtful solutions, and safety at the forefront, the brand offers expertly engineered gear designed around your life.
The premium stroller is intuitively designed to level up with 25+ modes of riding possibilities, allowing you to convert from a single stroller to a double or twin with an included rider board.
Featuring a smooth ride, one-hand maneuverability, and four configurations—whether you face the stroller seat toward you or the world or pair the MIXX™ next with a bassinet or PIPA™ series infant carrier—it’s next-generation strolling.
UPPAbaby strollers are a new-parent favorite with smart designs and intuitive features. Suitable for use from birth, they have options that can accommodate up to three children. Blending good looks with performance features, they meet the most stringent industry standards required by the Juvenile Product Manufacturing Association (JPMA) and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
With expansion options and all-wheel suspension, the Vista® V2 stroller will intuitively grow with your family. Set includes stroller frame and full-size, reversible toddler seat, extendable canopy, rain and bug shields, infant bassinet, and more.
Streamlined yet full featured, the Cruz® V2 gives you a spacious, reversible toddler seat, one-handed recline, an adjustable handlebar, and all-wheel suspension so you can go where the day takes you without sacrificing their comfort—or yours.
The perfect marriage of safety and elegance, Cybex is known for its unsurpassed safety features and chic, fashion-forward designs. In addition to delivering some of the best strollers of 2024, the brand is a leader in car seats and accessories, too.
Elevate your stroll with the PRIAM 4 Stroller, combining timeless design with new features that make life easier. Pair the frame with the PRIAM Lux Carry Cot or Cloud T infant car seat for use from birth, then transition to the toddler seat as they grow.
An ultra-compact travel stroller for luxe departures and arrivals, the COŸA folds in seconds to a carry-on size for a more effortless trip. With an iconic design and first-class functionality, the COŸA is an exclusive traveler that's sure to turn heads.
Founded in 2009 in France, BABYZEN was born out of the ambition to create a stroller that would make parenting easier. In 2012, BABYZEN released YOYO, the first evolutionary ultra-compact stroller that delivers must-have features for on-the-go parents.
YOYO² is a versatile stroller that accompanies your child every day, from birth to toddlerhood. Sturdy and super maneuverable, it has been designed to provide optimal daily comfort to your child.
The parent-facing configuration encourages early bonding and connection, while the newly reinforced nest pad offers added comfort thanks to its increased thickness and soft sherpa fleece lining.
Doona is a visionary company that provides practical solutions for life on the go. With the brand's all-in-one integrated travel system, which transforms from car seat to stroller and back again in just seconds, Doona offers the freedom and flexibility you need to explore the world with your infant.
Doona is the world's first fully integrated travel system—transforming from car seat to stroller in seconds. The innovative design features ergonomic support and meets the strictest U.S. and EU standards for car seats, strollers, and handheld carriers.
Get ready to roll with Liki, the world's most compact folding trike. Designed to grow with them from 10 to 36 months, the Liki helps encourage toddlers to safely explore and engage with the world around them with ease and confidence.
In addition to our spotlight brands, check out some more of the most trusted brands behind the top strollers.
Get help choosing a stroller with our list of answers to some frequently asked questions.
What do I need to think about before buying a stroller?
The best stroller for your family largely depends on your lifestyle, so consider the things you do every day, your current family size, and how your family might grow in the near future. If this is your first child and you want to keep things simple, you might invest in a travel system (which allows your car seat to effortlessly clip into your stroller) or a multifunctional Doona stroller-car seat. If you're a runner, take regular walks on country roads, or need something for uneven terrain, jogging strollers may be the answer. With air-filled tires and enhanced suspension systems they'll offer your little one a more comfortable ride when you venture off road.
Need something to make traveling with your little one easier? Turn to lightweight, compact, easy-to-maneuver travel strollers. (Tip: Before you buy, check the stroller's specs against your favorite airlines' criteria for carry-ons.) And finally, if you already have a child or know that you want to grow your family within the next few years, check out our collection of the best double strollers or expandable strollers for options that help you transport multiple kids at once.
How much maintenance do strollers need?
Strollers can typically withstand a lot, but only if you use them correctly and take care of them. Be sure to read the owner's manual carefully before taking your little one out for the first time and before cleaning or caring for it. That said, when it comes to stroller maintenance there are some universal best practices, like storing your stroller in an area that protects it from the elements.
It’s also a good idea to periodically vacuum and clean out the storage areas. And finally, use a soft cloth and mild soapy water to clean the frame as needed. As for the upholstery elements, some strollers are spot-clean only, while others have removable fabrics, so if you have a preference, research each stroller's cleaning instructions before making your purchase.
How much should I expect to spend on a stroller?
Stroller prices vary widely. What’s most important is investing in a stroller that suits your lifestyle so you can get the most out of it for years to come. And while it’s true that many of the best strollers of 2024 come with a range of added convenience features, like adjustable handlebars, rain shields, and large undercarriages, you may find that the best stroller for your family is pared back and minimalist.
What extras and add-ons do I really need?
Extras and add-ons are just that…extra. They fall in the “nice-to-have" list and not the “must-have” list. We suggest that you think about how you might use the stroller and add extras that will make it your best stroller. Do you like to keep your cell phone and water bottle at your fingertips? Then a parent-facing console might be worth adding. Do you want your little one to have a snack tray and drink holder of their own? If so, choose a stroller with a detachable tray. Do you live in a city where walking is the easiest way to get around? Then you might want a rain cover. What about snow and freezing temps? Then you might invest in an attachable bunting that they can't kick off.
How can I make sure my stroller is safe?
When it comes to strollers, safety should always come first. And while almost all strollers meet basic safety standards, there are a few additional safety features to consider—whether you're searching for the best double stroller, travel stroller, jogging stroller, or standard stroller. First and foremost, look for a five-point safety harness. Although they've become a fairly standard feature, some minimalist options use a three-point harness instead. Secondly, look for buckles that are easy for you to operate but not so simple that your little one can do it themself. And finally, test the brakes. Do you hit them when you don't intend to? Do they offer a secure stop? Can you easily disengage the brakes when you're ready to roll on?
Most importantly, register your stroller as soon as you buy it. This will keep you in the loop if there's ever a recall and allow you to act on the information immediately.
