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Strollers are an essential piece of baby gear and come in many shapes and sizes, such as joggers, lightweight strollers, and even full travel systems.
View our ratings and reviews and browse our buying guide to find the best strollers.
For many people, a stroller that is car-seat-compatible, whether it falls into the traditional, combo, umbrella or travel-system category, is the best all-around choice and offers the most value because you can use it from the time your baby is a newborn until she's a toddler.
. . .Like the traditional strollers in our tests, the recommended double strollers are also scored based on ease of use, maneuverability, safety, folded size, and weight.
. . .Travel systems have an infant car seat, a car seat base for your car, and a stroller. The models in our ratings have both a stroller performance score and a car seat performance score.
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BEST TIME TO BUY: Top travel systems from Consumer Reports' tests to help keep your baby safe when you're on the go
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Top models from Consumer Reports' tests include strollers from Chicco, Graco, Peg Perego, and others
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