Usually one, Sometimes two...
Have a new baby with an older sibling who may want to ride sometimes? Try a stroller with attached buggyboard or optional doubles seat to allow older sib a break from walking without having to get a full on doubles stroller.
Have a new baby with an older sibling who may want to ride sometimes? Try a stroller with attached buggyboard or optional doubles seat to allow older sib a break from walking without having to get a full on doubles stroller.
• One kid
• One – but we’re planning another soon…
• Twins!
• Usually one...Sometimes two
Great strollers for one or two kids!
These strollers have the flexibility to work for one or two kids.
Features to look for include:
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UPPAbaby with piggyBACKNo one wants to wake a happily sleeping baby to put her in the stroller! |
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SportEven if you’re no jogger, inflated tires or pneumatic wheels will give you a smoother ride on rough sidewalks, playground terrain, parks and beaches. Umbrella-style strollers are usually lighter, but you trade off with a rather bumpy ride. See our selection of All-Terrain strollers. |
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Quinny with Buggyboard– Most high quality strollers with all-terrain wheels these days are between 20 and 25 pounds (unlike some of the old strollers, which somehow weighed nearly 40 pounds and had terrible wheels!). Look for ease of fold and how compact the stroller becomes.All of the strollers carried at Mod Mama fit in the trunk of a Toytota Corolla, so unless you have a Miata, you should be okay with any of our lines. |
