Baby strollers have evolved into modern conveniences. Strollers are categorized according to utility, so whether you are shopping for standard, doubles, triples, stand on, jogging or travel systems there is a variety of models to accomplish almost any desire.
The standard stroller - The better ones have height adjustable handles, 3 or 5 point harness for safety and accessories to convert into travel systems or for use with 3-in-1 car seat systems. Most frames weigh in between 22 - 25 lbs. but can get as high as 35 lbs. Accessories are available for these strollers to help shield baby from the elements. Prices can range from as low as twenty dollars to over a thousand dollars. You do get what you pay for in the stroller world.
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Light weight Strollers - These are really convenience strollers, built for portability and typically weigh in at around 10 - 12 lbs. They are easy to fold and some can carry up to 55 lbs. Some types of light weight strollers are configured as a car seat stroller frame, which means they are designed to carry baby car seats. Parents use these to move from car to stroller in quick easy moves. The main convenience feature is the ability to fold and open quickly and easily using one hand.
Travel systems - In most cases these are standard strollers fitted with necessary accessories to accommodate traveling between car and stroller or stroller to airline seat.
They usually are a combination of a standard stroller of quality, plus a baby seat with base that buckles securely to an auto seat. The Stokke Xplory tops the list as the premier travel system; designed to vary utility as baby grow and needs change.
Jogging Strollers - Very maneuverable outdoors and can traverse terrain such as sand and rocky surfaces, where standard stroller wheels would fail. As the name implies it is best used for jogging with baby and offers a very smooth ride. Jogging strollers come in single and double seats. They are usually setup in a side by side or tandem configuration. Side by side give babies equal access to a good view, while tandem maneuvers best in close quarters, like aisles, a sidewalk, or while in line at a store. They are a little heavier usually at about 20 lbs for singles and 35 lbs for doubles with 16 " air inflated wheels for greater comfort over uneven terrain.
Doubles and Triples, Stand-on Stroller - As the name indicate these are for carrying multiple children. Some of the very well thought of designs include tandem stand on strollers, where the older kid stands on a platform between the parent and the actual stroller. It is safe and fun way for older kids to travel while out on a long walk. On some stand-on strollers an adjustable padded rear seat (remember the rumble seat...ok; too long ago) gives the older kid a seating break if legs get too tired from standing. These strollers can weigh between 40 - 50 lbs and some of the better triples like the Peg Perego Newport carry a maximum weight of 135 lbs.
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Graco LiteRider Stroller, Lively Dots Feature
- Accepts all Graco Infant Car Seats
- Lightweight stroller weighs less than 20 lbs
- Stroller holds child up to 40 lbs. for years of comfortable strolling
- One-hand fold is ideal for on-the-go families
- 2-position reclining seat helps keep baby comfy
Graco LiteRider Stroller, Lively Dots Overview
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