15 Strollers
Find your perfect strollmate among our new favorite baby strollers.
By Jessica Hartshorn from American Baby
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Snazz Up Your Stroller

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Alexandra Grablewski
We played matchmaker and asked new mamas what their ultimate stroller would look like. A few wistful women pleaded for the unattainable. (A stroller for three with huge tires and lots of storage that folds flat? We're not miracle workers, people!) But Cupid's arrow was able to strike more than a few targets, as we steered plenty of parents to the ride of their dreams. You're bound to find your perfect walking partner on these slides too!
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Peter Ardito
"My ideal stroller would have sturdy, swiveling wheels and could convert to a double later. But I want the seats to be front-to-back, not side-by-side."
-Cecilia HernandezThe Britax B-Ready has over 14 different configurations and all-wheel suspension ($500). You can also purchase an extra seat for additional precious cargo ($150).
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Meet the Jogging Stroller

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Peter Ardito
"It must be good on rough terrain but also simple to fold. And reasonably priced!"'
-Jessica Rich; Rochester, New YorkWith Patented Quick-Fold Technology and a strap for easy transportation or storage, the Baby Jogger City Mini will get you and your baby moving in no time ($240).
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Peter Ardito
"Above all, I need shockproof wheels. But I also want lots of legroom for my baby, and a built-in weather cover."
-Mani Kamboj; New York CityThe Uppababy Vista comes with an extended SPF 50+ sunshade, reversible seat, and shock-absorbing front and rear suspension ($680). You'll be ready for any terrain and rain cloud that comes your way.
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Meet the Umbrella Stroller

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Peter Ardito
"I'm seeking a small, portable stroller with a five-point harness that's more maneuverable than my travel system."
-Samantha Gardner; Le Raysville, PennsylvaniaIts lightweight aluminum frame and padded five-point harness will make it easy and safe to get around in the Chicco Liteway ($140).
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Peter Ardito
"I'm dreaming of a lightweight stroller that lets one kid sit and the other stand. It has to be easy to turn but haul like a pack mule."
-Jamie Arnold Myers; Tacoma, WashingtonThe Joovy Caboose Ultralight features a Stand-On Tandem design. Your older child can stand or sit in back. The baby up front can sit or recline, and has a handy snack tray ($240).
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Meet the Double Stroller

"Is there a stroller that fits an iPod? I'd love that, along with cup holders and deep storage. Oh, and it needs all-terrain wheels."
-Loretta Pearsall Portland; OregonThe Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain Stroller has an iBaby sound system that connects to your iPod or MP3 player. The all-terrain tires will keep your baby's ride as smooth as jazz ($180).
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Peter Ardito
"I just had my second baby. I need a durable double stroller that folds small so I can shove it in my trunk!"
-Caitlin Ardelle Mandeville; Port Washington, OhioThe Peg Perego 2011 Aria Twin is perfect for carting around two siblings. One side is a bit larger to accommodate the little one's car seat ($360).
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Peter Ardito
"Affordability is a must! And I'd like a model that holds a car seat and rolls smoothly."
-Mia FerrellThe Safety 1st Saunter Luxe Travel System has all of your transportation needs for only $160.
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Peter Ardito
"It must be easy to handle, at a good price. Plus, I need cup holders!"
-Taylor Bump; Walpole, CincinnatiThe Graco Signature Series 3-in-1 has a one-hand fold, reversible stroller seat and elevated car seat position that makes it worth every penny. Plus: four cup holders! ($300).
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Peter Ardito
"My baby is a busy 1-year-old, so I need something sturdy."
-Jody Renee Mitchell; PhiladelphiaThe lightweight Mamas & Papas Trek is perfect for moms and babies on the go ($180). Buy the cute striped liner separately ($25).
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Peter Ardito
"Is there a jogger with a generous windshield to keep my 5-month-old warm? It needs to carry all my snacks and supplies, and fit into my minivan."
-Ana Cheyenne Shawl-Roddey; Paris, TennesseeA multi-position canopy and huge cargo basket make the BOB Revolution ready to brave any of the elements ($429).
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Peter Ardito
"I take my 2-year-old and newborn everywhere. Any stroller I have has to be comfy so the toddler will stay seated. Also, it should have all-terrain wheels that turn swiftly so it's simple to maneuver."
-Franchesca LeAnne Swim; Shawano, WisconsinThe Bugaboo Donkey's duo configuration makes it quick and effortless to get everyone where they need to be comfortably. Most amazing thing about it? It can go from a single stroller to a double stroller and back again with the flick of a switch. ($1500).
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Peter Ardito
"I'm looking for a double stroller with front wheels that swivel. It has to fold up compact."
-Rhonda Spruce; Largo, FLThis super-affordable double stroller, the Delta LX Side x Side, has 360-degree shock-absorbing front wheels ($90).
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Peter Ardito
"I need it to hold two or maybe even three kids since mine are 7 months, 2, and 4. It has to be easy to turn. I'd love you to find one that can fit all my needs!"
-Jessica Porntono-Currin; Wayne, PAIt's hard enough to keep track of one child. But with the Orbit travel system ($900) the kids won't want to stay away, especially with the Sidekick Stroller Board ($120).
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Peter Ardito
"My ideal stroller would be easy to navigate through tight store aisles and also handle a fussy baby without me worrying that it's going to break."
-Victoria Pericon; New York CityThe Aprica Presto is a safe, sturdy stroller that is easy to maneuver and guarantees a smooth ride ($200).
Originally published in the June 2011 issue of American Baby magazine.
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