The 8 Best Baby Strollers

By Jessica Hartshorn
Courtesy of Graco
Buying a baby stroller is a huge decision—and we’ve got eight great options.
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Travel Buddy

A light choice for trips and toddlerhood, the 15-pound Baby Trend Jetaway Compact Plus has a telescoping handle that lets you wheel it like luggage, then fold it into its included carry bag. $155; amazon.com.

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Takes Both Kids

Little sibling rides in the seat while your big kid stands on the back of the Chicco BravoFor2. It’s also beloved for a storage basket that’s accessible from front and back. $295; amazon.com.

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Change It Up

The Baby Jogger City Select LUX starts as a single frame and seat; add another perch (as shown) for baby #2, or swap in a car seat, pram, or bench. There are more than 20 configurations! $519; amazon.com.

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Try and Buy

The Colugo Compact Stroller is only available online, but it’s returnable within 100 days. Colugo can swing this sales model because its quick-to-fold, colorful cutie is easy to love! $285; hicolugo.com.

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Mr. Popular

Lots of little touches contribute to the enduring demand for the UPPAbaby Cruz: an expandable canopy, a rain-and-bug shield, a seat that can face forward or rear, and a simple recline. $550; amazon.com.

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Go All Out

The luxe Maxi-Cosi Lila has a wide newborn memory-foam inlay, and its basket pops out so you can load in groceries and then slip it back under. $800; buybuybaby.com.

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Urban Hero

Folds small, easy to maneuver, lightweight, and comes with a carry strap: All told, the Babyzen YOYO is perfect for parents with space issues! $499; amazon.com.

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Grows with Baby

Nab the Nuna TAVO along with the PIPA Lite car seat and you’ll be set through preschool! Click the two together during infancy for easy travel. $650; nuna.eu.

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