Along with a crib and a car seat, one of the baby products that has the highest product recall rates are baby strollers.
There are many choices available and even the same brand of strollers can vary dramatically from model to model.
Before you go and purchase a new stroller for your baby, you need to consider its features, safety ratings, and cost.
Many strollers are available for under $100 however, do not be cheap when it comes to your baby's safety.
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Make sure there are no dangerous straps or folding parts where your baby's fingers or head can get stuck.
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Also make sure that the stroller is built to last.
Many cheaper strollers substitute plastic parts for more expensive but more durable metal parts.
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The next thing to consider is if your stroller is easy to use.
If you need to use a stroller on an everyday basis, you should pick one where the car seat can also attach to the baby carriage.
This will make moving your baby from the car to the stroller a lot easier.
You should also make sure your baby carriage can fit in your car when it is folded.
Some baby strollers can be tool long and won't fit into the trunk of smaller cars.
Finally, the best way to make sure your baby carriage meets all your needs is to check out reviews and ratings online.
This way you can read what other buyers have had to say about the product and make an informed decision.
Only after you have done your research and considered all the unbiased ratings should you go to the store and make a purchase.
By following these tips you will be sure to buy a baby stroller that is safe, right for your budget and most of all not a lemon.