3 Best Baby Strollers of 2022, independantly reviewed
Our top picks for every size and age, from newborn to toddler.
Our top picks:
What we like
- Two-in-one product
- No adapters required
- Great for traveling
- Stringent safety standards
Be aware
- Short-term usability
- Baby rides low
Doona car seat & stroller is the first of its kind we’ve seen. This two-in-one product is ideal for city dwellers, frequent travelers, or caregivers looking for convenience while always on the go with an infant in tow. Doona’s hybrid approach gives caregivers’ an alternative option for getting around town, minus the usual rigmarole of the bulky car seat / stroller setup or the awkward car seat carry. Whether strolling through the airport to find your gate (it’s TUV and FAA aircraft approved), converting to a car seat to leverage with transportation arranged at your final destination (it’s perfect for...
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- Weight: 16.5 pounds
- Collapsed Dimensions: 17.3 x 23.6 x 26 inches
- Age & Weight: Suitable for babies between 4 lbs. to 35 lbs. and max. 32 inches in height
What we like
- Many accessories included
- Multiple seating options
- Expands to carry three kids
- Three-year extended warranty
- Stringent safety standards
Be aware
- Heavy (starting at 27 lbs)
- Bulky folded size
- Expensive
The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is a popular full-size stroller from a much-loved baby product brand. It’s well designed, built to last, looks great, and comes in several colors. Functionally, it offers three seating options and one standing: infant car seat (sold separately), infant bassinet, toddler seat, and a kickboard called a “Piggyback” (sold separately). With multiple configuration options like a reversible toddler seat, height adjustable canopy, and expansion options (additional cost) to stroller up to three kids at one time, everyone in the family can customize to their liking. Although the base model doesn’t have a budget friendly price point...
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- Stroller Weight: 26.6 lbs (frame + toddler seat)
- Weight limit: 50 pounds for toddler seat, 2o pounds for bassinet, 35 pounds for additional toddler seat and car seat, and 55 pounds for the kickstand
- Ages: Zero months and up for bassinet, three months and up for toddler seat
- Folded dimensions: 17.3 x 25.7 x 33.3 inches
- Unfolded dimensions: 36 x 25.7 x 39.5 inches
- Handlebar Height: 39.5″ – 42.5″
What we like
- Lightweight
- Easy collapse and open
- Super maneuverable
- Great for traveling
- Add-on options for up to three kids
Be aware
- Accessories sold separately
- Limited availability to buy online
- Expensive
At just under 14 lbs, the Babyzen YOYO2 is one of the lightest full-size strollers on the market (for comparison, the UPPABaby Vista2 comes in at nearly 27 lbs), and it’s compact too, just over 20 inches in width (a nearly six-inch savings over the UPPABaby Vista V2).This makes it super maneuverable in even the most cramped spaces. It collapses with ease, and opens with the flick of one wrist, which is a massive perk if you’ve ever tweaked your back trying to fling open a larger stroller (#iykyk). The base model for this stroller accommodates children six-months or older,...
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- Ages: Six months and up; zero months and up with add-on newborn pack
- Weight Limit: 40 Lbs.
- Folded dimensions: 7.1 x 17.3 x 20.5 inches
- Unfolded dimensions: 33.9 x 17.3 x 41.7 inches
Which type of stroller is best?
This depends on your needs for the stroller. If you’re planning on traveling using air or rail you’ll want something that’s approved, lightweight, and compact. For general use you’ll want to look for something more durable that will often be heavier and bulkier, but provides a smooth ride with a lot of comforts.
What to consider when shopping for strollers?
A few of the top things to consider when shopping for a baby stroller are price, size, and usage. An example of this would be if you’re looking to use the stroller for things like running or general use you will not want to consider lightweight travel stroller as they’re stripped of comforts and are often made of plastic and have smaller wheels.
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