The Best Strollers (2025) for your lifestyle and budget

Buying a new pram isn’t too different from buying a new car. You should ask yourself the same kinds of questions: How well does it handle? How does the pram handle different types of terrain? How does it handle corners? And how much storage space does it have? With so many models to choose from, and so many of them being expensive, getting a pram can feel just as important as going to a car dealership. Here is an overview of the different types of strollers on the market, how to choose the right one for your needs, and our picks for the best strollers on the market, based on our own testing and a survey of more than 1,000 moms in the What to Expect group.

Best Strollers Comparison Table

LuvLap City Stroller

The LuvLap City Stroller is small and easy to fold up. It’s perfect for travelling with kids between the ages of 6 months and 3 years. This pram is made of strong aluminium and has a classic design. It can hold up to 15 kilogrammes of weight. It also has a five-point safety strap belt that keeps your baby even safer when you’re on the go.

The front wheel of the pram can turn in any direction, making it easy to move in any direction. Also, the brakes on the back wheels are easy to use with your feet, so you can stop the pram whenever you want. The three-position reclining seat makes it easy for you to make sure your baby is always comfy. It can be set to be upright, tilted, or flat.

Baby Jogger City Mini GT2

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There are many things that parents love about this pram. The all-terrain tyres make it easy to push on city streets or through a park with grass. It has a handle that can be adjusted to fit people of different heights. It also has a hand-operated brake that makes it easy to park baby safely. It can also be folded down with one hand, and once it’s folded, it locks itself.

It also works with a lot of different types of car seats and comes with an adapter for a car seat, so it can be used as a travel system. The adjustable leg support and reclining seat allow babies to lie almost flat, and they can peek at Mom and Dad through the peekaboo window in the extra-long UPF 50+ canopy.

Graco Modes Element

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If you already own a Graco car seat, you’re going to fall in love with the versatility of this pram, which also happens to be more affordable than a number of other models. One significant plus? There is no requirement for an adaptor; all that is required is a single click to secure the car seat in place.

In addition, the Graco Modes Element Stroller has a seat that can be turned around, a folding mechanism that only requires one step and stands on its own, and a storage tray for the parents’ personal items. In addition, there is a huge sun canopy that provides additional comfort and is equipped with a window that can be opened and closed. The best part is that it can be used beginning with infanthood and continuing through the toddler years.

UPPAbaby Vista V2

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This pram is great for new parents, parents of babies and families with more than one child. A baby can sleep in the cradle until they are ready for the seat, while an older child can ride along on the kickboard. Or, you can buy another child seat so that both kids can sit down. Or, if you have twins, get a second cot. You get the idea: it’s easy to add different extras to this pram to make it fit your family as it changes. You can walk with three kids at once if you use it with two seats and a kickboard.

If you buy a compatible baby car seat, like the Mesa from the same brand, you can also use this pram as part of a travel system. Our testers say that the new version of this old favourite is even easier to move around, despite its size, thanks to its premium foam-filled tyres and excellent suspension for going over bumpy ground. It also has a bigger seat for a child, a place to store a rain shield, an extendable canopy, and a harness that doesn’t need to be rethreaded.

Summer Infant 3Dlite Convenience Stroller

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The 3Dlite umbrella stroller is a good choice for running errands, going on trips and taking care of children, especially since it is cheap. The pram was easy for our Lab experts to carry and fold up. We found that when this pram was folded up, it was pretty small. One tester said, “The carry strap lets you sling it over your shoulder if your kid insists on walking and you need to hold their hand.”

This pram doesn’t have the bells and whistles of bigger choices that are ready for a newborn. The seat doesn’t lie flat, the canopy doesn’t provide much shade, and the small plastic wheels aren’t made for rough ground. Still, there may come a time when you’re “done” with a big pram and just need something small and easy for your kid. This is a cheap choice that you can easily put in the trunk of your car when you’re running errands.

Uppababy Cruz V2

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The Uppababy Cruz V2 has a lot of fans, especially among parents who live in cities. And for good reason: the Cruz V2 is a well-thought-out pram that was made with a lot of care. (It’s also pretty to look at.) This four-wheeled pram is kind of like Goldilocks because it gets most things right, like a smooth ride, a big cover, and a lot of storage space.

The Cruz V2 has a narrow frame that makes it easy to move in tight areas. It also has the best toddler seat of any pram we’ve tried. It has a one-piece harness that is easy to change and makes it much easier to get a small child out the door.

Thule Spring

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The Thule Spring is a quick, small pram that is a great choice if you want to move around a lot. It can be folded quickly and easily with just one hand. This will be a huge help to anyone who often has to put their stroller in the trunk of their car, carry it up stairs, or try to fit it into a spot that is already full.

The storage basket also surprised us and made us happy: Most three-wheeled strollers don’t do a great job in this area, but the Spring’s basket is easy to reach and large. The Spring pram is stylish and easy to move around with. We love how this three-wheeler can fit between parked cars and jump over curbs. It’s fun and easy to drive.

Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System w/Litemax – Desert Tan

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When it comes to a travel system, often known as a combination of a car seat and a pram, the most important considerations are value and convenience of use; this model from Evenflo fulfils both of those requirements and more. The Pivot offers features that are typically only available on strollers that are far more expensive, such as the option to convert the ordinary seat into a bassinet for a baby, a large canopy, a seat that can face either forward or towards you, and a child tray that can be removed.

Additionally, the seat can face either forward or towards you. The Litemax is an infant car seat that deviates significantly from the standards set by the industry. This seat is included. The base is constructed out of materials that are able to take the impact of an impact, and it also features an anti-rebound bar that is able to take the force of a crash and spread it out over a larger area.

Chicco Lava Cortina CX Stroller

Chicco makes a lot of different baby strollers, but this one stands out because its design and purpose are so simple. This pram has everything you need in a durable pram, so you don’t have to worry about room, weight, or safety.

There is also a “Travel System” for this pram. This item can be used as both a walker and a car seat. It is safe to put the car seat in the stroller. So, if your baby falls asleep in the car, you don’t have to wake him or her up. Just attach the car seat to this pram and go.

R for Rabbit lollipop Lite Baby stroller

This lightweight pram is made of strong and light aluminium metal, but the frames are all cushioned with bright prints. It comes with a 6-inch wheel that makes it easy to walk over rough surfaces. The pram has a brake handle on the bottom so that it can be put down safely anywhere. It has handles that can be turned around, so you can face the baby to the back or the front.

This makes it easy to get to the baby’s needs. It has a safety harness with 5 points that is connected to the seat to keep the baby from falling out or jerking around on rough terrain. You can also tilt the seat back in three different ways to give your baby’s back the right support while they are sitting or sleeping. It also has a leg rest that can be adjusted to make sure the baby is comfy.

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