Parents of infants too young to sit say this feature renders the stroller useless, since when the seat is reclined, a second child can't stand on the running board. Double strollers are more difficult to push than single strollers, so a comfortable handlebar and handgrip are important. Taller parents will want adjustable handlebars. Avoid buying a used stroller . Older models may have been recalled or redesigned by the manufacturer.
Experts prefer brakes that lock both rear wheels by engaging sprocket arrangements .
Wheels should be made of hard nylon rather than soft plastic . Also, front and rear swivel wheels are easier to move, and larger wheels mean a smoother ride. An upholstered and padded frame offers the best support for the child . The seat should have good side and rear protection . Infants require reclining seats, since they can't support the weight of their heads and need to be able to lie flat.