How do I choose the right stroller for my family?

Start with your everyday use: lightweight umbrella strollers are handy for city walks and frequent travel, while combination systems are better for longer-term use from birth through preschool age. For two children, look at twin strollers or models for a small age gap.

Can I use a single stroller from birth through preschool age?

Yes, combination systems with a deep carrycot and later a stroller seat, often also with a car seat adapter, allow use from the first days up to around three years of age.

What is the difference between a lightweight and a combination stroller?

Lightweight (umbrella) strollers are lighter, fold more compactly and are suitable for children who can already sit up on their own, while combination systems offer more adjustments, a deep carrycot for newborns and the option to add a car seat.

Can car seats be attached to strollers?

Many models support car seat adapters that turn the stroller into a travel system - you can find the right accessories among the stroller adapters.

How do I choose a stroller for twins or children with a small age gap?

Strollers are available with two separate side-by-side seats and tandem models with seats one behind the other - the choice depends on the width of the passageways you most often use at home and around town.