Consumer Reports put strollers through rigorous safety and maneuverability tests to help parents pick the right one.
Consumer Reports tests strollers for stability and braking to make sure the brakes can keep it in place even on a steep incline.Picking the right stroller for your baby or young child can be confusing. You want one that’s sturdy, easy to use, and safe.
But that can be difficult if you’re shopping online or even in a store where strollers have so many features and price points. “And then we impact test, which you release the stroller down into a steel curb. You don’t want to see the stroller collapse to unintentionally fold, and you don’t want to see damage to the frame of the stroller,” Muratore said.
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