Stroller

Babies can typically sit in a stroller once they have good head and neck control, usually around 6 to 8 months of age. However, many strollers offer reclining positions that are suitable for newborns, allowing them to lie flat and be safely secured with a harness.

Look for features like sturdy construction, comfortable seating, adjustable handlebars, ample storage space, and compatibility with car seats or other accessories. Test out different strollers in person, if possible, to find one that meets your requirements.

To open a stroller, start by releasing any locking mechanisms or safety latches that may be in place. Then, grasp the handlebar or frame and gently lift upward while simultaneously pushing down on the release button or lever. Continue to unfold the stroller until it locks into place securely.

To clean a stroller, start by removing any fabric components, such as the seat cover or canopy. Spot-clean any stains with a mild detergent and warm water. Use a damp cloth or gentle cleaning solution to wipe down the frame and non-fabric surfaces. Allow all parts to air dry completely before reassembling the stroller.

To fold a stroller, first, ensure that any locking mechanisms or safety latches are disengaged. Then, locate the folding mechanism, which may be a button, lever, or pull cord. Depress or activate the folding mechanism while simultaneously collapsing the stroller by pushing down or pulling on the handlebar. Continue to fold the stroller until it locks into a compact, folded position.