One of the most exciting parts of baby’s first year is adventures with the whole family. This guide will walk through general tips and stroller reccomendations, but always consult your pediatrician on these questions.
When Can Baby Sit in Stroller?
Most babies can sit in a stroller once they have enough head and neck control to sit upright safely. Consult your pediatrician before getting started.
When Can Baby Sit in a Front Facing Stroller?
Most babies are ready to sit in a front facing stroller once they have head, neck and core control (usually around 6 to 9 months). Here are additional signs:
- Baby can sit upright without support
- Strong head and neck control
- Comfortable being out of the car seat for extended periods
Infant Stroller Safety
Look for strollers with reclining seats and a 5-point safety harness for support. Look for strollers with infant car seat compatibility, like the Voya Stroller Wagon, to extend the life of the product as your child grows.
Strollers for Babies
Voya Stroller Wagon with Car Seat Adapter
The Voya Stroller Wagon is the fun way to bring baby along for family adventures! The car seat adapter easily snaps on the Voya Stroller Wagons frame so you can stroll from car rides to outdoor outings. Read more about car seat compatibility here.
Momentum Jogging Stroller
The Momentum Jogging Stroller is an all-terrain jogging stroller with Quick Switch® Steering. This means you can lock and unlock the wheel from the handlebars with a quick switch, to easily tackle corners and curbs.
This features a 5-point safety harness, XL storage pouches, reclining seat and a canopy with peak-a-boo window for parent and child comfort.
The stroller meets the Stroller Standard ASTM F833 and is suitable for kids ages 6 months - 5 years.
Every baby develops at their own pace, so check with your pediatrician, and get ready to roll!
