Do I really need two strollers?

Having multiple strollers to serve different needs can do wonders. I have found this to be especially true for families that like to travel. As an example, a jogging stroller is probably too heavy and bulky, making it impractical to be used for traveling.



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“By that point, children should be walking and running without issue and don't need a stroller to get around. Also, we want to promote their independence and proper motor development, and we can't do that if they're sitting every time they go outside.” “In general, strollers shouldn't be necessary past the age of 3.”

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Using a single pushchair for your toddler and sling or baby carrier for a newborn can be a good option . Plus, some toddlers might not want to ride on buggy boards, so using a sling for your newborn can be an alternative.

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If your child is under 4, the answer is easy. Yes, you definitely need a stroller. If your child is in that magical age range between 5-9 years old, it's a more difficult decision.

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But normally, a baby can use a stroller for up to 5 years, if they don't have any disabilities. And most stroller has 50 pounds of carrying capacity, where you can carry your big kids safely.

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