Strollers

Newborns should have limited time in a rear-facing infant car seat or stroller attachment. Many caregivers follow a general guideline of avoiding long, continuous periods (often cited as about two hours) because prolonged time in a semi-reclined seat can affect breathing and comfort. Every baby and situation is different, so try to break up long trips, offer supervised awake time outside the seat when safe, and watch for signs of discomfort.

Tip: Check the product listing and the included manual for manufacturer guidance, and consult your pediatrician for personalized advice.

A car-seat/stroller travel system can simplify outings by allowing you to move a sleeping infant from car to stroller without unbuckling. Benefits often include easier transitions, fewer transfers, and a coordinated fit between the seat and frame.

• Good for: parents who run quick errands or travel frequently.
• Consider: combos can be heavier and may offer less longevity than a standalone stroller that converts as your child grows.
• Decision help: compare features, read reviews on the product page, and think about daily routines before choosing.

For urban use, prioritize compact size, narrow width for sidewalks and store aisles, easy one-hand folding, and responsive maneuverability. Lightweight frames and good suspension help on uneven sidewalks, while a decent under-seat basket supports errands.

• Measure your car trunk and hallway to ensure the stroller fits.
• Look for swivel-lock front wheels for tight turns and a secure brake for quick stops.
• Read customer reviews and use online filters to compare dimensions and features before buying.

Try an in-store demo when possible to confirm the feel and operation.

Start by checking the care instructions on the product page and manual—some fabrics are removable and machine washable while others need spot cleaning. Follow these general steps:

1. Remove loose crumbs with a vacuum or brush.
2. Detach washable fabric per the manual; launder on a gentle cycle if allowed and air dry.
3. For non-removable fabric, spot clean with mild soap and warm water, gently blotting stains.
4. Wipe the frame with a damp cloth and mild cleaner, avoiding saturated water near joints and brakes.

Always let everything dry completely before reassembly to avoid mildew.

Start at the product listing and your order details to find model numbers and seller contact information. Keep your receipt or order confirmation handy—this helps when requesting parts or warranty service. You can contact store customer service through your account for guidance on returns, replacements, or filing a warranty claim.

Other options: check the included manual for part numbers, look for replacement cushions or wheels that match your model, and ask customer service about authorized repair centers. If you bought from a third-party seller, reach out to them through your order page for support.