Combo Strollers

Combo strollers, like their name suggests, are the ultimate in versatile baby transport. They include everything you need to tackle many different siutations and are suitable for many different stages of your child's life.

The main element of the combo baby stroller is the chassis. Usually it comes with four wheels; the front two are smaller and free to swivel, the back two larger for better suspension on difficult terrain.

With your chassis you have the option of attaching different seats. Combo strollers usually come with a bassinet to make the stroller into a carriage or pram. This set up is best for newborns. Your baby will face you so you can easily keep an eye on them and they will be able to lay flat.

You can also attach a standard forward facing stroller seat to your combo stroller. For infants and toddlers the traditional stroller set up is best; it allows them to check out the world while you push.

Combo strollers also have the option to attach an infant car seat, turning it into a travel system. If you want to seamlessly transport a sleeping baby from the car to the stroller you will need this feature.

When looking for combo strollers keep these features in mind:

• wheels
• chassis/frame
• weight
• capacity
• versatile/convenient/comfort option

The downside of combo baby strollers is price. You get a lot; chassis, bassinet, standard stroller seat and a lot of extras but expect to pay a lot. The price range on these all-in-one strollers is between $500-$900.

The quality, versatility and extras on combo strollers are luxurious, but so is the price tag. If it's in your budget and you're looking for an all in one package to get your passenger through their toddler years, we suggest the combo baby stroller category.

Combo Strollers Reviews and Ratings:

Bugaboo Chameleon 10 / 10

Uppa Baby Vista 10 / 10Valco Tri Mode 9.5 / 10