When it comes to buying a stroller, you want to get the best bang for your buck. You want the stroller to be useful from the moment you carry them out of the hospital to when they grow out of it. 

According to the Mayo Clinic, when it comes to putting your infant in a stroller, there are a few things to consider. For example, if your child is a newborn to six month old, the stroller needs to recline all the way.

Stroller Safety: When Can a Baby Sit in a Stroller?

As the Mayo Clinic reports, “if you plan to use a stroller for your newborn, make sure that the stroller reclines — since newborns can't sit up or hold up their heads. Some strollers fully recline or can be used with a bassinet attachment or an infant-only car seat,” and Tay Online by Mamas Uncut has plenty of strollers that provide a safe environment for children of all ages.

Travel systems and bassinet strollers that will later convert into seated strollers provide everything you need. And here are a few options:

Lightweight 3-In-1 Luxury Baby Stroller

3-In-1 Luxury Baby Stroller Travel System With Infant Seat

Semaco Luxury Leather Double Twin Baby Stroller With Convertible Bassinet

As the Mayo Clinic continues, babies shouldn’t sit up in their stroller until they’re about 6 months in age. This makes the bassinet and car seat features of the strollers above very important for the well-being of your new bundle of joy.

However, while it is convenient to use your travel system as a way to not disturb your child when they are sleeping in their car seat, it is important to know the dangers of allowing your baby to sleep in their car seat when you’re not traveling. According to the Mayo Clinic, “experts suggest not letting your child sleep or relax in the car seat for more than two hours.”

If you know that your infant will be their stroller for longer than two hours, using the bassinet feature will be safer and more comfortable for your little one.