Stages of Use of Baby Strollers

Baby strollers are designed to meet the needs of children at different growth stages, especially in the age group of 1 to 2 years old. Specifically, the use of a baby stroller can be divided into two main stages:

Lying and reclining stages: Usually, after the baby is one month old, you can start using a baby stroller that allows the child to lie flat or reclining. This is because at this age, the child's head, neck and various parts of the spine are still developing and immature, so they need more stable and safe support. Using a baby stroller of this design ensures that your child is fully protected while moving.

Sitting and standing stage: As children grow, after about six months, their head and neck strength will gradually increase, and their thoracic and lumbar spine will also be able to better support the weight of the upper body. At this time, parents can consider using a seat-only stroller for their child. However, even at this stage, parents should take care to ensure the safety and comfort of their child while using the baby stroller.

Parents need to pay special attention to safety issues when using baby strollers. A safety inspection should be performed before each use to ensure that all parts are secure and reliable. At the same time, adjust the tightness of the waist seat belt to ensure that the child is firmly fixed in the seat. In addition, you should also ensure that the locking safety device of the baby stroller is effective to prevent accidents while the child is traveling.

Finally, depending on your child’s growth stage and needs, it’s crucial to choose a baby stroller that’s appropriate for their age and size. This will help ensure that your children enjoy maximum safety while enjoying their trip.