Gaby
A stroller is usually the first purchase parents make when they find out they’re expecting a child. Lacking experience, many end up going through a sort of “tuition fee” by buying and then trying to get rid of the wrong wheeled device for their little one.
Let’s take a look at the main differences between a convertible stroller and a classic model. A convertible stroller easily transforms from a lying position to a sitting one. You can remove or attach various components, turn the baby toward you or away from you, and it takes up little space when folded. Overall, the convertible stroller is quite versatile. However, it does have its drawbacks—chief among them is poor maneuverability and a lower height (which may not be suitable for taller parents). They are also relatively heavy, and if you need to frequently lift the stroller off the ground, that can be a significant disadvantage—unless you’re a heavyweight athlete mom!
