Travel Systems

Start with where you'll use it and how many kids you're carrying. City sidewalks favor a compact, easy-fold single; trails and gravel call for all-terrain wheels; two kids means a double or a convertible that adds a second seat. Also check that it folds down to fit your trunk. Tell us your day and we'll match you.

A travel system is a stroller paired with an infant car seat that clicks onto the stroller frame, so you can move a sleeping baby from car to stroll without waking them. We'll help you pick a seat and frame that work together.

If you have one child, a single is lighter and easier to store. For two kids close in age, a double carries both, and some strollers convert from a single to a double as your family grows so you don't buy twice. We can walk you through the options.

Use from birth depends on the exact stroller model, configuration and accessories, and the manufacturer's age, size and developmental limits. Check the manuals for the stroller and any attached seat or bassinet. Our Sumner team can help you compare compatible options.

Yes, visit our Sumner, WA showroom to fold, push, and click a car seat into different strollers before you commit. We don't work on commission, so there's no pressure.