How to Choose a Baby Trend Stroller: Sit-and-Stand, Jogging, and Double Options

This updated guide outlines Baby Trend stroller styles and the key features parents should compare: safety (five-point harness, brakes, standards), car-seat compatibility, folding and maneuverability, suspension for jogging models, and storage/seat configuration. It advises testing strollers in person, checking compatibility and recalls, and inspecting used models.

Hearing you're expecting changes everything - and choosing the right stroller is one of the first practical steps. Baby Trend is a widely sold brand that offers a range of strollers for single infants, older siblings, and twins. This guide summarizes the common types and the features to compare when shopping.

Pick the right style for your family

Baby Trend sells several popular stroller styles: single/umbrella, sit-and-stand (for an older child to ride or stand), jogging strollers, and double strollers for two children. Each style fits different needs: compact models for travel, sit-and-stand for growing families, and jogging models for active parents.

What to look for in any stroller

Safety: Look for a five-point harness, reliable brakes, and a sturdy frame. Check that the stroller meets current U.S. safety standards (ASTM and JPMA certification are common indicators). Always follow manufacturer weight and age limits.

Car-seat compatibility: If you plan to use an infant car seat with the stroller, confirm which car-seat models are compatible or whether a separate adapter is required. Many strollers accept popular infant carriers, but exact compatibility varies by model.

Maneuverability and folding: Try the stroller in store to check how it steers, how it handles curbs, and whether it folds easily for your car. Some Baby Trend models promote one-hand folding or quick collapses; confirm this on the specific model you're considering. ¹

Comfort and suspension: For jogging or rough terrain, look for models that include suspension and larger, air-filled or foam-filled tires. These features reduce bumps for the child and improve control when running. Exact tire type and suspension vary by model. ²

Storage and passenger options: Sit-and-stand designs typically include a rear platform or small seat for an older child and a main seat in front. Double strollers come in tandem and side-by-side layouts; consider doorways and trunk space when choosing. Many models include cup holders and storage baskets.

Practical tips for shopping

Test the fit. Bring your infant car seat if you want a travel system, or push the stroller in different spaces to ensure it maneuvers well in your daily routes.

Read current reviews and check for any safety recalls on the exact model and year before you buy. If buying used, inspect the frame, brakes, harness, and wheels for wear or damage.

Choosing a stroller is about balancing safety, convenience, and how you plan to use it. Baby Trend offers accessible options across styles, so focus on the features that matter for your family's routine.

1. Confirm current Baby Trend model-specific features for car-seat compatibility and which infant car seats are officially supported.
2. Verify which Baby Trend models offer one-hand folding and document those model names.
3. Confirm jogging stroller specifications (tire type and suspension) for current Baby Trend jogging models.
4. Check for any recalls affecting specific Baby Trend stroller models and years.