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I’ve learned the hard way that splurging on baby items before your little one arrives is probably a bad idea. For instance, who knew my kid would hate the multiple baby carriers I own, or that he prefers to sleep everywhere except his pricey crib? Even the fancy, expensive stroller I got has sat unused — it’s way too bulky and a pain to set up, which is why I’ve been (unofficially) testing travel strollers as we enter the toddler phase.
My requirements for the perfect stroller pick? It has to be lightweight, fold easily and…
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