Collection: Stroller

A baby stroller carries your baby or toddler when you're out, and the right one depends on your baby's age, where you'll push it, and how you travel. A newborn needs a stroller that lies flat or takes a bassinet; a toddler needs an upright seat; a busy family may want a lightweight fold for the car and public transport. In Australia, strollers must meet a mandatory safety standard with a brake and tether strap. Start with your baby's age and your daily routes.

What stroller suits a newborn?

A newborn needs to lie flat, so a stroller must either recline fully flat or take a bassinet attachment, since young babies can't sit up or hold their head. A full-recline seat or a pram-style bassinet supports a newborn safely. Once baby can sit up on their own, around 6 months, they can use an upright stroller seat. A travel system that takes a capsule, bassinet and toddler seat covers all stages. For a newborn, check the stroller lies flat or takes a bassinet before buying.

What type of stroller do you need?

Match the stroller to how you'll use it:

• Full-size pram: a supportive ride with a bassinet option for newborns, best for everyday use.
• Lightweight stroller: a compact, quick fold for travel, public transport and the car boot.
• Travel system: takes a car capsule, bassinet and toddler seat, adapting through the stages.
• Double stroller: for twins or two young children, side-by-side or tandem.

What safety features must a stroller have?

In Australia, strollers sold must meet a mandatory safety standard, which includes a working parking brake and a tether strap that loops around your wrist so the stroller can't roll away from you. A five-point harness holds baby securely in the seat. Check the brake holds on a slope, the harness fits snugly, and the tether strap is used every time. A stable frame that won't tip when you hang a bag on the handles matters too — heavy bags on the handles are a common tipping cause. Buy a stroller meeting the Australian standard and use the brake and tether every time.

Common questions

What stroller is safe for a newborn?
One that reclines fully flat or takes a bassinet, since newborns can't sit up. A full-recline seat or pram bassinet supports them until they can sit around 6 months.

Do strollers have to meet a safety standard in Australia?
Yes — strollers and prams sold in Australia must meet a mandatory standard, including a working brake and a wrist tether strap. Check for it before buying.

What is a travel system?
A travel system is a stroller frame that takes a car capsule, a bassinet and a toddler seat, so it adapts from newborn to toddler and clicks straight onto a compatible car seat.

Why does my stroller tip backwards?
Usually from heavy bags hung on the handles, which shifts the weight back. Use the storage basket underneath instead, and don't overload the handles.

Can I pay for a stroller with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our strollers start from $41, which is four fortnightly payments of about $10.25.

Complete your baby kit

A stroller pairs with the rest of your baby gear. Add a baby monitor for home, nursing furniture for feeds, and a cot for sleep.

A $41 stroller splits into four fortnightly payments of $10.25 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.