A stroller goes almost everywhere with you, from daily errands to airport gates and theme park lines, so the right one depends on how your family moves. At MacroBaby you can compare full-size, lightweight, double and jogging strollers, umbrella strollers and complete travel systems from the brands parents ask for most, online or in person at our Orlando store. Not sure where to start? Our guide to the types of strollers explains each category in plain terms.
Types of Strollers
Full-Size Strollers
Made for everyday use from birth through the toddler years. Most accept a bassinet or an infant car seat, carry a large basket and ride on stronger suspension, and some convert to carry a second child. Browse single strollers or compare popular models in Nuna MIXX vs UPPAbaby vs Cybex vs Bugaboo.
Lightweight and Travel Strollers
Easier to lift, fold and store, which makes them popular for city errands, small trunks and flights. Some compact models fold small enough for many airline overhead bins, though size limits vary by airline. Shop lightweight strollers or read our guide to the best travel strollers for flying.
Double Strollers
For twins or siblings close in age. Side-by-side models seat both children next to each other, while tandem and single-to-double models place one seat behind or above the other and are usually narrower. Shop double strollers and compare picks in Best Double Strollers of 2026.
Jogging Strollers
Air-filled tires, suspension and a front wheel that locks for running. Check the manufacturer's manual for the minimum age to run with your baby. Shop jogging strollers or see how UPPAbaby, BOB and Thule compare in Best Jogging Strollers of 2026.
Travel Systems
A stroller paired with a compatible infant car seat, so you can move a sleeping baby from the car to the stroller. Shop travel systems or learn how car seats and strollers click together.
Umbrella Strollers
Simple, very light strollers with a narrow fold, usually chosen for older babies and toddlers. Read what umbrella strollers are actually good for before choosing one, then browse umbrella strollers.
How to Choose the Right Stroller
Start with where you will use it most, then check the details that matter day to day:
- Can it be used from birth with a bassinet, a flat recline or an infant car seat?
- How much does it weigh, and how small does it fold?
- Will it fit in your trunk, and do you need it to fit in an overhead bin?
- Which infant car seats are compatible?
- Do you expect a second child soon?
- How much does the basket hold?
For model-by-model picks, see Best Baby Strollers of 2026: 10 Picks for Every Family. If design and materials come first, explore luxury strollers and our luxury stroller buying guide.
Stroller Brands at MacroBaby
We carry strollers from Nuna, UPPAbaby, Bugaboo, Cybex, Stokke, Joolz, Silver Cross, Baby Jogger, Chicco, Maxi-Cosi, Peg Perego, Mima, BOB, Britax and Doona, among others. Each brand takes its own approach to fold, weight, ride and seat options, and our team can help you compare them side by side. Complete your setup with stroller accessories like footmuffs, organizers and travel bags, and get ready for cooler days with our cold-weather stroller gear guide.
Why Shop Strollers at MacroBaby?
MacroBaby has helped families since 2009 from our store in Orlando, Florida, across from The Florida Mall. In the store you can push, fold and lift strollers side by side before you decide. Our baby gear specialists help families in English, Portuguese and Spanish in store, online, by phone and on WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a newborn ride in a stroller?
Yes, as long as the stroller lets your baby lie flat: with a bassinet, a seat that reclines flat for newborns, or a compatible infant car seat. Learn more in Can a Newborn Go in a Stroller From Birth?
When can my baby sit in the stroller seat?
Usually once your baby has steady head control and can sit with support, often around 6 months. Always follow the seat limits in your stroller's manual. Read When Can a Baby Sit in a Stroller Seat?
What is the difference between a travel stroller and a full-size stroller?
Travel strollers focus on low weight and a compact fold. Full-size strollers add bigger wheels, more storage and more seating options for everyday use.
Do I need a double stroller?
It helps when you have twins or two children close in age. If a second baby is in your plans, a single-to-double stroller lets you start with one seat and add another later.
Can I bring a stroller to Walt Disney World?
Yes, but Disney has size rules for strollers in its parks. Read Disney World Stroller Rules before you pack.
Where can I buy a stroller in Orlando?
Visit MacroBaby in Orlando, across from The Florida Mall, to compare strollers in person with help in English, Portuguese and Spanish. You can also shop the full collection online or read our guide on where to buy a stroller in Orlando.
