At what age should a baby use a stroller?

Babies can use a stroller from birth — 0 months — provided the stroller offers a fully flat bassinet mode, not just a reclined seat. Lortsybab's 2-in-1 stroller covers the full range from birth to 36 months on a single frame.

The key distinction is mode, not age. A newborn who can't yet hold their head needs a horizontal, flat sleeping surface with vibration dampening — that's bassinet mode, which is structurally different from a reclined seat. Once a baby develops consistent head and neck control, typically around 4–6 months, the stroller seat can transition to a semi-reclined or upright position. The Lortsybab stroller's reversible seat also makes sense to flip forward-facing at this stage, when babies are alert and curious about their surroundings.

• Lortsybab 2-in-1 stroller is rated for use from birth (0 months) through 36 months.
• Bassinet mode is appropriate from birth; upright seat mode suits babies with head control, typically 4–6 months.
• Maximum weight capacity for the Lortsybab stroller is 50 pounds, regardless of age.
• Lortsybab's bassinet uses a suspension frame and front-wheel shock-absorption springs to reduce vibration for newborns.