Chicco Bravo Trio Travel System (Bravo Quick-Fold Stroller + KeyFit 30)

You can click it from car to stroller from day one. The stroller folds with one hand and stands on its own. That's handy when you're also holding your baby. The stroller alone weighs 24.9 lb, so try lifting it before you buy.

You get back from a drive. The baby is asleep. Of course. With the Bravo Trio, the included KeyFit 30 clicks onto the stroller. You can get moving without taking your baby out of the seat. That's a welcome break from the buckle shuffle.

This is the from-birth setup. The infant seat has its own size limits, so it won't last as long as the stroller. When it's outgrown, you can keep the stroller for walks. You'll need a new car seat for the driving part.

The fold takes one hand, and the closed stroller stands up. You can leave it beside the car while you sort out the bags. It doesn't need to lean against your leg while you hunt for the keys.

The stroller alone weighs 24.9 lb. The fold helps with closing it; your arms still do the lift. Think about the last stop of the day, when you're tired and there's still dinner to sort out.

The child tray comes off for a shorter fold. That's useful when the stroller and the week's clutter both need trunk space. Taking it off also leaves you with a loose piece to put somewhere.

The handle has three positions. Change it when your partner takes over instead of spending the walk with your shoulders up. All-wheel suspension and treaded tires help with the bumpy bits between home and the park.

The stroller seat reclines with one hand. You can change the angle when your child loses interest in the street. Some days the most exciting thing on the walk is finally getting sleepy.

The basket holds 10 lb. Your diaper bag shares that space with anything you pick up. It's handy for a small stop on the way home, but a full grocery shop needs another plan. At stops, the linked rear brakes work with one touch.