Evenflo Pivot Xpand NXT Stroller

Your newborn can lie down on walks from day one. Later, the seat can face you or face out. At 30.7 lb, it's a heavy lift. You'll need to turn the seat forward before you can fold it.

The toddler seat turns into a lay-flat pramette for use from day one. You can start with your newborn lying down, then change the setup as they grow. You don't need a separate bassinet to get that lay-flat start.

The seat can face you or face out. Face-to-face walks give your baby a view they already know. Later, the street has dogs and buses, and you'll have some tough competition. You can turn the seat when your child wants that view.

Three Evenflo infant car seats click straight in without an adapter. That's another way to start a walk from the car. If your baby has finally settled, you can move the car seat over rather than lifting them out of it.

The Pivot Xpand NXT starts as a single and can become a double. You can keep it when a second child needs a ride, instead of starting your stroller search all over again. That's a welcome job to cross off with a new baby coming.

The basket holds 10 lb. Once two kids are riding, their spare clothes and snacks share that space. Think diaper bag first, then see what else comes along. This isn't the basket to choose for big grocery trips on foot.

Large cruiser tires and rear-wheel suspension help on bumpy stretches. The handle height changes with a release button, so you can adjust it when pushing duties change. The next person doesn't have to stick with your setting.

Here's the detail you'll want to know before the parking lot: it won't fold with the toddler seat facing you. Turn the seat forward first. That's an extra step after those lovely walks spent chatting with your baby.

Pull the levers on both sides, then lower the frame until the side lock clicks. It stands folded when the front wheels point forward. Once it's closed, it can wait while you finish getting the kids into the car.

The stroller weighs 30.7 lb. Folding gets it ready for the trunk; you're still doing the lift. If you make lots of car stops, picture that job at each one.