by Joyce Slaton posted in Products & Prizes

Any parent who has to push or store a stroller in small spaces appreciates one on the mini side. Smaller, lighter strollers are so much easier to lift, to get into a trunk, to take on a trip, to store in a closet.
The tradeoff: Many lightweight strollers are rickety and hard to push. We seen strollers that threaten to tip each time they go over a curb and with wheels that get stuck sideways and have to be kicked into place.
They also generally lack the features found on full-sized strollers, like good-sized canopies, under-seat baskets that hold a diaper bag and more, cup holders, padded seats. They rarely take car seats. They may be hard to fold, if they fold at all. But it doesn't have to be that way. Take a look at gb's Pockit Stroller ($249.99), which folds into a package small enough to fit in a backpack.
Want to see more small strollers with large performance" Here are 10 to consider for your registry, with price points ranging from $69.99 to $329.99.

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