by Laura Falin posted in Products

When I was looking for baby strollers, I wish I had known I'd end up living in snowy Colorado. The smooth, hard wheels on the stroller I brought with us did not hold up well to snow drifts -- we slipped and slid sideways and the muscle I had to put behind that thing to move it plus the baby inside through the slush made it a pain.
If you live in a snowy, slushy area, you may want to consider getting an all-terrain stroller to save your back and your sanity. These strollers have larger, inflatable wheels, giving them higher clearance underneath and a much smoother ride for your baby.
All-terrain strollers range in price, but can get pretty expensive. Keep in mind that not only will your stroller take you through the ice and snow in winter, but it will work on beaches, trails, and other uneven surfaces all year long. It may be worth the splurge if you spend a lot of time on non-paved areas. We tracked down 5 good all-terrain strollers for you to consider.

1. Bumbleride Indie Baby Stroller
A thread started in the BabyCenter community by a mom in Ottawa (where they know a thing or two about snow) has some great recommendations for strollers, including this one. At 24 pounds, it's a lighter all-terrain stroller, and it features eco-friendly fabrics made from recycled plastics. It also comes with a 3-year warranty. The stroller can accommodate newborns through preschoolers and beyond, holding children up to 55 pounds. (Bumbleride Indie BabyÂ...