Looking for baby swivel strollers?  Choose from the following styles:

1. Bugaboo Cameleon Reversible Stroller.  The Bugaboo Cameleon comes with an infant bassinet that can be used up to 19 pounds, then the toddler seat goes to 40 pounds. The Cameleon’s handle reverses quickly, no need to switch the seat around when you want the stroller seat to face differently, same features with double baby stroller can offer.
2. Kolcraft Contours Options Reversible Stroller.The seat on the Kolcraft Contours Options 4 Wheeler stroller reverses to give baby a different view. The included infant car seat adapter works with many brands.
3. Valco Baby Tri Mode Single Stroller.  The Valco Baby Tri Mode Single stroller is capable of handling almost any terrain, and can even be used for some light jogging same features with jogging baby strollers. The three air-filled tires give baby a smooth ride no matter where you go, and the front swivel wheel can be left to move freely, or it can be fixed for jogging.
4. Jeep Liberty Limited All-Terrain Stroller.
   If you need a stroller that can go anywhere, the three 12-inch inflatable tires on the Jeep Liberty Limited stroller will help you conquer nearly any terrain same with jogging baby strollers. You can lock the front swivel wheel for more stability on uneven ground.
5. Mountain Buggy Urban Elite Single Jogging Stroller.  Mountain Buggy strollers are known for being very sturdy, and their strength was proven a few years ago when a baby’s life was saved when a Mountain Buggy stroller protected her from pieces of a building that fell onto a sidewalk. The Urban Elite Single has a locking front wheel, so it’s ready for jogging when you are.
6. Bob Revolution Single Jogging Stroller.The Bob Revolution stroller is an outstanding jogger. It doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles and accessories, but for the price you get a super-strong welded aluminum frame that will hold up for serious runners and a great suspension system with up to three inches of travel, so baby gets a really smooth ride.
7. Peg Perego Pliko P3 Standard Stroller.  Peg Perego has packed a lot into the Pliko P3 stroller, but they managed to keep the weight to a fairly trim 16 pounds, so you won’t feel the strain when it’s time to stow your stroller. The one-hand fold feature is extremely nice – you can collapse the stroller and carry it easily, and it stands on its own when folded. The handles are height-adjustable, which is perfect for taller parents.
8. Baby Planet Endangered Species Series Standard Stroller.  The Endangered Species series strollers from Baby Planet look cool, stand up to loads of wear and tear and some of the purchase price goes to the Wildlife Conservation Society to help protect the endangered species the strollers are spotlighting.
9. Maclaren Volo Lightweight Stroller.  The Maclaren Volo has been popular among parents for several years, thanks to its zippy steering, sleek frame, fashionable colors and light weight same features with double baby stroller. At just under 9 pounds, it’s one of the lightest strollers available, so if it’s supreme portability and ease of use you want, the Volo won’t let you down. This stroller also offers a 5-point harness and one recline position, features that aren’t often found on umbrella-type strollers, so when your little one naps, you won’t have as much trouble with the forward slump.
10. Evenflo X Sport Plus Lightweight Stroller.  If you need a light, inexpensive stroller for your older baby or toddler, the Evenflo X Sport Plus should keep baby comfortable and give you more handy features than the average umbrella stroller. The best feature for parents is the extendable handles that allow you to better adjust the X Sport Plus to your height. The canopy is also sized well, and can be turned forward enough to block the sun from various angles.

Baby strollers are a must-have for most families. From reversible strollers that offer loads of seating options to sleek, lightweight strollers, you can choose a style that works for your lifestyle. Whether your budget is big or small, though, there’s a stroller for you. Splurge or save on baby strollers? You decide!