We all know that as your baby grows, they will become more curious about the world around them. When your baby is sitting in a street-facing stroller, he/she can discover the world more easily than when he’s facing you. If you and your baby are looking at the same things, there’s also something you can do to help with developing your little one’s language skills. For example, you can try to name the things you are seeing. Â
Due to the fact that there exists increased choice in the market, you don’t necessarily have to buy two strollers: a parent-facing one and a forward-facing model. Therefore, you don’t have to limit yourself to a stroller facing in just one direction. We recommend you to choose a pushchair that lets you easily switch between both positions depending on what you are doing and how your child feels.Â
For sure, the first three months of your babies life, you will most likely, want to use your stroller with the carrycot or seat unit facing towards you. This will be giving you plenty of time to talk to your baby, make eye contact and keep an eye on them. You are always free to have the choice to try your stroller in the reverse position, giving your baby their first experience of the world around them.