Recently, experts in child development research emphasized the importance of children's strollers in the growth process of children during a parenting seminar, and called on parents to scientifically select strollers to fully exert their positive effects on children's growth.

For children aged 1 to 2 who are in a rapid growth stage, children's strollers are not only convenient travel tools but also contribute to the physical and cognitive development of children in many aspects. In terms of physical development, a suitable stroller can provide good support, which is beneficial to the healthy development of children's spines and bones. For example, when a child sits in a stroller with an ergonomic seat design, the body weight can be evenly distributed, avoiding the pressure on the spine caused by an incorrect sitting posture for a long time, and laying the foundation for the cultivation of a straight posture for the child.

From the perspective of cognitive development, strollers expand the scope of children's vision. When children go out in strollers, they can come into contact with a wider variety of environments and things, such as flowers, trees, vehicles and pedestrians on the street. These rich visual stimuli can stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore, and promote brain development. Take the example of a baby seeing colorful flowers in the park. They will curiously observe the shape and color of the flowers and touch them with their fingers. In this process, the child's senses such as vision and touch are exercised, and the brain is constantly receiving and processing these new information, thus enhancing cognitive abilities.

Experts remind that when choosing a children's stroller, parents should fully consider the age and physical development status of their children. For babies under 7 months old who cannot sit up, a sit-and-recline stroller with an adjustable backrest should be selected. It is best to have a large-angle reclining function, and a reclining angle of 165° to 175° is more appropriate. Some strollers designed with European and American concepts come with an independent bassinet, allowing the baby to lie completely flat and providing a comfortable resting space for the baby. For babies over 7 months old who can sit up, there is a relatively wider range of choices. They can choose a baby umbrella stroller with fewer functions but strong portability, or choose a common or multifunctional stroller according to their economic situation. At the same time, the safety of the stroller is of vital importance. Key factors that cannot be ignored when purchasing include whether the brakes are sensitive, whether there is a sturdy seat belt, and whether the frame of the stroller is stable.