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The latest, the greatest, the smallest, and the biggest -- whatever you're looking for, start your shopping here!

The Side Seat for Sibling Stroller

Phil & Ted's E3 is rugged -- bumps are no problem -- but what's innovative is the way it stacks the kids. In one mode, a newborn rests in a nest under a sibling. Later you add the doubles kit, so one child can sit under another -- kids absolutely love it ($470; includes both seats).

The Running Stroller

Baby Jogger set out to build the ultimate running stroller with its Performance Series, including the double, which manages to make even pushing two kids simpler. Huge tires and a solid frame (no joints that can wear down) help the stroller last even through intense runs ($480).

The Indoor/Outdoor Jogger

BOB strollers made the Revolution, for parents who want to use the same stroller for exercising and for shopping. The front wheel can be set to swivel, making turns a snap. Also new: It can accommodate a newborn's car seat ($360).

The Small Travel System Stroller

You'll get Graco's top-rated infant car seat and a great compact stroller to push it in with the new Mosaic travel system. It's handy from baby's infancy through the toddler years ($200).

The Easy-to-Install Car Seat Stroller

Chicco's Cortina Travel System, is deluxe. The strollercan be folded with one hand and has all-wheel suspension and an adjustable leg rest for comfort. Its KeyFit car seat has LATCH finders and a one-pull tightening strap for no-hassle installation ($280).

The Comfortable for Baby and Wallet Stroller

Sometimes all the special features start to make your eyes cross, right? Our vote for simplicity and value is Evenflo's Journey Travel System. It looks cool, can be steered with one hand, is easy to fold without needing to bend over, and comes with the Embrace infant car seat ($130-$140).

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