Baby jogging strollers have become one of the best inventions to date. They are a blessing for exercising parents. Parents who go jogging and running require something their children could do along with them and jogging strollers are just the best way to transport them. They not only keep your children busy observing the environment but would also give them a good chance to always be with you. Parents who are joggers or runners should give jogging strollers a serious look for their children.

Parents have many options these days for strollers. In fact, owning two strollers - a sturdy model and an umbrella, foldable design - is recommended. Some parents want to continue an exercise routine after a child is born, and jogging strollers are the ideal way to go about this.

Children, generally, shouldn't be placed in a stroller until they're six to eight weeks old. Jogging strollers are no exception. If you're looking for this type to use, always make sure that the child has full support inside, including a five-point harness and adjustable seat. The design should also include a hand break and parking lock.

The wheels are an important factor for jogging strollers - and for the parents using them. If you'll be jogging or taking the stroller over uneven terrain, look for a design with rotating wheels. However, if your exercise routine consists of running over a track, stationary wheels will give you better support when running with the stroller.

If you are a moderate jogger or a brisk walker, smaller wheels at 16 inches usually do the trick, because they are practical and smooth. This size is great for shopping, strolling and jogging in the park. Your third choice is the 12 inch wheels, which is meant for light jogging and walking.

The two most popular fixed wheel strollers are the Bob Ironman and the Bob SUS. The Ironman is arguably the most popular fixed wheel stroller for serious running or training on the road or smooth pavement. The SUS (sport utility stroller) has wide, knobby tires, which make it excellent for off-roading or trail hiking.