Top Strollers to Avoid: Safety Risks Every Parent Should Know About

That shiny new stroller might look perfect, but would you believe some popular brands - like Kmart Anko, iCandy and Babyzen - actually failed basic safety checks? When you're shopping for your little one, those safety features matter way more than how good it looks on Instagram.

Here's the thing: just because a stroller is expensive doesn't mean it's safe. Some have brakes that don't work properly, gaps where tiny heads could get stuck, or straps that could be dangerous. And if you're buying online from overseas? You might be getting something that doesn't meet our safety standards at all. Not worth the risk when it comes to your baby.