Why Choose CYBEX Strollers?

 If you want to buy infant furniture from BéBéLéLo (via their Canadian site bebelelo.com / ca.bebelelo.com) — here are some details + things to check so you feel confident: ✅ What’s good BéBéLéLo says they specialise in Canadian-made baby furniture (including nursery cribs, dressers) and operate as a family business.  They list a dedicated “Baby Cribs” category with many convertible cribs and bundles .  Shipping across Canada is offered: “We currently only ship within Canada.”  They have physical store locations (in Québec), which can give some extra legitimacy (you may have better recourse if you buy from a store with a presence).  ⚠️ What you should check/be cautious about If you’re thinking of ordering internationally, but even if you’re just ordering within Canada (or have someone ship to you), you should check: Delivery/shipping cost & logistics: Large furniture items (cribs, dressers) can be heavy, bulky, and expensive to ship. Their policy says smalle...

 A stroller isn’t just a convenience — it’s part of your baby’s daily “transportation system.” A well-chosen stroller helps with: Safety (reliably securing the baby, avoiding hazards) Comfort (for both baby and caregiver) Longevity (usable across stages) Usability (ease of folding, pushing, storing, navigating) Suitability for weather and terrain If you pick poorly, you may end up with something that’s cumbersome, unsafe in snow or on rough sidewalks, or too bulky to store/transport easily. New Canadian Rules & Safety Requirements (2023+) Before you even pick features, it’s essential to know the regulatory baseline in Canada, so your stroller is legal and safe. In June 2023, new federal Carriages and Strollers Regulations (SOR/2023-101) took effect under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA).  Under these rules, strollers must meet certain mechanical safety standards (either ASTM F833 or a combination involving ISO 31110) to guard against hazards like finger entr...