Best Strollers in Singapore (2026): Compact to Full-Size
The best strollers in Singapore for 2026: compact cabin strollers for MRT, buses and Grab boots, full-size picks, travel systems and weather cover tips.
Babylove Editorial Team
Updated
4 min read
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In this guide
For most Singapore families, the best stroller is a compact one that folds quickly, fits in a Grab boot and rolls easily into an MRT lift. The Babyzen YOYO2 and Bugaboo Butterfly 2 are our top compact picks, the Joie Pact Pro and Cybex Libelle are great value, and the Bugaboo Fox 5 is worth considering if you walk long distances and want a full-size ride.
Below, we explain what actually matters for life in Singapore, from bus rules to rain covers, and share our picks for 2026.
Our picks at a glance
| Stroller | Type | Best for | Typical SG price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Babyzen YOYO2 | Compact, cabin-size | Best overall for city life | About S$810–870 (6+ frame) |
| Bugaboo Butterfly 2 | Compact, cabin-size | One-hand fold, travel | About S$780–880 |
| Joie Pact Pro | Compact | Value | About S$300–360 |
| Cybex Libelle | Ultra-compact | Smallest fold, second stroller | About S$300–450 |
| Bugaboo Fox 5 | Full-size | Long walks, parks, comfort | About S$1,860–2,200+ |
| Doona i | Car seat stroller | Newborns and frequent car trips | About S$685–999 |
Prices are typical listed prices at Singapore retailers in 2026. Stroller prices swing a lot during baby fairs and online sales, so compare before buying.
How we chose
We focused on strollers sold by Singapore retailers such as Mothercare, Motherswork, Pupsik, Baby Kingdom and official brand stores, so you get local warranty and parts. We weighed fold size and speed, weight when carrying up stairs or into a car boot, manoeuvrability on narrow HDB corridors and void decks, canopy coverage for sun and sudden rain, and newborn suitability. No brand paid to be included. If you buy through our links, we may earn a small commission.
The best strollers in Singapore
Babyzen YOYO2
- Very compact fold
- Excellent build quality
- Strong resale value
- Modular newborn and car seat options
- Pricey
- Small basket
- Newborn use needs extra parts
Bugaboo Butterfly 2
- Fast one-hand fold
- Roomy seat and basket
- Cabin-friendly size
- Accessories add to cost
- Not the lightest compact
Joie Pact Pro
- Affordable
- Light and compact
- Widely stocked in Singapore
- Less refined push than premium models
- Smaller wheels on rough ground
Cybex Libelle
- Tiny fold
- Light and easy to carry
- Good as a travel stroller
- Less comfortable for long walks
- Not ideal for young babies
Bugaboo Fox 5
- Smooth, comfortable ride
- Bassinet for newborns
- Large basket
- Expensive
- Bulky for MRT and taxis
- Heavy to lift
Doona i Infant Car Seat Stroller
- Car seat and stroller in one
- Quick transitions
- Useful for private-hire trips
- Outgrown in about a year
- Heavy to lift into a car
- Not for long walks
What to look for in a stroller for Singapore
Fold size and weight
You will fold your stroller many times a week: into Grab and taxi boots, up void deck stairs and at crowded bus stops. Try the fold in the shop with one hand while holding a bag, ideally the diaper bag you plan to carry. If you drive a small car, measure your boot and bring the numbers with you.
MRT, buses and lifts
Every MRT station has at least one barrier-free route with a lift, and LTA advises using lifts rather than escalators with strollers. Open strollers are allowed on public buses if they are within about 120cm by 70cm, should be secured with the restraint at the designated space, and must be folded if the space is needed for a wheelchair user. A compact stroller makes all of this far less stressful.
Canopy and weather cover
Our weather swings between strong sun and sudden downpours. Look for a large canopy with sun protection and ventilation panels, and buy a rain cover that fits your model. Never drape a blanket or cloth over the stroller, as it traps heat and reduces airflow.
Newborn suitability
Young babies need to lie flat or nearly flat. Check whether the stroller reclines fully from birth, needs a newborn pack or bassinet, or accepts an infant car seat. Our best infant car seats in Singapore guide covers seats that click onto stroller frames, and once your baby outgrows the carrier, a convertible car seat takes over in the car.
Test drive before you buy
Photos rarely show how a stroller feels to push. Visit a store such as Mothercare, Motherswork or a baby fair, and try the fold, the brake and the recline. Push it around a tight corner and lift it with one hand, the way you would when getting into a taxi. Check the handlebar height suits both parents, and that the harness is easy to buckle but hard for a curious toddler to undo. Ask whether a rain cover, cup holder or newborn insert is included, because these extras can add a surprising amount to the final price.
Compact, full-size or travel system?
| Type | Good for | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|
| Compact / cabin | MRT, buses, taxis, flights | Smaller wheels and basket |
| Full-size | Long walks, parks, comfort | Heavy and bulky |
| Travel system / car seat stroller | Newborns and car trips | Car seat outgrown in about a year |
Many Singapore families start with a compact stroller that accepts a newborn pack or car seat, then add a cheaper travel stroller later, often alongside a lightweight travel cot for trips. If you are expecting twins or a second baby close in age, look at our double stroller picks instead. If you are still building your list, see our newborn checklist for Singapore.
The bottom line
- For most families, a compact stroller like the Babyzen YOYO2 or Bugaboo Butterfly 2 fits Singapore life best.
- On a budget, the Joie Pact Pro or Cybex Libelle are great value.
- Choose a full-size stroller like the Bugaboo Fox 5 only if you drive and walk long distances.
- Check newborn suitability, canopy size and rain cover before you buy.
When your toddler is ready to walk part of the way, see our first walker shoe picks. See more gear for days out in our out-and-about picks.
Can I bring an open stroller on the bus in Singapore?
Yes. LTA allows open strollers on public buses within about 120cm by 70cm. Board at the front door where possible, secure the stroller at the designated space, and fold it if a wheelchair user needs the space.
Do I need a newborn stroller?
Your baby needs to lie flat or nearly flat in the early months, so choose a stroller that reclines fully from birth, has a bassinet or newborn pack, or accepts an infant car seat. Check the manufacturer’s minimum age.
Is it worth buying a second-hand stroller?
A good second-hand stroller can save money, and brands like Babyzen and Bugaboo hold their value on Carousell. Check the brakes, fold, harness and wheels carefully, and make sure you get the manual.
This article is for general information and does not replace advice from your doctor, midwife or paediatrician. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
