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Bugaboo: Designed for Discovery Bugaboo changed the stroller game forever. Before Bugaboo, strollers were just transport; after Bugaboo, they became feats of engineering and style. Based in Amsterdam, Bugaboo creates products that make it easier for you to get out and explore the world with your family. At baby enRoute, we love Bugaboo for their "push feel"—once you drive one, nothing else compares. The Bugaboo Difference It’s all in the push. Bugaboo strollers are designed to be pushed with one fingertip. Their suspension systems are inspired by automotive technology, ensuring the smoothest ride on any terrain, from city sidewalks to snowy trails. Explore the Collection The All-Terrain Icon: Bugaboo Fox The Bugaboo Fox is the ultimate comfort stroller. It’s robust enough for off-road adventures yet light enough to lift. Advanced Suspension: Central joint suspension combined with 4-wheel suspension means your baby sleeps through bumps. Ergonomic Design: The seat is designed to support your child’s posture, and the bassinet is spacious and breezy for year-round comfort. The Future-Proof Stroller: Bugaboo Donkey The Bugaboo Donkey is the only stroller that grows with your family width-wise . Mono to Duo: Starts as a single stroller with a convenient side-luggage basket. Duo Expansion: With three clicks, the frame expands to accommodate two children side-by-side, yet it still fits through standard doorways. It’s the gold standard for twins or siblings close in age. City & Travel: Dragonfly and Butterfly Bugaboo dominates the compact market too. Bugaboo Butterfly: An ultra-compact travel stroller that folds in one second and is IATA compatible for overhead bins. Bugaboo Dragonfly: The "future city stroller" that features a unique one-hand, stand-up fold with the bassinet or seat attached—a rarity in the stroller world. Sustainability First Bugaboo is committed to reducing its carbon footprint. Their "Push to Zero" initiative means many strollers are now made with bi