[Spring Survey] Expected to be usable until age 3... About half stop using by '7 months old'!? Pitfalls of choosing an A-type stroller you should know before going out.
An investigation into the actual usage period of A-type strollers and an explanation of how to choose one.
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The misconception of "usable for a long time" leads to regret after expensive purchases. A survey conducted by Nicebaby, a company with 54 years of history, revealed that a majority of A-type stroller users give up using them before their child turns one, citing "weight and size" as the reasons. Ahead of the spring outing season, we propose a new standard for "wise alternating use" tailored to lifestyles.
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Do you think A-type strollers are "usable for a long time"?
In fact, a survey of 50 experienced mothers and fathers revealed that about half stop using them by around 7 months of age.
There is a significant gap between the manufacturer's recommended usage period and the actual usage period.
This press release will introduce the reasons for this gap and the "rental option" that is currently gaining attention.
【Shocking Reality】Gap of over 2 years with manufacturer's recommended period. About 80% of reasons for stopping use are "parental limitations."
As the spring outing season approaches, more families are facing the dilemma of choosing a stroller.
In particular, A-type strollers are said to be "usable from 1 month old up to around 3 years old." However, we often hear voices such as, "I don't know how long I'll actually use it," and "I'm worried I'll regret buying it."
Therefore, our company conducted a survey targeting 50 experienced mothers and fathers who have actually used A-type strollers.
The results revealed that the most common usage period was up to around 7 months of age, and that a majority of families stop using them around 1 year old.