Where small children go, messes follow. A well-used stroller is likely to be stained by spilled drinks, smeared sunscreen, and muddy shoes. Crumbs, dirt, and sand will have found their way into every crevice. A particularly unlucky day might have even seen a diaper blowout, a potty-training accident, or projectile vomit.
All that is to say that cleaning a stroller is one of those unpleasant yet necessary parenting tasks. How often you clean it depends on the level of mess and your personal tolerance for griminess. Diligent cleaners advocate for vacuuming and wiping down a stroller every week or even after every use, but in many circumstances, one deep clean every season is plenty—or even once a year if the stroller isn’t used regularly.
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