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All 45 strollers claim EN 1888, so the mark separates none. The safety features that actually vary — harness, brake, canopy, basket, car-seat fit.

Plan-B asset · safety

Stroller Safety: EN 1888 Compliance on All 45

All 45 strollers in this catalogue claim EN 1888, so the badge is present on every row and separates nothing. The page turns instead to the safety features that actually differ — the harness is five-point on 44 of 45, but a brake is stated on only 25, a canopy on 18, a basket on 14 and car-seat compatibility on 10.

Plan-B asset · safety

Every stroller claims EN 1888

The compliance mark is universal here, which is why it cannot rank a stroller.

EN 1888 claimed 45 / 45 100%
Plan-B asset · safety

What the EN 1888 mark actually covers

A badge that is on all 45 strollers is worth understanding, not just counting.

EN 1888 is the European standard for wheeled child conveyances — it sets requirements for the brake, the restraint, the stability and the structural strength of a stroller. 45 of 45 strollers carry it. Because it is universal in this catalogue, it tells a parent a stroller cleared a baseline, not that one stroller is safer than another.

Plan-B asset · safety

The harness is almost always five-point

The restraint is the one safety feature that is near-universal.

44 of 45 strollers use a five-point harness; only 1 uses a three-point. The five-point is the stronger restraint, so this is the feature a parent can count on almost everywhere.

Plan-B asset · safety

Brakes, canopies and baskets vary widely

These are stated per listing and the spread is wide.

Brake stated — 25 of 45. More than 20 strollers do not state a brake in the structured fields, so on those the parking brake is unknown from the listing.

Canopy stated — 18 of 45. A sun shade is absent or unstated on 27, which matters for a newborn in direct sun.

Basket stated — 14 of 45. Under-seat storage is the feature most often missing from the lighter frames.

Car-seat compatible — 10 of 45. The rest are not listed as a travel system, so an infant carrier will not click in.

Plan-B asset · safety

What a compliance mark cannot prove

Stated because the badge answers the wrong question for a buyer.

The mark proves a baseline, not a ranking — 45 of 45 carry EN 1888, so it cannot separate one stroller from another.

No test report is named — the catalogue records the mark but not the certificate or the source-based, so the claim is unverified here.

Region mismatch — EN 1888 is European; a stroller sold elsewhere may meet a different standard that the listing does not state.

Plan-B asset · safety

EN 1888 marks beside the safety features

Sorted by form. The features show "yes" only where the listing stated them.

EN 1888 marks beside the safety features
BrandModelEN 1888HarnessCanopyBrakeBasketCar seat
MAMAZINGMAMAZING b0fcmtqk6cyes5 Pointyesyesnono
BabyBaby b00fzp3e8ayes5 Pointnononono
BOBBOB b07xv1wlscyes5 Pointyesyesyesno
JeepJeep b01l7c47p8yes5 Pointnoyesnono
BabyBaby b09qyx744lyes5 Pointyesnonoyes
INFANSINFANS b0fw9tzjycyes5 Pointnoyesnono
GracoGraco b0861t7z24yes5 Pointnononoyes
BabyBaby b0d8x9886fyes5 Pointyesnoyesno
BabyBaby b09rnch612yes5 Pointnoyesnono
JeepJeep b07jr8ty2qyes5 Pointnononoyes
BabyBaby b0dst8wslgyes5 Pointnonoyesyes
BabyBaby b0bytkygz3yes5 Pointnonoyesno
BabyBaby b07bvmshtzyes5 Pointnononono
DreamDream b0dkpd74s5yes5 Pointyesnonono
JoovyJoovy b0d6v6gmhhyes5 Pointnoyesnono
DeltaDelta b00gjixp5oyes5 Pointnoyesnono
JoovyJoovy b07pjmb6gfyes5 Pointnoyesnono
BABYBABY b07g55y3dpyes5 Pointyesyesnono
BabyBaby b008u4mku6yes5 Pointnoyesnoyes
BABYBABY b07kr61jvdyes5 Pointyesyesnono
MompushMompush b09jls8lsryes5 Pointnoyesnono
BOBBOB b084ck55rwyes5 Pointyesyesyesno
JeepJeep b07b7qc8dvyes5 Pointnoyesnono
MompushMompush b0fpfz9yqlyes5 Pointyesnonono
BabyBaby b0f1z2yw1xyes5 Pointnononono
BabyBaby b0dlkjfk39yes5 Pointnoyesnono
ChiccoChicco b0d98vgyvzyes5 Pointnoyesyesno
IngenuityIngenuity b0bsp4k34fyes5 Pointnononoyes
BabyBaby b0b6lr3c5hyes5 Pointnononono
BabyBaby b094p2zc86yes5 Pointyesyesyesyes
DreamDream b08n7t58yyyes5 Pointyesyesyesno
DreamDream b089tvhv1xyes5 Pointyesyesyesno
IngenuityIngenuity b07gghvl64yes5 Pointyesyesyesno
ChiccoChicco b07dghr789yes5 Pointnoyesnoyes
BabyBaby b00ht6ea2cyes5 Pointnonoyesno
DreamDream b07sdh646byes5 Pointyesnonono
KolcraftKolcraft b019dhbcxeyes5 Pointyesnoyesno
DreamDream b0dc5ggjrpyes3 Pointnoyesnono
GracoGraco b0d2lxk44tyes5 Pointnoyesnoyes
GracoGraco b08k2kc6kdyes5 Pointnononono
GracoGraco b08k2yfndwyes5 Pointnononoyes
IngenuityIngenuity b07p1ysc18yes5 Pointyesyesnono
BabyBaby b078tbp298yes5 Pointnononono
MompushMompush b0b7mfs2w4yes5 Pointyesnoyesno
MompushMompush b093gs5723yes5 Pointyesyesyesno

How these stroller figures were read

Source: the CMS product snapshot, limited to the id namespace stroller-* with category "stroller", after dropping about 15 items that share the prefix but are not strollers — car seats and baby swings. 45 strollers remain in stock.

Every figure is the retailer's stated number. Item weights are in pounds and dimensions in inches as the listing gives them; nothing here was weighed, measured or tested.

Membership is decided by the id namespace, not by the marketing name. A stroller that calls itself a "travel system" is still one row; a car seat that shares the prefix is dropped.

EN 1888 is the European safety standard the catalogue attaches to all 45 strollers. It is recorded as stated; we did not verify certification.

Counts such as "N of 45" are recomputed from the dataset fields, not rounded from a summary.