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— IT ALL BEGINS WITH THE JOGGER —
Just like everything else affected by the pull of gravity, your stroller can and will
tip over in certain circumstances. Here are some tips to reduce that risk:
•• AVOID TIPPING OVER ••
USE GOOD JUDGEMENT: Jogging with a stroller requires physical strength and sound mental judgement.
JOGGER’S RESPONSIBILITIES:
• ALWAYS use seat harness to avoid serious
injury to child. An unrestrained child is
at risk of falling or sliding out of stroller.
• ALWAYS keep the safety strap attached
to your wrist while using the stroller.
• NEVER allow a child to stand in the stroller.
• ALWAYS set the rear brakes
when loading or unloading.
• NEVER leave a child unattended.
• DO NOT wear headphones
while jogging with a stroller.
• AVOID a busy road or highway that is
unsafe for a child. Run defensively and
don’t assume that you will be seen or
given the right of way by autos or bicycles.
• DO NOT allow a child or adolescent to
push the stroller. They do not have the
strength or good judgement to safely do so.
• Monitor children closely so they do not
stand up or lean out of the stroller as this
may cause the stroller to tip over.
• Monitor children to insure that all body
parts, clothes, toys and any other objects
are kept away from the wheels and other
moving parts.
• Slow down when turning and avoid sudden
swerves or directional changes.
• Do not strap bags or packages to handle; it affects the
balance and stability of the stroller and can cause it to
tip over backwards.
• Always cross tracks, curb cutouts and grooved road
surfaces at a 90-degree angle. Narrow angles when
crossing such obstacles could cause tip over resulting
in accident and injury.
• Not intended for off-road travel. Run on paved surfaces
only. Avoid curb hopping, potholes and any other road
obstructions as you run with your stroller.
WARNING:
Bouncing or rocking by passengers can
cause serious injury or death.
NIGHT RUNS:
Avoid jogging at night by planning your
run in the daylight hours.
