Behind every Glüxkind stroller is a story of love, legacy, and the kind of support every new parent deserves. Discover how our design was inspired by the quiet, everyday acts of care that make all the difference—and why that spirit lives in every detail we create.

Scott and Annie, first-time parents living on the beautiful (and very steep) California coast, chose Glüxkind’s Rosa for its power-assist feature—and now glide past other struggling parents with ease. Scott tested our automatic braking on a slope with 2 day old newborn (don’t worry, it worked perfectly) and used Rock-My-Baby to soothe their son at wineries and restaurants to create time for some couple time. From navigating Alaskan trails to enjoying relaxed outings outside of wake windows, their Glüxkind stroller has delivered peace of mind and a magic bullet in their parenting toolbox. We’re proud to be part of their journey. Read about their experience below.

Parent-facing stroller vs. forward-facing stroller: which is better for your baby?
Choosing the right stroller seat orientation can impact your child’s safety, comfort, and development. In this guide, we compare the benefits of parent-facing and forward-facing strollers—from promoting bonding and language skills to encouraging independence and exploration. Learn how Glüxkind’s AI-powered smart stroller helps you adapt with ease at every stage.

The GlüxKind Rosa didn’t just slot into our life at a time where everything seemed upside down—it upgraded it and made the overwhelming stage of figuring out life with a newborn more peaceful. It’s become my go-to for our daily family evening walks, farmers market trips, or a peaceful father-son stroll along the seawall.

This May, we’re celebrating more than just Mother’s Day — we’re honouring the everyday resilience of moms with the May Mom Sleep Giveaway. Share your funniest, weirdest, or most sleep-deprived parenting moment for a chance to win the Glüxkind Rosa Smart Stroller and a special sleep support bundle. Because one day isn’t enough — and every parent deserves a little more rest.