How to Put Together a Chicco Baby Stroller

Chicco is a brand that's been around since 1958. It produces baby accessories and is well-known for its strollers, car seats and travel systems. Chicco's stroller line includes the Cortina, which makes use of its Key Fit system. The car seat snaps easily into a base in the car and into the stroller. The car seat can be used without the base, and the stroller is full-sized, so it can grow with your baby. Chicco also offers all-terrain, lightweight and double strollers.

Instructions

    • 1

      Attach the parent tray to the stroller body by securing both tabs to the stroller handle.

    • 2

      Pull up on the parent tray handle to open the stroller. Make sure the stroller is completely opened.

    • 3

      Press the buttons on both sides of the stroller handle to move it up and into place. It will snap.

    • 4

      Snap the basket stand onto the basket and slide it between the square of fabric, snapping at the bottom as well. This must be done to use the basket.

    • 5

      Slide the child tray onto the front of the stroller. To open the child tray, press the buttons on both sides.

    • 6

      Snap the tray insert into the child tray. Pull up on the corner to remove the tray insert for cleaning.

    • 7

      Snap the front wheels onto the front posts. Pull on them to make sure they are secure.

    • 8

      Attach the rear axle assembly and remove the plastic end caps.

    • 9

      Slide a rear wheel and then a washer onto the rear axle.

    • 10

      Push the flat side of the pin through the hole in the axle, making sure that the curved end faces up on the assembly.

    • 11

      Attach the wheel cap over the pin assembly.

    • 12

      Repeat steps 9 through 11 on the opposite side.

    • 13

      Attach the canopy to the connectors and secure the rear canopy with snaps.

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