Who invented the baby stroller?

There's no single inventor credited with the baby stroller as we know it today. The concept evolved over time, with various contributors adding key features and improvements.

Here's a timeline of key developments:

* 1733: The first documented instance of a stroller-like device was a "baby carriage" designed by William Kent for the Duke of Devonshire. It was essentially a large, ornate carriage pulled by servants.

* 18th and 19th centuries: Various "baby carriages" were developed, often designed for wealthy families and pulled by servants. These carriages were often large and bulky.

* 1889: William Richmond, a blacksmith from London, patented a "perambulator" with a lighter design and swivel wheels. This was a crucial step towards the modern stroller.

* Early 20th century: The invention of the automobile led to the development of more compact and portable strollers, suitable for use with cars.

* 1950s and 1960s: Strollers began to incorporate new features like collapsible frames and lightweight materials.

* 1970s and onward: The invention of the jogging stroller and the development of various types of strollers, like travel systems, all-terrain strollers, and double strollers, revolutionized the baby stroller market.

So, while no single person invented the baby stroller, many individuals and companies have contributed to its development over the years.

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