This is the one stroller brand Serena Williams swears by

Whether you’re constantly on the go or heading to the grocery store once a week, strollers are a mama’s best friend. They’re designed for portability, great for extra storage, and if you have a good one, you can use it for many, many years.

During a panel discussion with top executives at Advertising Week New York, Serena Williams, Olympic tennis athlete, entrepreneur and mama, expressed that Colugo strollers are her favorite when riding around with her 2-year-old daughter, Olympia.

“Colugo is all about design,” says the tennis player. “It’s so much better than the other stroller that I hated with all my heart, I don’t have to be a rocket scientist to open this stroller.”

“I can actually open it and I don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out how to work a stroller,” she continued. “I wasn’t feeling smart with some of these strollers.”

If you’ve been following Serena, you’re familiar with her parenting struggles. In fact, in January of last year, the tennis champion tweeted, “I’ve conquered a lot of things… blood clots in my lungs- twice… knee and foot surgeries… winning grand slams being down match point… to name just a FEW but I found out by far the hardest is figuring out a stroller.”

According to Colugo, the stroller folds up with one hand and in one swift movement—so juggling baby and stroller is no problem. It also has no-puncture tires and great suspension that make the ride for little ones less bumpy.

We’re thankful Serena has finally found a stroller she loves, and we’re especially grateful that we can get in on the action, too!

Price: $285

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