7 Best Stroller and Car Seat Shops in Singapore (2026)

Choosing a pram or car seat is a different job from buying nappies, so this list gathers Singapore shops where gear is the main event: boutiques, brand showrooms and online retailers with strollers and child car seats in their catalogues. Each write-up draws on what the shop publishes about its brands, showroom and services, and every claim is attributed to the shop. We give no prices or safety verdicts. Use the list to shortlist two or three places, then book a visit or message them before you travel, since several work by appointment. Bring your car and the child's age if you want to try fitting a seat in person.

PramFox describes itself as a baby gear boutique and works by appointment from Raffles Hotel Arcade in the city centre. Its site lists brands including UPPAbaby, Nuna, Maxi-Cosi, BeSafe, Cybex, Leander, Quax and Stokke, alongside nursery furniture. Beyond selling, the boutique says it offers car seat installations, stroller servicing and repairs, and cleaning of strollers and car seats, and it takes special orders for parts. Its about page states that founder Elise Mawson is an Australian-certified Child Restraint Fitter and a US-certified Child Passenger Safety Technician Instructor, which is the shop's own statement rather than something LocalRank has checked. Visits are requested through its appointment page, WhatsApp or email, and the site also mentions paid virtual consultations for families outside Singapore.

Raffles Hotel Arcade, City Hall
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Little Baby is a Singapore baby retailer that says it has traded since 2014 and sells online and through a showroom in Bukit Merah. Its contact page says walk-ins are strictly by appointment. The site lists stroller and car seat brands such as Nuna, Joie, Chicco, Stokke, Daiichi, Maxi-Cosi and Bugaboo, and a July 2026 blog post compares Nuna and Cybex models, noting both brands are on its showroom floor. Shoppers can browse a strollers and prams category, use its Nursery Advisor tool, or compare products on the site. Questions go through WhatsApp or a contact form, and the shop says it usually replies within one business day. Its pages do not describe a car seat fitting service.

Bukit Merah
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Jarrons & Co sells baby gear online with local delivery and runs an experiential showroom near Aljunied, which its location page says is open Monday to Saturday and booked through a Calendly gallery-tour link. Its site lists more than two dozen brands, including Maxi-Cosi, Baby Jogger, Doona, Graco, Joie, Nuna and Ergobaby, across car seats, strollers and high chairs. The Maxi-Cosi range is given prominent space on the shop, though the site does not state a distributor role. The same group lists a Malaysian office, but this entry concerns the Singapore showroom. Enquiries can go by office phone or WhatsApp. Ask the team what fitting help, if any, is offered before visiting.

Aljunied
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Britax Singapore runs the local site for the Britax car seat brand, with categories for infant carriers, convertible seats, booster seats, strollers and accessories. Its contact page lists an office address in the Tagore industrial area with weekday and Saturday morning hours, a phone line and a support email, and the site carries a 2026 footer. Product-support pages sit alongside the shop. The site describes the brand's German and British heritage and says most of its car seats are made in Germany, which is the company's own statement. It does not describe a fitting service or an appointment showroom in the pages reviewed, so contact the team first if you plan to visit in person. A good choice if you already favour one brand.

Tagore
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Baby Gogo is a Singapore baby products shop whose contact page gives a base at North Point Biz Hub in Yishun, and asks visitors to get in touch for opening hours. Its catalogue has separate stroller categories for cabin, reversible and twin models, plus car seats and car seat accessories. Brands appearing on the site include Aprica and Bonbijou for gear, with other nursery and play items beside them. Orders can be placed online, and WhatsApp and email are the published ways to ask questions. The site does not say whether it has a walk-in showroom or offers installation help, so confirm both before travelling. The footer shows 2026, and it suits shoppers in the north who want a smaller independent retailer.

Yishun
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Baby's Hyperstore says it is specialised in baby gear and groups its catalogue into strollers, including cabin-size, classic and twin models, plus infant carrier, convertible, booster and i-Size car seats. Featured brands on its home page include Swandoo, Beblum, Easywalker, Umee and Vespa. It advertises a one-to-one crash exchange programme for Beblum and Koopers car seats, which is the shop's own offer and worth reading in full before you buy. Its blog carries guides on choosing a stroller and understanding i-Size seats. Third-party guides place its showroom in the Shun Li Industrial Park area of Kaki Bukit, while the site itself lists a contact page and WhatsApp, so check the visiting details first. Its footer shows 2026.

Kaki Bukit
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Baby Kingdom Pte Ltd runs an online store with a physical showroom, and the site points to an our-location page for visiting details. Its brand list includes Joie, Nuna, Chicco, Doona, Britax, Ergobaby and Boori among some forty other makers, with strollers and car seats as one of its main product groups next to cots, feeding supplies and play items. Delivery, refund and exchange policies are published on the site, which carries a 2026 footer. A contact form takes name, email, phone and message, and the shop is on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Third-party shopping guides place the showroom in Kaki Bukit near the Ubi area, so it can be paired with a visit to nearby baby stores. Confirm opening hours before you go.

Kaki Bukit
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