Will the baby stroller hook tip over?

Stroller hooks can indeed cause a stroller to lose balance and tip over if they are overloaded or used improperly. Here are some possible causes of a stroller tipping over, and tips on how to avoid it:

Possible causes of tipping over:

Overload: If the bag or item on the hook exceeds the stroller's weight limit, especially when it is hung on the handle, it may cause the stroller to tip forward or backward, increasing the risk of tipping over.

Unbalanced load: If a heavy item is hung on one side, it may cause the stroller to lose balance and tip over.

Uneven ground: When driving on uneven ground or encountering steps or obstacles, the load may increase the possibility of tipping over.

Quick turns: When making quick turns, if there are heavy items on the stroller, it may cause the body of the stroller to tilt, increasing the risk of tipping over.

Tips to avoid tipping over:

Pay attention to the load: Try to avoid hanging too heavy items on the hook and follow the manufacturer's weight recommendations.

Balanced load: If you need to hang multiple bags, it is best to distribute them evenly on both sides to keep the stroller balanced.

Use dedicated storage space: Try to use the stroller's dedicated storage basket or bottom storage area to reduce the burden on the handle.

Operate with caution: Avoid sharp turns or fast movements during driving, especially when carrying a load.

Check the hook: Make sure the hook is firmly installed and check its condition regularly to avoid accidental loosening.

In short, although the stroller hook provides great convenience, it needs to be used with caution to ensure that the weight limit is not exceeded and the stroller is balanced to avoid the risk of tipping over.