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A pram is a great option to transport your child around however, it can be costly. Choose a model which is both robust and comfortable for your child. It should be able to accommodate the car seat or carrycot.

If you want your stroller to last for a long time, you should spray it frequently with silicone lubricant. This will prevent it from rusting and the wheels will be in good condition.

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The choice of a pushchair is one of the most important purchases you'll make once you have children. It can be difficult to pick the right model and the right accessory for your family if there are so many choices. Our guide to practicality breaks down the jargon to help you find the perfect pushchair that fits your child's budget and lifestyle.

The first step is to comprehend the distinctions between a buggy, stroller, and pram. A pram is typically a lie-down position, whilst a pushchair offers a seated position. A stroller is typically smaller, less compact and is specifically designed for toddlers. A travel system is a combination of an infant pushchair, a car seat, and sometimes a carrycot, and is suitable from the time your child is born until three or four years old.

There are also twin and triple pushchairs, which can be used for babies of the same age and others with a smaller age gap. These models can accommodate up to three children, and are often equipped with additional features such as a newborn bassinet or twin rain cover.

Another important aspect to consider is the kind of brake that your pushchair has. Some pushchairs have an foot brake, whereas others include a handbrake which can be activated with your thumb. The type of brake you select will depend on the style you prefer and the amount you use the pushchair for. It is important to check the brakes frequently for safety reasons and to ensure they're working correctly. One method to test the brakes by pushing a heavy object, such as a shopping bag, on the floor of the pushchair, and then feel the force.

Easy to manoeuvre

When selecting a baby stroller, it is important to consider the kind of terrain you intend to use it on. Some pushchairs feature features specifically designed for use on specific terrains. They include large rubber tyres to handle bumpy terrain as well as suspensions for an easy ride. Based on your preferences you may consider a three - or four-wheeled pushchair. Three-wheeled pushchairs weigh more than four-wheeled models, but they can still be maneuvered well on rough terrain. The Out n About Nipper V5 Stroller is an example of a top quality all-terrain pushchair.

A pushchair must be easy to maneuver with shopping bags or toddlers. One option is to select a model that has a foot brake pedal or a handbrake that is active. Both types of brakes are available when the stroller moves but a foot brake is better when you stop and begin the stroller frequently.

If you are buying an all-new pushchair for your newborn then you'll have to decide if you would like it to come with a carrycot and seat unit or just a single seat unit that can be used from birth. Parents with limited space or who travel by public transport often will find a pushchair that converts between the two options an excellent choice. The Mima Xari is a highly popular travel set that can be used with the cot or seatpod from birth. It also features a compact design that folds easily.

Some Pushchairs With Shock Absorbers can even change from a single model to a double, which is ideal for parents of twins or siblings of different ages. They can be used as a tandem or side by side and provide a range of adjustable handles, reclining options and ample storage. You can also purchase various accessories to keep your baby comfortable in their pushchair such as rain covers, footmuffs and nappy changing bags.

Recommended for infants

Whether you're shopping for your first pushchair, or want to upgrade to a modern-day model, you need to choose the best one for your family. Consider how often you will use it and if you'll be taking it along when you visit relatives or friends in other countries. Also consider how it's going to be navigate on different surfaces and in busy streets, as well as being durable enough for daily use.

It is essential to remember that it must be suitable for babies as well. It should be able lie flat enough to allow your child to rest comfortably. A pushchair that lets your baby to relax is essential. You can typically change from a pram to a stroller at about six months, after they have developed the core strength to sit up on their own.

A pushchair that can be converted into a compact, free-standing stroller is ideal for busy families. This allows you to easily take the stroller on whirlwind weekend trips without having to worry about carrying it up a flight of stairs or getting stuck in traffic. This is especially beneficial when your children are similar in age, and you're in need of a solution for both of them.

The most important thing to remember is that a pushchair must be in compliance with all safety standards, such as having a simple brake and locking system that can be operated with just one hand while carrying a baby or carrying bags. Also, make sure whether it is light and doesn't put strain on your back. You can also try lifting it into and out of your car boot, as well as up and down the stairs to test how you feel doing that with a baby with you!

Durable

When shopping for new models or upgrading an older model, you should consider its durability. The most durable pushchairs have solid frames that can stand up to bends and bumps. Most are fitted with a suspension to improve the ride and cushion the impact and some have puncture-proof tyres. Other features to look for are a high-quality lightweight fabric, simple controls.

A quality pushchair should be easy to fold and compactly, making it easier to store away at home or in the car boot. It should also come with two locking mechanisms that stop the pushchair folding accidentally while in use. Always check that the locking devices are secure before using the pushchair. Also, make sure anyone else who will be using it is aware of how to operate them.

Many families choose a pram with a lie-flat seat so that their baby can sleep in peace during the first months. They can be reversible, rear-facing or forward-facing. Some are suitable for use starting from birth, while others come with a baby car seat or carrycot that is compatible.

If you are planning to regularly use public transportation A sturdy and lightweight stroller is the best option. It can be folded and locked easily, allowing you to utilize your hands to perform other tasks. It can be adapted to carry accessories like a shopping bag, a baby carrier or other accessories. If you're planning to take your child on a walk in the park, you should consider using a stroller with a canopy, sun shade or parasol to shield them from harmful UV radiation and heat. In colder temperatures, a padded footmuff can keep your child warm. Some can be converted into liners or pram quilts.

Style

There's something to suit everyone, whether you're looking for a pushchair with a hood that you can pull over your baby in order to shield them from sun or a handle that you'll love holding. It's important to remember that you might be using your pushchair for several years, so choose the design that will look the same way one year from now as it does now.

If you're looking to find a modern take on a traditional pram you should consider the iCandy Airo. It is designed to adapt to your child's needs, this stylish pushchair easy fold offers an easy-to-leap seat for infants up to toddlerhood and a stylish, durable fabric that comes in a choice of colours. It's easy to use with big rear tyres as well as all-wheel suspension that allows it to glide across the most bumpy of country roads and streets. It can be folded flat to fit into the boot of your car. It can be combined with a Maxi-Cosi car chair to make a complete travel set.