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A pram is a great way to get your baby around however, it can be expensive. Select a model that is both sturdy and comfortable for the child. It should be able to accommodate the car seat or carrycot.

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If you have kids selecting a pushchair is likely to be among the most important purchases you make. With so many styles and accessories on offer, it can be tricky to choose the best one for your family. This guide helps you understand the jargon and will help you find the perfect pushchair that fits your child's budget and lifestyle.

The first step is understanding the distinctions between a pushchair or stroller and a pram. A pram typically has the ability to lie down, while it is a pushchair that offers a seated position. A stroller is typically smaller, less compact and is designed for toddlers. A travel system is a combination of a pushchair with a car seat and sometimes a carrycot. It is suitable by your child from birth until around three or four years of age.

There are also twin and triple pushchairs that can be used for babies with the same age, and others with a younger age gap. These models are designed to hold up to three or more children. They usually come with additional add-ons like a baby bassinet, twin rain cover and a soft footmuff.

Another key consideration is the type of brake your pushchair has. Some pushchairs come with an foot brake, whereas others come with a handbrake that can be activated by your thumb. The kind of brake you choose will depend on your preferred style and how much you use the pushchair. For safety and to make sure they work correctly, it is essential to test the brakes on a regular basis. One way to test the brakes by pushing a heavy object, like a shopping bag, along the floor of the pushchair, and then feel the force.

Easy to maneuver

When choosing a pushchair it is important to consider the kind of terrain you intend to use it on. Certain pushchairs are designed for specific surfaces and have features like large rubber tyres designed for bumpy terrain, and a suspension that provides the baby with a smooth ride. You might want to pick between a three-wheel or four-wheeled pushchair, based on the way you live. Three-wheel pushchairs are generally a little heavier than four-wheel models however they are still able to maneuver on uneven ground. The Out n About Nipper V5 Stroller, a high-quality all-terrain stroller is a great example.

A pushchair must be easy to maneuver with shopping bags or toddlers. One option is to look for one that features the foot brake pedal, or a handbrake with an active function. Both kinds of brakes are accessible when the stroller is moving however the foot brake is preferred when you stop and begin the stroller frequently.

If you are buying a new pushchair to take home for your baby, then you will need to decide whether you want it to include a carrycot and seat unit or just one seat unit that can be used from birth. A pushchair that can be converted between the two is an excellent option for parents short of space, or who use public transport often. The Mima Xari is a highly rated travel set that can be used with the cot or seatpod from the time of birth. It also comes with a clever compact fold.

Some pushchairs are able to change from a single model to a double, which is ideal for parents of twins or siblings of different ages. They can be set up in tandem or side-by-side and come with the option of reclining with adjustable handles as well as plenty of storage. You can also purchase a variety of accessories to keep your baby happy in their black pushchair including footmuffs, rain covers and nappy changing bags.

Recommended for infants

You must choose the best pushchair for your family, no matter if you are shopping for your first or upgrading to a new model. Think about how often you'll use it and if you plan to take it on trips with relatives or friends in other countries. You should also think about how it's simple to move on various surfaces, in busy streets, and whether the product will last for everyday use.

It is essential to keep in mind that the product should be suitable for babies as well. This means it should be able to lie flat and allow your child to sleep comfortably. Newborns need to be as comfortable as they can so having a pushchair that can do is vital. Six months is the perfect time to transition a newborn to a stroller, when they are strong enough to stand by themselves.

A pushchair that can be converted into an easy-to-use free-standing stroller is great for busy families. It is easy to take your pushchair on weekend trips, without having to worry about it getting stuck in traffic or lugging up flights of stairs. This is particularly beneficial for siblings who are similar in age and you're looking for an option for both of them.

The key thing to remember is that a pushchair should be in compliance with all safety standards, such as having a simple brake and locking system that can be operated by one hand while holding a baby or carrying bags. It's also worth checking that it's light and doesn't put a burden on your back. You can also lift it in and out of the car's boot, and up and down a set of steps to test how you feel.

Durable

Whether you're shopping for an entirely new pushchair or are looking to improve an existing one, it's important to think about the durability of your chosen model. The most durable pushchairs are sturdy with a sturdy frame that can cope with bends and bumps. The majority of them have a suspension to improve the ride and cushion the impact while others also come with puncture-proof tyres. You should look for features such as light fabrics, high quality and user-friendly controls.

A well-designed pushchair up to 25kg should fold easily and compactly to make it easier to store in the car or at home. It should also have two locking devices to prevent the pushchair from folding accidentally when using it. Check that the locking mechanisms are in place before using the pushchair. Also, ensure that everyone who is using the pushchair knows how to operate the device.

Many families choose a pram with a lie-flat seating so that their baby can sleep in peace during the first months. These can be rear-facing, forward-facing or reversible so you can alter the direction they face. Some are suitable for use starting from birth, and some come with a car seat for infants or carrycot that is compatible.

If you're planning to be using public transportation frequently, a strong and light stroller is the best option. It can be folded quickly and locked, so you can make use of your hands for other things. It can be used to carry other items such as a shopping bag, a baby carrier or other accessories. You should consider a stroller with a canopy or a parasol for your child to shield them from the heat and sun. In colder weather, a footmuff will keep your child warm. Some can be transformed into liners and pram quilts.

Stylish

There's something to suit everyone, whether you're looking for a pushchair with a hood you can drape over your baby to shield them from the sun or a handle that you'll love holding. It's important to keep in mind that you may be using your pushchair for many years, so pick one that looks just as good a year from now as it does today.

If you are seeking a modern take on a traditional stroller, the iCandy Airo is a great choice. Built to adapt to your child's needs, this stylish pushchair offers the option of a lying-flat seat for babies up to toddler age and a smart, durable fabric that is available in a choice of colours. It's simple to use, with large rear tyres and all-wheel suspension that allows it to glide across the roughest of country roads and streets. It folds flat to fit neatly inside the boot of your car. For a complete travel system you can combine it with a Maxi-Cosi car seat to provide the ultimate convenience.