10 Things We All Hate About Pram Sets

Why Buy a Pram Set?

A pram set will make your family's travel plans and reduce costs compared to buying each item individually. Most often, these include a lie-flat newborn carrycot as well as a pushchair twin seat and an i-Size car seat.

This is the best position for newborns to develop their lungs. All prams on this buying guide allow your baby to do so.

1. Combination pram

A combination pram is a great option for families. They can be used as early as birth with a capsule or car seat (most baby car seats are attached to prams by clicking the button). The pram then grows with the child, going from a bassinet into an actual stroller.

The Junama TERMO Mix is a contemporary stroller that is able to be used in combination with the Maxi Cosi Baby Travel System. This combination pram is suited for babies from birth using the capsule and can later grow into a stroller-style seat that can accommodate a toddler up to 4 years old. This combination pram will eliminate the necessity for multiple car seats and prams saves you money and space in your house and the boot of your car.

The Junama TERMO MIX comes with a large shopping basket that comes with a stylish and matching nappies bag, rain cover and mosquito net. It is light and easy to maneuver and is the ideal option for city life. It has swivel wheels which help you navigate tight spaces and can be folded down in one motion. It comes with a one-handed fastener that makes it easier to get the child into and out of the pram, and the footmuff can be reversible for use in winter.

When choosing a car seat and pram combo, it is important to think about the features that are most important to you. The most important thing is safety - does the car seat have five-point harness? Does it meet Australian Safety Standards? Is it compatible with the stroller that you are thinking of buying? A lot of combos are compact, which is a bonus for those with limited boot space in your vehicle or rely on ride-hailing services such as taxis to travel around. Examine the size of the trunk as well as the boot of the prams that you are contemplating. It is also an excellent idea to examine the handle's height so that you can easily reach it while pushing and to make sure it has adjustable handles.

2. Twin pram

If you have twins, or two siblings with different age groups, a side by side triple pram is a simple method of taking the two of them out and about. This double buggy is able to fit into the majority of car boot spaces and can be used with infant seats, toddler car seats or baby carry cots. The seats can be adjusted to fit your child's needs. They are reversible. There are five recline positions, a big sun canopy, and peek-a-boo the hoods to shield your children from the elements. The wheels also offer an excellent suspension for bumpy terrain.

It is beneficial for siblings with similar age groups to share prams. This lets them play together and interact. However, this can also lead to snack stealing and toy fights. If you're not careful, you could end up with one child sitting in the back seat and the other one being pushed forward, which can be extremely risky. A good tip is to put a small towel or blanket between the seats to keep them from touching, so you can control their movements easily.

If you're looking for a double pram set make sure you check the dimensions of the seat base because they might not fit in your car boot and/or fold down to the desired height. Also, Strollers strollers think about how much space you have at home to store the buggy when not in use and where you'll keep it once it's folded.

Parents seeking a budget-friendly yet well-featured double pram should look no further than the Graco Twin City Mini. This side-by-side pram is easy to maneuver, and has several recline positions on the seats and a large basket underneath each seat. The canopy provides great protection from sunlight or rain while the windows allow you to keep an eye on them and ensure their safety. The seats that are stadium-style let both children enjoy a stunning view.

3. Single pram

A single pram can only accommodate one baby. They are designed to provide an enjoyable, safe space for your child to ride in and provide the possibility of creating a unique travel experience. You can customize your pram by adding accessories, such as an earplug to keep your baby warm and dry.

When selecting a pram it is essential to consider how it will fit within your budget and lifestyle, as well as what bells and whistles are important to you. Find a stroller that folds easily and quickly (or even one-handed). The best prams will let you fold the chassis flat so it's easy to store. You should also consider whether you want to buy a stroller that can be equipped with a toddler's board.

Strollers are a great choice for families who are active. They're usually fitted with suspension systems that provide an easy ride on rough surfaces. They tend to be smaller than prams and are able to be folded, making them a good option for travellers. Look for a stroller that includes a basket for storage and plenty of room in the hood for baby gear. Also a reclining seat as well as padded handles are desirable.

You may want to consider a double convertible pram if you plan on having another child in the next three years. They can be used for a single folding stroller when your child is still small, and then converted into double pram and pushchair by adding the second seat or bassinet. You can avoid having to purchase and maintain two prams.

Side-by-side double prams can be a great choice for twins as they provide the children with equally seated and a view of each other. They are a bit larger than single prams, making them less maneuverable in busy shopping centres and on busy streets. If you're considering buying a side-byside double pram, ensure that it is compatible with capsules for cars, to allow you to use it when your newborn is in the capsule and then switch to a single mode once your older child is ready.