The 10 Most Terrifying Things About Prams

What's the Difference Between Prams, Buggys and Pushchairs?

A light and agile pushchair, this Mamas & Papas model nips effortlessly through urban environments and can be used as a part of a travel set-up with the addition of the carrycot. It's ideal for countryside terrain, too, with foam-filled tires.

A pram that allows flat, flat sleep positions is perfect for infants since lying flat assists with their breathing and development. These types of prams usually have a bassinet attachment or cocoon.

Baby Carriage

Choosing the right baby transport is a daunting decision for parents who are first-time parents. The terms pram, buggy and pushchair get thrown around a lot and it's sometimes difficult to determine what the difference is between them.

Historically, the term pram was used to refer to any wheeled vehicle used for carrying children. They were hand-held, small baskets, to large, ornately designed carriages that could be pulled by draft animals. The prams were often shaped like a shell and had a hood as well as a handlebar. In the 19th century the improvements were made to prams to make them safer for infants and their caregivers. This included adding a brake and models that folded, as well as designs for parasols.

Modern prams are an easier and more flexible alternative to the traditional models. It comes with a comfortable and spacious seat for children that has adjustable reclining positions and a large deep bassinet or carrycot. Many prams can also be converted into pushchairs by using the same chassis, and an additional car seat or carrycot.

As babies age, they are ready to switch from a foldable pram to a stroller. The difference isn't an important one, however the fact that pushchairs are geared towards older children makes them more suitable for longer walks and travel. The seat is larger and usually faces away from the parent to allow for exploration, but also towards them when bonding. Many pushchairs come with an umbrella, a storage basket and the handlebar, which can be adjusted to meet the requirements of an infant.

Babyfair offers a variety of prams, pushchairs, and baby buggy choices. You can pick a travel system that offers the best of both the two worlds: a pram that converts to a pushchair, and a car seat which snaps onto the base. This lets the baby be moved in and out of the pram, without disrupting their sleep or crying, which is perfect for travelling or long walks. The chassis is lightweight and folds compactly to allow it to fit into a boot or trunk of a vehicle easily.

Travel System

If you're in search of a pram that will make traveling with your baby easy, then look no further than a travel system. A travel system is a frame for an infant stroller that can be fitted with car seats or a carrycot. This makes it easier to move a baby who is sleeping from the car to the stroller without awakening.

A great option for parents who are new to the parenting world, a travel system will ensure that your child is comfortable and safe from birth onwards. It also gives you the flexibility of using a car capsule for the first few months while they're still small, and later moving to a pushchair unit when they're sufficiently large. Find travel systems that include adaptors for car seats if you're considering purchasing a car seat.

The Egg 2 pram is a modern-looking pushchair that has a light chassis. It also comes with car seat adaptors so that you can use it with all leading car seats. We love the ergonomically designed handles that are designed to look like an 'Y' to give you more comfort and its flat-fold mechanism that takes the strain out of folding. Its puncture-free tires also have an egg-shaped tread, which gives it a stylish look.

It is suitable for babies from birth, and is compatible with the Oyster 3 Carrycot or the new Maxi Cosi Pebble Plus Car Seat (car seat and adapters are sold separately). The luxurious, dual-sided Memory Foam Cushioning provides additional warmth on one side and cooling on the opposite to keep your baby cool. We also enjoy its recline with one hand, which offers a full range of positions as well as a large sun hood that is easy to fit should the weather take a turn for the worse.

When you're ready to expand your family This sleek and modern pram easily transforms into a double pushchair by using its Helix+ attachment that clicks onto the chassis. This lets you enjoy an enjoyable ride for two and create those memorable moments with your growing family. The 360-degree rotation, reclining and other features can be adjusted to meet the changing weather conditions.

Pram

Prams are made for infants and newborns who aren't able to sit up or keep their heads straight. They provide a flat area that your baby can lie in whilst you're out and out and about. They're an excellent alternative to strollers and may be better suited to your baby for a while.

Newborn babies need to lay flat because it is good for their lung development. They'll be prone to slouching when they're propped up, which isn't healthy for them. It could also affect their breathing. Prams allow your baby stroller to be fully supported in a lying-flat position making them secure and comfortable during your outings.

Many prams have the option of having a hood that is lower to shield your child from the elements. Many prams come with a large basket on the bottom that can store all of your baby's things. They also come with a retractable cover that protects your child from the sun and rain. Most prams are easy to clean, just clean the fabric by vacuuming it or wiping down using a damp cloth and soapy water. It is best to take the wheels off your stroller, wash them in a sink or bathtub and allow them to dry completely before reinstalling. To keep your baby safe ensure that your pushchair is in compliance with the Australian Safety Standard.

Strollers are a little more advanced than prams as they're made for children who can sit up. They can recline and have adjustable handlebars that parents can adjust to ensure optimum comfort for your child. They're usually a lot lighter than prams, and they have smaller wheels, so they're easier to manoeuvre. Most strollers have an hood that can be closed to provide your baby with protection from the sun and some are equipped with a bassinet, or carrycot for babies younger than.

A triple stroller can be slightly more difficult to maintain than a pram however it's essential to keep up with the maintenance to ensure your child is secure and comfortable. If you're looking to make cleaning simpler, look for a pushchair that can be washed in the machine. Use a soft cloth and mild soap or washing liquid to spot-clean. In colder temperatures, a footmuff is an essential accessory. Choose a footmuff that has an inner lining with a soft feel and a waterproof outer.

Convertible

A convertible stroller can be converted into a double stroller with the addition of a second seat. This is an excellent option when you are planning to have another child or have one. This type of foldable stroller has many advantages over a traditional side-byside double stroller, for example the ability to accommodate two or more children of different age groups, greater maneuverability over rough terrain and more options for seating configurations.

Some convertible strollers can be adjusted to as many as 24 different configurations. Parents can decide to put one child in a bassinet and another in a car seat or to have two seats facing forward and the other facing backward. You can even have three children (with the ride-along board). This kind of stroller is generally heavier because it has to support two seats with their weight.

The top convertible strollers come with sturdy frames that can support the weight of a second seat without the safety or stability being compromised. These strollers also feature large storage baskets and comfortable seats. They can also be adjusted to fit different sizes of children. Compare features and costs when making comparisons between strollers convertible.

If you're looking for a pram that can grow with your family, consider the Baby Jogger City Select 2. The stroller that is jogger-friendly can convert from a single stroller to a double stroller by adding an additional seat or Rumble Seat. It can carry a third child with a piggyback board which makes it an ideal investment for growing families. You can also customize this stroller with a variety of accessories to make it your own. These include weather shields and foot muffs, baby tray, parent consoles, and a carry bag. It is important to remember that this stroller might not be the ideal choice for travel as it could be difficult to maneuver on dirt roads or hilly roads.