20 Fun Details About Pram Sets

Why Buy a Pram Set?

A pram set can simplify your family's travel pram plans, and you can save money by buying the pieces separately. It usually includes a pushchair seat, a baby carrycot that lies flat and an i-Size child car seat.

Newborns should be laid flat since this is best for their developing lungs. All prams listed in this guide will allow your baby to lie flat.

1. Combination pram

A combination pram is a great option for families. They can be used as early as birth with the use of a car seat or capsule (most baby car seats can be connected to prams by pressing on a button). The pram will then grow with the child, moving from a bassinet to a stroller-style seat.

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 starting at birth with the capsule and then grows into a stroller-style seat that can accommodate an infant up to 4 years old. This combination pram will eliminate the need for multiple car seats and prams, saves you money and space in your home and the boot of your car.

The Junama TERMO Mix features a large shopping bag that includes a stylish and matching nappy cover, rain cover and mosquito net. It is also light and easy to move around making it a perfect option for urban dwellers. It is easy to maneuver through tight spaces thanks to its swivel wheel design. It can be folded down in just one motion. It comes with a single-handed fastener that makes it easier to get your child into and out of the stroller. The footmuff is removable and can be used even in winter.

When choosing a car seat pram combo it is essential to look at the features that are most important to you and your life. The most important is safety - does the car seat come with five points of harness? Does it meet Australian Safety Standards and is it compatible with the pram you're looking at? A lot of combos are small, which can be an advantage if your car has a small boot space or you rely on taxis or ride-hailing apps for transportation. It's also a good idea to look at the size of the boot of the pram you're considering and whether it will fit in your trunk. Also, you should check the height of the handles to ensure that you can easily reach them when pushing.

2. Twin pram

If you have twins or two siblings of different age groups, a side-by side pram is a simple way to take them both out and about. This double buggy is able to fit into most standard car boot spaces and can be used with toddler seats, infant car seats or baby carry cots. The seats are reversible and can be adjusted in various ways to ensure that your children are comfortable. There are five reclining positions, a big sun canopy, and peek-a -boo hoods that will protect your children from the elements. The wheels also offer excellent suspension for bumpy terrain.

Side by side prams work well for siblings that are close in age, as it allows them to interact with each other and play together. However, this could lead to snack stealing and toy disputes. You may find that one child is pushed into the back seat while the other one is in front, which could be risky. A good prams idea is to place a small towel or blanket between the seats to keep them from touching, so you can manage their movements easily.

If you're shopping for a dual pram set be sure to verify the dimensions of the seat bases as they might not fit in the car boot or fold down to the height you need. Also, think about how much space you have at home to store the buggy when it is not in use and where you plan on keeping it when it's folded.

Parents seeking a budget-friendly but well-equipped double pram need to look no further than the Graco Twin City Mini. This side-by-side pram is easy to maneuver and offers multiple reclining positions for the seats and a large under-seat basket. The canopy offers great protection from sunlight or rain, while the windows allow you to keep an eye on the kids and ensure their safety. The stadium-style seats let both kids enjoy a stunning view.

3. Single pram

A single pram is designed to accommodate a single infant. They are designed to provide a safe, comfortable place for your child to ride in and provide the opportunity to create an experience that is unique to travel in. You can customize your pram and travel system by adding accessories such as a cosy footmuff or rain cover to ensure your baby is secure and safe from the elements.

When you're choosing a stroller, it's important to consider the way it fits into your lifestyle and budget and what bells and whistles are most important to you. Choose a model that folds easily and quickly (or even one-handed). The best prams allow you to fold the chassis down flat so that it is easy to store. It's also worth deciding if you'd like a pram or stroller with the option to attach a toddler board.

Strollers make a great option for families who are active. They usually come with a suspension system that provides a smooth ride on uneven surfaces. They are usually smaller than prams and are able to fold up and tucked away, making them a great option for those who travel. A stroller with a storage basket is the ideal choice. It must also have plenty of room in the hood to store baby's gear. Also a reclined seat and the handles that are padded are ideal.

You may want to consider a double-convertible pram should you be planning on having an additional child within the next three years. It can be used as an individual stroller when your child is small and then transformed into double by adding the second seat or bassinet. You can avoid having to purchase and maintain two prams.

Double prams that are side-byside are great for twins, because they offer equal seating and let them see each one another. However, they are typically larger than a single one and so are less maneuverable, especially in busy shopping centres or on busy streets. If you are considering a double side-by-side pram be sure that it is compatible with car capsules. This allows you to use it while your baby is in the capsule, and then switch it back to single mode once your older child is old enough.