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What to Look For in a Pram Pushchair

A stylish and fashionable pram that's both swish and practical. It's easy to put together, can convert into a double, and comes with an enormous storage basket.

This amazing travel stroller system allows you to "future secure" by incorporating an adaptable car seat and carrycot. It folds easily by hand and is able to stand on its own when folded.

Seat

A pram is likely to be among the most frequently used pieces of baby equipment that you purchase so it's crucial to make sure it's comfortable for your young one. Look for models that have adjustable handlebars, comfortable seat padding and a reclining function so you can lay your child to sleep. It's also worth checking that the pushchair is set to be 'parent facing' (or rear-facing) or 'world facing', if your child is older and would like to see what is going on around them.

The Graco Near2Me has a neat feature that allows parents to keep their child close and keep eye contact. This is a great option for babies and newborns and was loved by our parent tester Jaya as a great way to make your child feel special and loved.

When selecting a pram it is important to think about the overall dimensions. You do not want worry about it taking up too much room in your home or car. To ensure it's suitable the space, select a model that can fold and fold into a compact size. Check how easy it is to do this and read reviews (like those on MadeForMums) to get a true sense of how simple or difficult it is to manoeuvre fold and store.

A good quality pram should be able lay flat when folded, ensuring that your baby gets a comfortable and safe sleep throughout the first six months, which is vital for their development. Check that the pram that you are thinking about buying is able to do this, and also that it can be used with a car seat if necessary.

Wheels

The wheels of a pushchair are what makes it move and what give your child the experience they require. There are three common wheel types: rubber, foam, and EVA (harder plastic type). Each has pros and cons depending on what you plan to use your pushchair for.

Rubber wheels are the most commonly used, and they provide excellent grip on all surfaces. They can be punctured by using a compressor for car tyres to blow them up too hard. This is not a common problem and is usually caused by over-inflating the wheels. This type of wheel is commonly used on all-terrain and running pram buggies.

PU or Polyurethane wheels are filled with foam making them lighter than rubber tyres. They do not have the same shock-absorbing ability and may feel more harsh on rough concrete surfaces. They are seen more on prams rather than strollers and are usually the cheapest cost option.

EVA also known as Ethylene vinyl Acetate, is a material that has the characteristics of rubber and is also lighter. It can be used in place of rubber or PU for low maintenance and to reduce the weight of your pram.

A strong and reliable brake system on your stroller is a must and will safeguard your child, you and other pedestrians. The majority of pushchairs have brake pedals on the rear chassis. It is activated by pressing a lever or a button on the handlebars, or by pressing down on your foot. The brakes must be simple to use and should lock immediately when you press them. Some pushchairs prams pushchairs also have a mid-wheel brake for more stability and control.

Carrycot

The carrycot is a lightweight portable cot that connects to the frame of a pushchair. It's ideal for newborns and babies between six and six months old. age, as they must lie flat in order to develop their spine and lung capacity. A pram with a carrycot is the perfect choice for parents with a little space, a small boot, or who travel by public transport frequently.

Some prams have an inbuilt carrycot that folds away into the frame of the pushchair, so you can easily swap between seat and carriage mode. This is a great option for families who have a small car boot or frequent public transport. It will help you save time and effort. The iCandy YOYO2 is a good example of this and has scored well with MFM home testers, as well as winning Gold in our previous MadeForMums awards. It's also a good choice for parents who are with a tight budget since it's reasonably priced, yet looks and feels high-end and is sturdy, lightweight and compact when folded.

If you're looking for a luxurious single to double pushchair that is suitable from birth and used with a carrycot or a baby cocoon, the Mountain Buggy Twin Plus is the perfect choice. This stunning pram includes a lay flat carrycot plus, a fabric sling seat and a baby cocoon to create the ultimate sleeping solution that is secure and comfortable for your twins.

It's also a soft light-steering, quick and nippy rider, which is perfect for urban areas. It's easy to navigate through busy streets and pavements while on the move. Additionally, it's extremely simple to install and comes with plenty of accessories, including a rain cover, footmuff and hood.

Canopy

A pram canopy is ideal to shield your child from the elements and providing a cosy spot for them to snooze. It's also great for preventing heat stroke and sunburn by blocking the harsh sun's rays. Some models have a peekaboo window or unzip the mesh back so you can observe your snoozer's little one without disturbing them.

In winter, a hood is an excellent way to shield your baby's delicate skin from wind and rain. Some models include a rain cover which can easily be popped over the pram's canopy, and secured by poppers. You can also purchase an umbrella that attaches to the pram with magnets and is simple to remove when not in use.

Your pram or pushchair for many years to come, so selecting the best travel pram one is a critical decision. As your baby grows and develops you'll want to make sure they are secure and comfortable on every trip. A high-quality pram/pushchair can help your baby's spine and keep them relaxed during long walks or bumpy rides.

It's worth noting that pushchairs tend to be more targeted towards babies and infants and babies, since they typically come with a bassinet or carrycot that lets you lie them flat, whereas pushchairs are generally more versatile and can be converted into an infant seat as your child gets older. If you're unable to decide which pram or pushchair is best for your needs, our experienced team is here to assist contact us or drop by our store.

Storage

There are a variety of options for storage for prams based on your budget and the space you have available. If you have space sheds are an excellent option to shield your pram from damage caused by the weather and keep it out the way when not being used. This is a great option if your area experiences frequent rain or snow.

A shed is made of wood or metal, and has a door that allows easy access. It could also come with locks and other security features. Another option is a garage that will protect you from the elements and be close to your vehicle if that's what you use.

If you do not have a garage, you can put the pram away in the closet of your home. This will keep it out of sight and will not require you to see it when you go into your home or the nursery. However, it may be difficult to access if have guests in your home.

You'll need to clean your pushchair if want to maintain it. This will ensure that it looks great and free of stains and mildew. Begin by vacuuming the hood using an attachment that is small or by rinsing it with cool, soapy water. Then, use a mild sterilising agent or a fabric brush to remove any stains. It is important to dry the fabric thoroughly outside to stop mould and mildew from spreading. You can also buy an item to clean up stubborn stains and make your pushchair appear like new.