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What to Look For in a Pram Pushchair

A stylish cheap stroller that is both fashionable and practical. It's simple to put together, can convert into a double, and comes with an enormous storage basket.

A great travel system that makes it easy to 'future-proof' by adding an appropriate car seat and carrycot. Plus, it folds up easily by hand and is able to stand on its own when collapsed.

Seat

It's likely that your baby will use the pram often and therefore it's crucial that it is comfortable. Look for models that have adjustable handlebars, a comfortable seat padding and a recline feature to allow you to lay your child down. Make sure the pushchair comes with an 'parent facing (or rear facing)' or 'world-facing' option in case your child wishes to be able to see more of what's going on around them.

A great feature of the Near2Me by Graco is the ability to bring your child up to you by pressing a button, allowing parents to maintain eye contact with their child and keep them close. This is a great option for newborns and babies and was loved by our parent tester Jaya as a wonderful way to make your child feel loved and loved.

It is crucial to consider the overall size of the pram when choosing one, since you don't want to take up too much space in the trunk of your car or in your living area. To ensure that it is suitable the space, select a model that can fold and fold compactly. Check how easy it is to fold it and read reviews (like those on MadeForMums) to get a clear impression of how easy or difficult it is to move, fold and store.

A quality pram should be able to lie completely flat when folded, making sure that your baby has a comfortable and safe sleep during the first six months, which is essential for their development. Make sure the pram you're considering can do this and that it can be used with a car seat should it be required.

Wheels

The wheels are what move the pram and give your child a smooth ride. There are three wheel types: foam, rubber, and EVA (a harder plastic type). Each wheel type has its pros and cons depending on how you intend to use your stroller.

Rubber wheels are most common and provide great grip on all surfaces. They can be punctured using a compressor for car tyres to blow them up too hard. However, this is usually due to someone over inflating them and isn't a regular problem. This type of wheel is typically used on all-terrain buggies and running buggies.

PU or Polyurethane Wheels are made of foam, making them lighter than rubber tires. They don't have the same shock-absorbing capability and may feel hard on concrete surfaces that are rough. They are often seen on prams than strollers and are generally the lowest cost option.

EVA, or Ethylene vinyl Acetate, is a polymer material that has some characteristics of rubber and is lighter. It can be used to replace rubber or PU in your pram for its low maintenance and overall weight reduction.

It is crucial to have reliable brakes in your stroller. This will ensure the safety of you, your child and other pedestrians. The majority of pushchairs have brake pedals located at the rear of the chassis. It can be activated by pressing a button or lever on the handlebars or pressing down with your feet. The brakes should be simple to operate and should lock immediately when you press them. Some pushchairs also have a mid-wheel brake for added stability and control.

Carrycot

The carrycot is a light portable cot that connects to the frame of a pushchair. It's a great option for babies up to six months old since they need to lie flat, which is essential for their lung and spinal development. A carrycot-equipped pram is a great option for parents with a only a tiny boot or use public transport frequently.

Some prams come with a built-in carrycot that folds away into the frame of the pushchair, so you can quickly switch between carriage and seat modes. This is an excellent option for families with an insufficient car boot or who use public transport frequently. It can save you time and energy. The iCandy YOYO2 has been highly evaluated by MFM home testers, and was awarded Gold in our previous MadeForMums Awards. It's an excellent choice for new parents who are on a tight budget, since it's reasonably priced, yet looks and feels luxurious. It's also strong and lightweight. It's also compact when folded.

Mountain Buggy Twin Plus, the ultimate pushchair for single or double use that can be used from birth. an infant carrycot is the ideal choice. It features lay-flat carrycots fabric slings, fabric seats and an infant cooon to offer the perfect sleeping solution for twins.

It's also a smooth light-steering, quick and nippy rider, which is ideal for urban areas. It is easy to navigate through busy streets and pavements on the move. Plus, it's incredibly easy to install and comes with plenty of accessories such as rain cover, footmuff and hood.

Canopy

A pram canopy is great to shield your child from the elements and providing a cozy place for them to relax. It's also great for preventing sunburn and heat stroke by blocking out the harmful rays of the sun. Some models feature a peekaboo or mesh back section that can be unzipped to keep an eye on the snoozer's tiny eyes.

A hood can be particularly useful in winter it allows you to protect your baby's delicate skin from cold wind and rain. Certain models come with rain covers that is easily popped over the canopy of the pram, and secured with poppers. You can also buy an umbrella separately that can be attached via magnets to the pram and is easy-to-fold away when not in use.

Whichever model you choose, pram or pushchair, choosing the most suitable model is a crucial choice that you will be using often for a long time. As your baby grows and develops, you'll want to make sure they are secure and comfortable on every trip. A good quality pram/pushchair should be able to support their gentle spine and keep them from becoming tired when they take long rides or walks.

It's worth noting that prams tend to be more targeted towards infants and newborns and babies, since they typically come with a bassinet, or carrycot that lets you lay them flat, while pushchairs are generally more versatile and can be converted into an infant seat as your child grows older. Our team of experts is ready to help you if you aren't sure which pram or pushchair is suitable for your requirements. Contact us or visit our store.

Stores

There are a variety of options for storage for prams, according to your budget as well as the space available. A shed is a great option if you have the space, as it will shield the pram from weather damage and keep it away from the path when not in use. This is a great option if your area experiences frequent snow or rain.

A shed is typically constructed out of metal or wood and is equipped with doors that allow that allows easy access. It may also come with a lock or other security features. A garage is another popular option, as it can provide protection from the elements while remaining close to your car, if you're using it for transportation.

If you don't have a garage, or shed, you can keep your pram in a closet inside your home. It will be out of the way and won't be visible when you enter the home or nursery. However, it may be difficult to access if have guests in your home.

You'll need to regularly clean your pushchair if you want to maintain it. This will ensure it is clean and free of stains and mildew. Start by vacuuming the hood using an attachment that is small, or rinsing in cool, soapy water. Then, apply a gentle cleaning agent or fabric brush to get rid of any stains. It's important to remember to dry the fabric thoroughly outdoors to prevent mould and mildew from spreading. You can also buy an item that can help remove staining that is difficult to remove and make your pushchair look like new.