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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

It's worth investing in a pram when you're expecting a baby. Look for models that fold up to an attractive size, are easy to manoeuvre and come with the right accessories.

A pram with a fully flat-laying position is perfect for infants. This is because lying completely flat promotes the development of the spinal cord and lung. Newborns can be accommodated by a cocoon, carrycot or a pram chassis that allows them to lie flat.

Choosing the right pram

A pram or pushchair is something a child will spend many hours in, which is why it's crucial to select the right one for their needs. There are many considerations, including the weight and size storage options, safety features as well as the overall appearance and feel of the pram.

Consider your lifestyle. If you're a frequent user of public transportation A compact and light stroller is a good option. If you have children who enjoy walking or hiking, an all-terrain model is a better choice for trails and rough terrain. If you're planning on travelling and you're planning to travel, you may want opt for a travel pram that folds small enough to fit in an overhead cabin luggage space on flights.

Choose if you'd like a stroller that is three or four-wheeled. Three-wheeled models are more sturdy on rough surfaces but four-wheeled models offer greater manoeuvrability and can handle more weight. You should visit stores where you can try out prams. This will provide you with an idea of how they move and whether they are easy to push chairs and prams.

If you are deciding which kind of pram you want to purchase You should choose one that meets Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five-point safety harness, a locking mechanism on the brakes, and an adult tether strap that can be used to keep children in a safe place when the pram is tipped over.

Think about adding accessories to your pram, such as a sun canopy or a footmuff. A sun canopy can help protect your baby from the sun's rays and prevent overheating. Make sure the canopy has an UPF 50+ rating.

A changing bag is a different thing to consider. A changing bag is a convenient option to carry all of your baby's necessities, and it'll usually have plenty of pockets and compartments for toys, snacks and nappies. Based on the type of pram you choose, it may have an adjustable changing mat that can be folded out of the bag for quick and easy diaper changes. Find a changing mat with a soft inner lining and, ideally, one that is waterproof.

Convertible prams

Convertible prams can be an excellent choice if need a stroller that can grow with your family. These prams are usually single prams that can be upgraded to include a second seat or carrycot, as well as car seats. These models are extremely flexible and are a popular option for parents with growing children.

Apart from their stylish appearance they are lightweight and easy to maneuver. Some also have a large canopy for excellent UV protection, as well as plenty of storage space. These are great for running errands, or for getting to and from parks.

The Joolz Geo 3 pram is a sleek and robust foldable stroller that's easy to maneuver. It's perfect for infants to toddlers. It's available in a variety of colours and features a five-point harness for safety and locking wheels. It's also extremely spacious and has a seat height that makes it comfortable for older kids.

Another great option is an alternative is Cybex Gazelle, which can be used as a single or double with a seat or cot. It can accommodate a kidboard for friends or siblings. It is a breeze to move even when loaded with food and children.

Take a look at the egg2 if you're searching for a fashionable and affordable double pram. It's stylish design and is available in different colors. It can be used in conjunction with an integrated seat and carrycot for infants between four and five years old.

Bugaboo Donkey 5 is another fantastic option. The latest version of this bestselling stroller is more sleek than its predecessor and is easy to control and fold. It's also more durable, and has a bigger basket. The cocoons can be attached together to make it an equilateral pram. If you need a third child seat, you can easily add a car seat or bassinet.

Side-by side prams

If you're expecting twins or have a toddler and young baby, a good quality double triple pushchair can make family trips so much easier. Also called tandem prams, these types of prams let your kids sit side-by-side and see each one another. They're generally larger than single-to-double strollers yet are still simple to move around, even up and down kerbs.

They may have an attachment at the front of the stroller to accommodate a third child. It's commonly referred to as a joey chair and can be an excellent way to keep children in close proximity while allowing them to have an overview of the world around them. Find out if the model you are looking at comes with this feature. There are a variety of options, such as the Valco Baby Trend Duo Twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio.

Twin prams are a very popular choice as they can be used from birth and accommodate infants in carrycots, or toddlers in their seats. Some are fitted as double buggies, but others like the Cybex Venus Twin convert into one buggy, with large baskets under the seat. This is useful when your child is old enough to walk.

You can also consider a side by side pram, such as the Phil & Teds Vist v2 double. It's sturdy and has plenty of storage. It also has the option to add a second seat to allow for a third child. The hood was a little small for my friend's tall toddler but it's a great choice for older kids.

Anything that's able to carry two babies is going to be a bit heavy, especially if you're using it with a newborn in a carrycot, and a toddler in the seat. Examine the weight of the whole pushchair, including any seats or carrycots. This could be a major issue for some families. Some models have an upper weight limit for seats/carrycots and a maximum overall frame weight that will help you decide which is right for your family. For example the Joolz Geo 3 Twin has an upper limit of 16kg for both seats.

Twin prams

Parents of two children of exactly the same age will require two prams. The good news is there is a vast variety of double travel systems on the market that differ in price and design however all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams typically have one seat higher than the other, with a canopy in between. These types of prams have become popular due to their plenty of shade and shield from the elements. Many also feature peek-a-boo hoods which let parents be vigilant about their children. This kind of twin pram is hard to maneuver around kerbs and can be quite heavy. It can also be difficult to fit in a small car boot.

The twin prams that are side-byside are typically larger and offer more flexibility in seating. They can be used in combination with twin infant car seat systems to create a complete travel system. They do have a drawback, however. Children aren't separated and this can lead to snack-stealing or toy fighting.

Tandem prams begin as single buggies. They can be upgraded to include a second seat in the back, front or underneath. Most tandems come with an infant bassinet on the top and a toddler in second position. This is a versatile and cost-effective option for parents with twins or children of different age groups as it prolongs the life of your buggy.

Modern twin prams are more compact and easier to move. This could reduce the space available for storage of nappy bags and shopping. Additionally, it can be difficult to lift a twin pram into and out of the boot of a car, particularly when it is an SUV that has a lip that requires you to lift the pram up over to get it into.