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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

A baby pushchair is among the most essential baby items that you will need. There are many options available but it's important to choose the right one for your family.

Experts recommend that babies should lay flat for the first few months, so search for a product with a fully reclining seat that can be used from birth.

Safety

The safety of your child is a top consideration when selecting a pushchair. A reputable pushchair will have a seat which reclines to a flat position, and a five-point harness padded with firm connections. Carrycots are the best option for newborns. They should not be placed in the seat of the main one. If your pushchair doesn't include a carrycot, then you might want to think about a travel system that is an amalgamation of a car seat/pram.

The frame of your pushchair needs to be sturdy and have a wide base to prevent it tipping over easily. It is also a good idea to avoid overloading the back of your chair with bags of shopping or toys because this could affect the stability of the chair. If your pushchair is a three wheeler then it must have good suspension and the wheels must be made of rubber or PU to provide greater shock absorption. Look for brakes that are easy to operate and ensure that they're working properly before you fasten your baby in.

A high-quality pushchair will have a raincover that is zipped in place and has a protective lining. This will keep your baby comfortable and dry. Some pushchairs come with a sun canopy, also known as a the hood, which can be extended to give more coverage. Check that the handlebars on your pushchair can be adjusted to allow parents to ensure they are in the most comfortable position for driving and pushing.

The majority of pushchairs come with an infant footmuff to keep your baby warm. It can be removed if it gets too hot. It is a good idea to take this with you when going out in cold weather or when the sun starts to shine brightly.

Make sure that the pushchair, buggy, or pram that you purchase meets British safety standards. If it's part of a travel system, ensure that it also meets European safety standards ECER44/04 and R129. Before you start using the pushchair, be sure that you've read all the instructions. You should also show anyone who will use it to fold, open and secure it. When the pushchair isn't in use, release all locking mechanisms.

Comfort

Infants are tiny and have little strength in their necks, which is why they should lie flat to ensure their comfort and to ease their breathing. A pushchair without a lie flat unit is not suitable to be used by newborns or infants. They could sleep in a seated position, which can prevent their airways from opening fully and can cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

To ensure that your baby is always comfortable, choose a reclining pushchair with a lie-flat seat unit that can be used from birth. This kind of pushchair can also be called buggy, stroller newborn, or pram.

In addition to a lying-flat seat unit, be sure to look for other newborn-friendly features like the ability to raise or lower the chassis from the footrest, and an ample seat with 3 adjustable height positions - you can even use it while feeding your toddler or baby. It is also worth considering buying a footmuff, which is made from soft and comfortable materials and shields your child from the sun while keeping them warm and cozy. Most brands include a footmuff in their range of pushchairs and accessories or sell them on their own.

Many parents opt to purchase multiple pushchairs, and then upgrade them as their child grows. If you're considering doing this, be sure to choose an easy-to-use pushchair that has good suspension and a large rear tyre for urban and rough terrain, and a simple to fold, one-handed design.

Travel systems that combine the car seat, carrycot or pushchair chassis with an chassis and seat are a fantastic option for babies and newborns. They are ideal for long-distance travel as babies can be transported safely and comfortably in a car seat or carrycot, and then moved to a pushchair when they're ready.

Style

A newborn pushchair is one of the biggest purchases you'll make for your baby. It should be easy to use and comfortable. Consider features such as a comfortable seat padding and a handlebar that can be adjusted so that you can choose a position that's right for you and your baby. You'll also want to ensure that it is durable enough for everyday use and can withstand some bumps along the way.

It is important that you choose a pram that is able to accommodate your baby in this flat position. This will assist in helping the development of their spine and lungs. Many 'from birth" prams have a carrycot that can be attached to the chassis. This lets your baby be close to you.

Some prams provide a lie-flat position without carrycots and could be suitable for infants as young as six months, but it's best to check the specifications carefully to be certain. You can also buy a travel system that includes a car-seat and is ready for use as soon as your baby is born.

The Graco Near2Me function on the egg2 is particularly suitable for babies, as it lets you bring your baby closer to you at the push of one button. It's a great way to keep eye contact and also for bonding, according to parent tester Jaya. It also works with the carrycot, seat unit and car seat attachments, making it a versatile option for travelling with a newborn.

You can find a range of different styles, colours and patterns to match your nursery or home decor, but try to avoid anything that is too bright, which could be distracting for your newborn. You'll likely be using your pushchair for several years so it's worthwhile to invest in a design that you'll still love several years down the line.

If you're looking for a stylish lightweight and compact pushchair (Click at Fpcom) that can be folded up then the YOYO2 pushchair by Babyzen is a fantastic option. It has a smooth curved shape that gives your baby a luxurious feel. It also comes with the option of a carrycot. This compact city stroller travel is a favorite of parents who want a small, city-friendly pram. It also comes with a few additional features, like a convenient mug holder.

Weight

Whether you're looking for a light pushchair newborn or a larger model that can accommodate toddlers there are plenty of choices. You should consider that a baby's weight can be heavy. Therefore, you must look at the weight (with or without a carrycot) of the pram or pushchair. This is especially important for those who travel a lot or take public transport often.

Young children, unlike older ones have a sluggish neck muscle strength. They need to be able to lie on their backs when they sleep. Expert advice suggests that newborn babies should not be able to travel long distances in pushchairs that do not offer this option as they may develop breathing difficulties from the scrunched up position. This is a risk that can cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

A pushchair or pram is suitable from birth and most models have the option of incorporating a carrycot which is ideal for babies, particularly those who are tiny. Some brands also provide a range of different combinations of pushchair and pram or 'travel systems' that include both the carrycot as well as a seat unit, as well as adapters for your car seat so that you can use them together from the beginning.

You can also choose twin pushchairs that have two seats that sit side by side, ideal for twins or siblings who wish to keep each one another together. They weigh more than single pushchairs because they need to accommodate a seat unit as well as baby carriers.

If you're a frequent traveller by public transport, or live in an area that has limited space, a lightweight pushchair is the best choice. It's an excellent idea to see how compact the pushchair folds away and if it's able to pass through your doorways to your home. You might even choose the stroller or buggy that folds with a storage basket to store your shopping bags and changing kit.