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Top 5 Folding Strollers

A stroller is an essential piece of equipment for babies offering comfort and value during a child's precious first year. It's also an excellent investment that will last parents through many babies.

To choose the best stroller, take into account how easily it folds. Most modern pushchairs fold in just one push. However, the process differs from brand to brand.

Easy to fold

If you're a parent-to-be who's looking for a pram that's easy to fold and store, look no further than the UPPAbaby G-Luxe. It's a compact pushchair with a one-hand folding mechanism. It's also light and a cinch to fit into the trunk of your car.

The one-hand fold mechanism of the stroller is possible thanks to the lever in the handle and a ring at the back of the stroller. To ensure an effortless one-hand fold, the handle and ring must be perfectly timed. Most strollers require that you fold them before going through security, so always go through the specific instructions of your model for more specific instructions on folding your stroller. Also, remember that you may need to check larger strollers by hand at certain airports. If this is the case, you should bring a carry-on to safeguard your stroller while traveling.

Easy to store

The Nuna Baby Triv is a light, premium stroller that takes up less space but feels just as luxurious as larger models. It's not our lightest or smallest stroller, but it's easy to fold and maneuver and comes with a lot of features that you'd expect to only be found in higher-end strollers.

It could also be converted into an ideal travel system by adding a carrycot (which is suitable from the time of birth) or a baby's moses basket. This lets you use it longer than most other compact prams. Plus, it's smooth over the majority of terrain and comes with plenty of extra storage space.

The larger prams from UPPAbaby have always been known for their huge shopping baskets but, with the G-Luxe, they've managed to fit this functionality into a compact strollers design. The only issue is that it can be difficult to fold due to the tinny handle/ring combination that needs to be precisely timed. It's a great choice because it can be easily transformed to a twin stroller using the YOYO connect seat.

Easy to Manoeuvre

Although it's not the lightest or tiniest pram that Silver Cross makes, this model Silver Cross is surprisingly easy to steer. It's ideal for families that are growing since it can be used from infant to toddler, with a newborn pack, bassinet or car seat. It even has a buggy board for older children. It's also more durable and smoother on most terrains than many smaller compact prams. It is adored by celebrities of the A-list It's a top pram with lots of parent-friendly features. It's fun to drive, and gets even more maneuverable after you activate the front swivel locks. It's extremely easy to collapse.

Easy to clean

If you have a buggy that has seen a lot of action and is in need of a thorough clean, every now and then is essential. In the end, a dirty stroller can be a breeding ground for germs, and isn't ideal for your baby. If you're thinking of using your stroller for more children or selling it later on, a clean stroller will be at its best for as long as it is possible.

Most prams have the manual that includes cleaning instructions. The manual will typically include specific directions on how to clean and maintain various components. If not have a manual, you can search online for suggestions.

To clean a pram, take off all fabric parts (seats canopies, baskets, seats and so on.) and wash according to the method suggested by the manufacturer. It is essential to wash these items in warm soapy water as cold or hot water can cause damage to the fabric. After washing, it is recommended to allow the fabric to dry completely before reattaching it, preferring a sunny location.

It's important to check your pram regularly for signs of wear and loose screws. This will stop the pushchair from becoming damaged or unstable which could create a safety risk for your child. A quick check of the locking mechanisms, brakes and harnesses will ensure that they're secure and functioning properly. It's also a good idea to give your frames and wheels an oil spray to keep them running smoothly.

It's worth investing in a pram liner or a cover that can provide an extra layer of protection against spills and stains. These can be easily removed and washed, so your stroller will be in top shape for a longer time. You can also jazz up your pram with new seats, wheels or sun canopy to refresh it and match it with your child's outfit. It's also worth thinking about using a touch-up marker for your pram to cover any scratches or scrapes on the frame, especially prams with black paint, which can reveal dirt very quickly.