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What to Look For in a Pram Pushchair

A stylish stroller that is both stylish and practical. It's simple to put together and converts into a double, and comes with large storage space.

This amazing travel pushchair system makes it simple to "future resistant" by adding a compatible car seat and carrycot. Plus it folds neatly by hand and can be freestanding when collapsed.

Seat

A pram is likely to be among the most frequently used pieces of baby equipment you purchase so it's crucial to make sure it's comfortable for your young one. Find models with adjustable handlebars, comfortable seats padding, and a recline function so you can put your child to bed. Check that the pushchair has a 'parent-facing' (or rear facing) or 'world-facing' feature in case your child wishes to be able to see more of what's happening around them.

A nifty feature on the Near2Me by Graco is the ability to bring your child towards you by pressing a button, allowing parents to keep eye contact with their child and keep them close. Jaya the tester for our parents, praised this as an excellent option for newborns and infants.

It is important to think about the overall size of a pram when choosing one, since you do not want it to take up too much space in your car trunk or in your living area. Select a model that can be folded up easily and is compact when folded to ensure it will fit. Consider how easy to fold and then read reviews (like those on MadeForMums) to get a true idea of how easy or difficult it is to maneuver fold, store and store.

A good quality pram must fold completely flat, allowing your baby to lie down comfortably during the first six months of their lives. This is crucial for their development. Check that the pram that you are looking at can do this, and also that it is compatible with a car seat if necessary.

Wheels

The wheels of a pram pushchair are what makes it move and give your child the ride they require. There are 3 common wheel types - rubber foam and EVA (harder plastic type). Each wheel type has its pros and cons depending on how you plan to use your stroller.

Rubber wheels are the most commonly used, and they provide excellent grip on all surfaces. They can be punctured using a car tyre compressor to blow them up too hard. However it is usually due to someone over inflating the tires and isn't a common problem. This type of wheel is commonly used on all-terrain buggies and running buggies.

PU or Polyurethane wheels are foam filled which makes them lighter than rubber tyres. They also don't offer the same shock absorption capabilities and may feel harsh on rough concrete surfaces. They are more prevalent on prams than strollers and are the most affordable option.

EVA or Ethylene Vinyl Acetate is a harder plastic that is lightweight and has some of the properties of rubber but not as much. It can be used to replace rubber or PU in your pram due to its ease of maintenance and weight reduction.

The presence of reliable and strong brakes on your stroller is a crucial feature that can protect your child, you and other pedestrians. Most pushchairs feature brake pedals that are located 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 should be easy to operate and should lock when you press them. Some pushchairs have a brake on the middle wheel for extra stability and control.

Carrycot

The carrycot is a user-friendly portable cot that can be affixed to the frame of any pushchair. It's a great choice for newborns up to around six months old since they must lie flat in order to support their lung and spinal development. A carrycot-style pram is a great option for parents who are short on space, have a small car boot or who use public transport often.

Some prams are equipped with a carrying cot that can fold into the frame. This allows you to quickly change between carriage and seat modes. This is a great option for families with a small car boot or who need to use public transport often since it will save time and effort. The iCandy YOYO2 has been highly reviewed by MFM home testers and has won Gold in our previous MadeForMums Awards. It's also a great option for parents who are on a tight budget, as it's reasonably priced, yet is stylish and luxurious and is sturdy, lightweight and compact when folded.

If you're looking for a luxury single to double stroller pushchair that is suitable for babies from birth and is used with a carrycot or a baby cocoon, the Mountain Buggy Twin Plus is the perfect choice. This pram features a lay-flat carrycot fabric slings, fabric seats and an infant cooon to offer the ideal sleeping solution for your twins.

It's also a nippy easy-rider, with a light steering which is perfect for urban environments and allows you to easily negotiate traffic-heavy roads and pavements on the go. It's also incredibly easy and comes with a variety of accessories, including a footmuff, rain cover and the hood.

Canopy

A pram canopy is perfect to protect your baby from the elements and providing a cozy place for them to sleep. It can also help prevent sunburns and heat stroke by blocking the harsh rays of the sun. Some models come with a peekaboo or mesh back section that you can detach to keep an eye on the snoozer's tiny eyes.

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

Your pram or folding pushchair for a number of years to come, so picking the best one is a critical choice. As your baby grows and develops, you'll want to ensure they are safe and comfortable on every trip. A good pram/pushchair will support your baby's spine and ensure they are comfortable on long walks or bumpy rides.

Pushchairs can be converted into a seat when your baby gets older. They are more versatile than prams. If you're unable to decide which type of pram or pushchair is best for your needs, our knowledgeable team is here to assist contact us or visit our store.

Stores

There are a number of options for storage for prams based on your budget and the space available. If you have the space, a shed is the ideal option to shield your pram from damage resulting from the weather and keep it out of the way when not being used. This is an excellent option for areas that are prone to frequent rain or snow.

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

If you don't have a garage, you can keep the pram in your home's closet. It will be kept out of the way and you won't have to look at it when you go into your home or the nursery. However, it could be difficult to access if you have guests visiting.

You'll have to clean your pushchair if you want to maintain it. This will ensure that it looks fantastic and is free of stains and mildew. Start by vacuuming the hood with a small attachment or by rinsing it with cool soapy water. Then, use a mild sterilising agent or a fabric brush to remove any stain. It's important to remember to dry the fabric thoroughly outside to stop mildew and mould from spreading. You can also buy cleaning products that will remove the most stubborn stains and leave your stroller looking like new.