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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

A pushchair for newborns is among the most essential baby items you'll require. There are a variety of options available but it's essential to choose the best one for your family.

Experts advise that infants be able to lie flat within the first few months. Choose a model that has a fully reclined seat, which can be used at birth.

Safety

When selecting a stroller, the safety of your child's is of paramount importance. A reputable pushchair should include a seat that can recline to lie flat and come with a five-point harness that is padded and has sturdy connections. Carrycots are a great option for newborns. They should not be used in the seat of the main one. If your pushchair does not come with a carrycot, you should consider a travel system which is a car seat and pram in one.

The frame of your stroller needs to be sturdy, and it should have a broad base so that it does not fall over easily. Be careful not to overload your pushchair's back with bags of shopping or toys as this can affect its stability. If your pushchair is a three wheeler it must have a good suspension and the wheels should be made of PU or rubber for better shock absorption. Look for brakes that are simple to operate and make sure that they're working properly before you fasten your baby in.

A high-quality pushchair will include a raincover that can be secured with a zip and an outer lining that is waterproof. This will keep your baby dry and comfortable. Some pushchairs come with an hood or sun canopy that can be extended to provide more coverage if needed. 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.

You might want to buy an infant footmuff, which is sold in most pushchair brands, this keeps your baby warm and can be removed when it gets too hot. It is recommended to carry it with you when you go out and about in cold weather or when the sun begins 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 or R129. Before you use the pushchair, be sure that you've read the instructions. You should also show anyone who might use it to fold open, close and secure it. When the pushchair's not in use, unlock all locking mechanisms.

Comfort

The newborn babies are small and have weak muscles in their necks, which is why they should lie flat to ensure their comfort and to aid their breathing. A pushchair which doesn't have a seat that is lying flat isn't suitable for newborns or infants, since they can sleep in a position that is too upright and will prevent their airways from opening fully, potentially leading to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Choose a reclining stroller with seats that can be used flat right from birth. This type of pushchair is usually called a pram, although it's also known as a stroller or buggy.

Consider features that are suitable for babies for example, the capability to raise or lower the chassis from the footrest. You can also use the seat for feeding your child. Consider purchasing a footmuff made of soft, comfortable materials which shields your child from the sun and keeps them warm. Many manufacturers include a footmuff with their pushchair bundles and accessories ranges or sell them on their own.

Parents often buy multiple pushchairs to upgrade them as their child grows. If you are planning to do this, make sure to choose a lightweight pushchair with a sturdy suspension, a big rear tire for city or rough terrain, as well as one-handed folding pram.

A travel system, which incorporates a car seat and carrycot with a pushchair chassis and seat unit is another excellent option for newborns and babies. These are great for long trips because babies can be carried safely and comfortably in a car seat or carrycot, then moved to a pushchair when they are ready.

Style

A newborn pushchair is among the most important baby items you'll ever make, so it must be comfortable and user-friendly. Consider features such as the comfort of a cushioned seat and a handlebar that can be adjusted to allow you to find the ideal position for you and your little one. You'll probably also need to ensure that it can withstand a few bumps in the road and is sturdy enough to be used for daily use.

It is crucial to choose a pram that is able to be able to accommodate your newborn in this flat position. This will aid in the development of their lungs and spine. This is the reason why many prams 'from birth' come with carrycots that can be attached to the chassis to ensure that your baby is always close to you.

Some prams offer the option of a lie-flat, without carrying a carrycot. They may be suitable for babies as young as six months, but it's best to verify the specifications to ensure. Alternately, you can purchase a travel system, which typically includes an infant car seat and is ready to go the moment your baby is born.

The Graco Near2Me feature on the egg2 is particularly suitable for babies, as it allows you to bring your baby closer to you with the press of one button. It's great for keeping eye contact and for bonding, according to parent test participant Jaya. It can be used with the car seat pram seat, carrycot or seat unit attachments. This makes it an excellent option for traveling with a baby.

You can pick from a range of colors and styles that will match your nursery's decor or decor. However, avoid anything that is too bright since it could distract your baby. You will likely use your pushchair for a number of years, so it is worthwhile to invest in a design that you love.

If you're looking to find a stylish pushchair that is also lightweight and compact when folded, take a look at the YOYO2 model from Babyzen. It features a sleek, curved shape with an elegant feel for your infant and comes with a movable carrycot. This compact city stroller is a favorite of parents who want a compact, city-friendly pram. It also comes with a few additional features like a useful cup holders.

Weight

There are plenty of options to choose from, whether you're looking for an infant pushchair or one that can accommodate your toddler. It is important to remember that a new born baby can be quite heavy so consider the weight of a pushchair or pram (with and without a carrycot) as this is an important factor to consider when you travel a lot and rely on public transport regularly or simply want something that's easy to get into and out of your car boot or up and down stairs.

Newborns, unlike older children, have very little neck muscle strength. They should be able to lay on their backs when they sleep. Experts recommend that babies not be taken on long journeys using pushchairs that do not offer this option, as they could develop breathing problems when they are in a scrunched-up position. This is one of the risk factors that can lead to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

A pram or pushchair is suitable for babies from birth and many models offer the option of incorporating an infant carrycot that is ideal for newborns, particularly if they are very small. Certain brands offer a variety of pram and pushchair combos or 'travel system' which include both the seat unit and carrycot and adapters for your child's car seat.

You can also choose twin pushchairs (Read More On this page) that have two seats that sit side by side, ideal for twins or siblings who will want to keep each one another company. They tend to weigh more than single pushchairs because they're designed to accommodate both seats and baby carriers.

If you're a frequent traveller by public transportation, or in an area that has limited space, a lightweight buggy is the ideal choice. You should also check how compactly the pushchair can be folded and if it will fit through the doors of your home. You may even prefer to choose the stroller or buggy that folds away with a storage basket so you can store shopping bags and your changing kit.