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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

It's worth investing in a pram for a child if you're planning to have one. Find models that fold up to a neat size and are easy to maneuver and have the right accessories.

A pram that has a completely flat lying position is ideal for infants. This is because lying completely flat encourages 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.

The right pram

A pram or pushchair is something that a child will spend many hours in, which is why it's crucial to choose the best travel pram one for their requirements. The factors to consider include the weight and size of the pram, the storage options, safety features, as well as the overall design and feel.

Think about your lifestyle. If you're a frequent user of public transportation, a lightweight and compact pushchair stroller could be the ideal option. For families who love walking or hiking, an all-terrain model may be more suitable for trails and rough terrain. If you're planning on travelling, you might want to opt for a travel pram that folds down small enough to fit in an overhead cabin luggage space on flights.

Choose if you'd like a three- or four-wheeled pram. Three-wheeled prams are more stable on rough surfaces, however, four-wheeled models offer more manoeuvrability and can handle heavier loads. It's a good idea to go to shops that permit you to test-drive prams, as it will give you an understanding of the way they move and how easy or difficult it is to push them.

When you decide what kind of pram to purchase You should choose one that is compliant with Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five point safety harness, a locking brake system, and an adult tether that can be used to keep children tight in the case of a pram tipping over.

It's also worth considering adding additional accessories to your stroller like the footmuff or sun canopy. A sun canopy will help protect your baby from the sun's rays and prevent overheating. It is also essential to ensure that the canopy has UPF 50+ sun rating.

A changing bag is a different thing to consider. A changing bag is an ideal way to carry all your baby's essentials and will usually include plenty of pockets and compartments for toys, snacks and nappies. You may find that the pram you select come with a fold-away changing mat. This allows for quick and easy diaper changing. A soft liner and waterproof material are key features to look for in the changing pad.

Convertible prams

If you're looking for a pushchair that grows with your family convertible prams are a ideal choice. They typically start as single prams but with the option of adding a second seat or carrycot and also accommodate car seats, if needed. These models are extremely adaptable and are the most popular choice for parents with growing children.

Apart from having a fashionable design they are lightweight and easy to maneuver. Some come with a huge canopy that provides excellent UV protection and plenty of storage. They are great for errands, and also getting to and from the park.

The Joolz Geo 3 is a sleek, easy-to-use, and sturdy pram that is ideal for infants all the way to toddlers. It comes in a variety of colours and features a five-point harness to ensure security and locking wheels. It's also incredibly large and has a great seat height to make it comfortable for older children.

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

Take a look at the egg2 if looking for a stylish and affordable double pram. It comes in a variety of colors and has an elegant design. It can be used as a twin pram, or with the option of combining seats and an infant carrycot that is suitable for children up to four years old.

Bugaboo Donkey 5 is another great alternative. The most recent version of this bestselling stroller is more sleek than its predecessor and is easier to fold and steer. It's also more durable and has a bigger basket. The cocoons can be positioned side by side to make it an equilateral pram. If you're in need of an additional child seat you can easily add an infant car seat or bassinet.

Side-by side prams

A good quality double pushchair can make family outings easier, whether you have twins or a young baby. Also called tandem prams, these are the kind that allow your children to sit side by side and see each one another. They're also usually wider than single-to-double strollers but are still simple to maneuver, even when going up and down kerbs.

The attachment can be put on top of the stroller for the third child to be able to sit. This is known as"a "joey seat" and it's an excellent method of keeping children close while allowing them to explore the world. Check if the model that you're considering comes with this feature. There are a variety of alternatives, including the Valco Baby Trend Duo Twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio.

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

Alternatively, you could go for a side-byside pram such as the Phil & Teds Vist v2 Double. It is sturdy and has plenty of storage. It also has the option to include a second seat which means you can take an additional child. Its hood was a bit small for my friend's tall toddler, but it's a great choice for older children.

Anything that can carry two children is likely to be a bit heavy, particularly if you're using it with a newborn in a carrycot and a toddler in the seat. Examine the weight of the entire pushchair including any seats or carrycots. This could be a deal-breaker for certain families. Some models have an upper limit on the frame weight and an upper limit on the weight of the carrycots and seats. This can aid you in deciding what's the most suitable for your family. The Joolz Geo 3 Twin, for example, has a maximum of 16kg per seat.

Twin prams

Parents of two children of exactly the same age will require twin prams. There are many double travel systems on the market. They vary in style and price, but all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams typically have one seat higher than the other, with a canopy in between. These kinds of prams are becoming popular due to their lot of shade and protection from the elements. Some also come with peek-a-boo hoods that let parents keep a close eye on their children. However, this type of twin pram is difficult to maneuver between kerbs, and can be quite bulky making it difficult to fit into small car booties.

Side-byside twin prams are generally larger overall and provide more seating flexibility. They can be used in combination with twin infant car seats to create a complete travel strollers system. They do have one downside however. Children aren't separated and this can result in snack theft or toy fights.

Tandem prams start life as single buggies and can then be fitted with a second seat in the front, in the back or under. The majority of tandems are designed to accommodate infants in a bassinet in the top position, and a toddler in the second seat. This is a great and economical option for parents with twins or children of different age groups.

Modern twin prams are smaller and easier to move. This can reduce the space available for storage of nappy bags and shopping. It can also be difficult to lift a twin pushchair pram in and out of the trunk of a car, particularly if it is a sedan-style vehicle that has a lip that you need to lift the pram up over to get it in.