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Buying a Pushchair

It is essential to select the right pushchair for your lifestyle. This section of the Pushchair Guide will assist you make this choice.

Most prams have a seat rear facing pushchair (click here for more) towards the parent but as your baby grows, they will want to explore the world around them so the majority of pushchairs can be changed into a world-facing seat.

Safety

If you're buying a pushchair for a baby or child the safety features are crucial to think about. A safety harness is essential for your child's comfort and safety in their pushchair, so check for a five-point harness that fits over shoulders over the hips, around the waist and in between the legs.

Also, ensure that the pushchair has two locking mechanisms to ensure it can't be accidentally folded whilst in use. You may want to consider purchasing a pram cover which will add comfort to the baby's seat and shield it from spills.

Always read the instruction manual that are provided by the manufacturer prior to using your stroller. Also, you should check regularly for signs of damage such as torn or sharp edges that could cause injury. Make sure that your pushchair or buggy passed all safety tests and is not on any recall lists.

Ask a friend who has a baby if you can test their pushchair for the first time. You'll have an idea of how easy it is to move around, especially in the case that your child and luggage will be inside it.

Labels for all pushchairs and strollers should include the name, trademark, and identity of the manufacturer distributor or retailer and also the British safety standard number, and date (such as BS7409 or 1996). This is to ensure that your pushchair or buggy is compliant with the standards for children and infants from the age of six months.

You should choose a pushchair with a flat lying position for babies that are older than 3 months. This is important because the neck muscles of a newborn aren't yet strong enough to support their heads in a seated position, and they should be lying flat for as long as they can. Find an infant stroller with an adjustable backrest that reclines to a lie-flat position or consider a travel system with an attached carrycot.

Comfort

A pushchair is one of the most commonly used baby products and it's crucial that your child is comfortable during each journey. Choose a stroller that has plenty of cushioning on the seat and an adjustable, comfortable handlebar for parents. Some pushchairs have an easy-to-fold mechanism that can be folded with one hand for ease of use, and ergonomic support features to help prevent back and neck pain.

There are plenty of different options for baby travel and you'll have to take into consideration the features most important for your lifestyle. If you're planning to travel frequently choose a light best pushchair that can be easily folded into a small form and can be tucked into the trunk of the car. Traveling in rainy weather is much more comfortable by using a pushchair with a raincover or hood.

It is possible to opt for a pram that has a reversible seat so that your baby can sit on your lap in the early stages, and then turn around when they're older and ready to explore the world. A lot of prams come with a car seat adapter so you can take your baby out in their car seat, too.

Check that the travel system has all the items you require. Some pushchairs offer the chassis and seat separately, which could cost more than the complete set. Extras such as a hood or rainsheet will cost extra.

The pushchair should be simple to maneuver. Some models have front wheels that can be locked for greater stability, while others come with the option of swiveling wheels for greater agility. You should also think about how easy the pushchair can be lifted and maneuvered in tight spaces or over a curb.

A pushchair that is easy to manage will make it easier to navigate the busy streets and shopping centres. Find a smooth steering mechanism and a comfortable, padded handlebar that lets you keep your hands free while pushing. A pushchair that is simple to use will be appreciated by both your baby and you if you are juggling both!

Style

A pushchair will likely be the most expensive baby purchase you'll make therefore it's worth your time to select a style you like. It's also a good idea to think about the place you'll use the pushchair and whether it's suitable for your lifestyle. If you enjoy being outdoors, you may want to select a stroller that has suspension to be able to take on rocky or uneven terrain. Or, if you'll be using it for trips to the beach, you might prefer a stroller with a hood that is waterproof.

Another thing to think about is how easy the product will be to use. Find a pushchair with simple features that make life simpler, like a one-hand compact fold and easily adjustable safety harnesses. You should also think about the weight of the pushchair and how easily you'll be able to lift it. Finally, you'll want to consider how manoeuvrable the pushchair is and whether it will fit through doors and other tight spaces.

If you're unsure about the kind of pushchair to purchase, you can always review reviews or seek advice from family and friends. You should also try out various models before making a final decision, especially if your family has young children.

It is also important to consider the age and development of your child, as they develop at a rapid rate and require to be carried comfortably throughout their first years. It is also important to determine whether the pushchair comes with a lie-flat seat option because research has proven that babies who travel in a non-lie-flat position can suffer from breathing difficulties.

A pram is designed for babies and newborns who need to lie flat. A carry cot or bassinet can be connected to the frame, and can be used from birth. Many prams can be converted into pushchairs for older children. They also have additional features, like a two way seat that can be oriented towards the parents or forward. They're generally more durable and robust than strollers, as the manufacturer has considered longer-term use.

Storage

A pushchair comes with a space under the seat for storage of things like coats, spare clothes and other gear for changing. It could also include a place for water bottles as well as snacks and additional bottles of water. There may also be a hood that can protect your child from rain and sun. You can clean your pushchair by vacuuming it, removing and washing the fabric with soapy water and allowing it to dry outside. If mildew or mould develops, you can use the gentle sterilising liquid.

A pushchair is made for toddlers and infants who can sit upright without assistance. It is an adjustable frame that folds making it easy to transport and store.