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What to Look For in a Pushchair

A pushchair can be used from the beginning of a child's existence. It can be used as a pram sale or stroller and is packed with features parents will appreciate.

Choose a seat that offers multiple recline positions as well as a five-point harness to ensure your child's safety. It will often include the frame of a carrycot that fits an infant car seats.

Safety

Safety is the most important thing to consider when selecting the best pushchair for a toddler or a baby. It is vital that the pushchair comes with a five point safety harness that is securely secured. The harness must be able to fit comfortably around the child's waist, shoulders and between his legs. It should also have buckles that can be easily attached and removed. The handlebars are another important consideration and should be placed to prevent children from wriggling out of the seat.

A pushchair must also have a sturdy base and be free from any hazards like sharp or curving corners that could cause injury. Some pushchairs come with a lock for the wheels, which is ideal for off-road use, as it will stop the wheel from falling off. The brakes are important and should be easily accessible. They should be easy to apply and have an effective lock. Some pushchairs have wrist tethers that provide additional security.

All strollers, buggies and prams must be used with caution and inspected regularly. Don't overload prams or buggies with extra luggage and always ensure that the safety belt is secured with five points. Parents must make sure that their children don't play with the pushchair's folding mechanism and remain away from any area which they could get trapped.

Many pushchairs come with an adjustable bassinet or carrycot which is great for newborns since they have to lie flat to sleep. This is crucial because of the risk of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). Infants who are in a seated position for too long may develop breathing difficulties since they cannot breathe properly in a scrunched-up position.

A few manufacturers offer single and double pushchairs that can be used by a variety of age groups. They could be able to convert into prams by adding an adapter or changing the seat unit. It is essential that pushchairs or prams that are specifically designed for older children include a fully reclined backrest as babies are required to lay flat until they reach around six months old.

Convenience

A pushchair must be easy to move around, even in tight spaces. It should be able to roll over various surfaces, like grassy paths or paved ones. Certain models come with a suspension that provides an easy ride for your child and reduces the strain on joints.

A pushchair will usually have storage space underneath the seat, ideal for storing spare clothes changing bags and bottles of water. Some come with a canopy to protect baby Accessories from the wind or sun. Some have a linked handle which can be pushed with one hand. Some have a single handle that can be adjusted to different sizes.

Many pushchairs allow you to move your child either towards you, to give you security, or away from you so that they can explore the world. This is a great feature for infants and newborns.

Some pushchairs can be used from birth, depending on whether they feature a seat that is flat and a suitable safety harness. Check that the pushchair description clearly states that it can be used from birth, and that it includes a fully reclined seat to allow your baby to sleep in a lie-flat position, which is vital for their development.

Pushchairs are usually compact and can be easily stored in your car or at home. They can also be used as a travel pram system by the addition of a carrycot, infant car seat.

A pram can also be referred to as a bassinet, baby carriage or a baby carriage. It is designed for infants and newborns. It is a completely flat sleeping area to allow your baby to lay down in a comfortable position, which is essential for their lung and spine development. A pram is a great choice for toddlers and older babies, from around six months.

Comfort

A pushchair is among the most important purchases you'll make for your baby and will be for a long time so comfort is paramount. Many models have adjustable handles and comfortable padding that can be adjusted according to the height of the parents. This makes it easier to steer and lessens strain, especially on your arms and shoulder when you've carried your baby all day.

It is recommended that infant babies sleep flat and some pushchairs allow the option of sleeping flat. It is essential that this option is available to ensure your little one gets the best possible rest for their health and development. Newborns lack the strength to be upright for a long time and this could affect their breathing so it's important that they are able to lay comfortably in a seated position.

Some 'from-birth' pushchairs come with a bassinet, carrycot, or a baby hammock you can use to support and sleep your baby. These are often more expensive, but the extra cost is worth it to ensure your baby is secure and comfortable in the early years of their life.

A ventilated hood is a further feature you should look for in a pushchair as it will allow your baby to remain cool and comfortable on excursions outdoors. This will enhance their naps as well as overall health and well-being.

Many pushchairs have a wide assortment of storage compartments as well as baskets that provide ample space for all of your baby's necessities. This is ideal to store toys and clothes to keep your child entertained during their walks. It will also spare you from carrying around extra bags when you go out.

Most pushchairs let you choose which direction you want your baby to be facing, either parent facing (rear) or world facing (front). Some models also offer the option of a carrycot that is attached to the frame. You can then easily transfer your baby from the car to the pushchair without causing any disturbance to him.

A lightweight pushchair is essential for anyone who plans on travelling with your baby. It will be easier to lift into a boot or car and is more compact for storage at home. It's also easier to maneuver in busy areas and on public transport.

Accessories

There are a variety of accessories for pushchairs that can make life with your baby easier and more comfortable. These could include items like sunshades and raincovers designed to fit comfortably over the pushchair, creating an insulating barrier that keeps your baby dry and shielded from harmful UV radiation. Footmuffs (which are available as a part of pushchair bundles, or separately) shopping bags, shopping bags and pram bag changing bags are useful accessories.

A travel system is another popular option, allowing you to connect your car seat and stroller together. This makes travelling with your child a whole much easier since it allows you to keep them secure and is also an excellent option for parents who often use public transport.

Take into consideration the number of recline and turning positions you require when you are choosing the right stroller. The majority of pushchairs have an adjustable seat that allows you to change the direction that your child faces. This is particularly beneficial for newborns, who are advised to sleep in a flat position to help with their breathing and growth. It is also beneficial to choose a stroller that has the ability to change the seat from parent facing to forward facing at the touch of a button, as this can be beneficial as your child grows an older child and you'd like to to monitor them.

Other features worth looking out for include the type of wheels that your pushchair comes with and whether these are fixed, swivel, or lockable. The dimensions of the wheels will differ and larger wheels typically offering a smoother ride. It is also important to determine whether the pushchair is equipped with pneumatic tyres, or the latest technology - PU tires. These have all the advantages of air tyres, but without the risk of punctures.

You should also consider the fold function and weight of your pushchair, as it can impact the ease of transport and store. Some models fold up small and can be tucked away in the trunk of your car, or in the overhead compartments of public transport.