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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

If you're a parent-to-be, it's worth investing in a pram that will last. Look for models with a compact size, that are easy to maneuver and come with the right accessories.

A pram that has a completely flat lying position is ideal for newborns. This is because lying completely flat can aid in the development of the spinal cord and lung. Newborns can also be seated in a carrycot or cocoon that is attached to the chassis of the pram.

Selecting the best pram

A pushchair or pram is a thing that children will spend many hours in, so it's important to choose the best one for their requirements. There are many considerations, including the weight and size, storage options, safety features, and the overall appearance and feel of the pushchair.

Consider your life style. If you're a frequent user of public transport A compact and light stroller might be the best option. If you have children who enjoy walking or hiking, an all-terrain stroller might be better suited for rough terrain and trails. If you're planning on travelling and you're planning to travel, you may want select a travel-friendly pram that folds compact enough to fit in an overhead cabin luggage space on flights.

Decide if you'd prefer a four-wheeled or three-wheeled pram. Three-wheeled strollers are more robust on rough surfaces. Four-wheeled models can carry more weight and offer better maneuverability. It is a good idea to visit shops that let you test drive prams, since it will give you an idea of the way they move, and how easy or difficult it is to push them.

When you decide what type of pram to buy, you should look for one that meets Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five point safety harness as well as the locking brake system and an adult tether that can be used to hold children tight in the event of a pram tipping over.

It's also worth thinking about adding extra accessories to your stroller like a footmuff or a sun canopy. A sun canopy will help shield your child from sun's rays, and also prevent overheating. Make sure that the canopy has an UPF 50+ rating.

A changing bag is a different thing to consider. A changing bag is a convenient option to carry all of the necessities for your baby and will usually include plenty of pockets and compartments for toys, snacks, and nappies. You might find that the prams you pick include a folding changing mat. This makes for fast and easy diaper-changing. Find a changing mat with a soft lining and, ideally, pram one that is waterproof.

Convertible prams

If you're looking for a pushchair that will grow with your family, convertible prams are a great option. They usually start out as single prams with the option of adding a second seat or a carrycot and can also take car seats when needed. These models offer a vast range of options and are typically the most popular choice for parents with expanding families.

These strollers have a chic appearance, but they are lightweight and easy-to-manoeuvre. Some have a wide canopy to provide excellent UV protection as well as plenty of storage space. They are great for running errands and getting to and from the park.

The Joolz Geo 3 is a sleek, simple-to-manoeuvre and robust pram that is ideal for infants all the way to toddlers. It's available in an extensive variety of colors and comes with numerous features such as a five-point security harness and locking wheels. It is also very spacious and has a seat that makes it suitable for older children.

The Cybex Gazelle is a different fantastic option. It can be used as either a double or a single and can be fitted with a seat or crib. It can accommodate a kidboard for friends or siblings. It is a breeze to move even when stuffed with food and children.

If you're looking for a double stroller that's affordable and stylish take a look at the egg2. It's available in a range of colors and features an elegant design. It can be used as a the combination seat and carrycot for infants up to four years old.

Bugaboo Donkey 5 is another great option. The most recent version is much easier to fold and steer than its predecessor. It is also more durable, and has a bigger basket. It can also be transformed into twin prams by attaching two cocoons side-by-side. If you require an additional seat, it's simple to add an infant car seat or bassinet.

Side-by-side prams

A good quality double pushchair will make family outings easier for you, regardless of having twins or a toddler with an infant. Also known as tandem prams they let your kids sit side by side and view each one another. They are also wider than single-to-double pram strollers, but still easy to maneuver between kerbs.

They may have an attachment at the front of the stroller for a third child, which is commonly referred to as a joey chair and can be an excellent way to keep kids close while giving them an expansive view of the world around them. Check if the model that you are considering has this feature. There are many choices, including the Valco Baby Trend Duo Twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio.

Many parents choose twin prams because they can be used from the moment they are born. They can fit babies in their carrycots and toddlers in their seats. Some are built as double buggies but others like the Cybex Venus Twin can convert into a single stroller that has a spacious undercarriage basket - handy for when your children are old enough to walk.

If you prefer, you can opt for a side-by-side pram such as the Phil & Teds Vist v2 Double. It is sturdy and comes with plenty of storage. There is also an option to add a second seat, to allow for a third child. Its hood was too short for my friend's tall child, but it is an excellent choice if you have older children.

Anything that can carry two children is likely to be a bit heavy, particularly if you're using it with a baby in a carrycot and a toddler in an infant seat. So do check how much the entire pushchair (including any seats or carrycots) weighs before you buy as this could be a dealbreaker for some families. Certain models have a maximum frame weight as well as a weight limit for the carrycots and seats. This can help you choose what's most suitable for your family. For instance the Joolz Geo 3 Twin has an upper limit of 16kg for both seats.

Twin prams

Parents of two children of the exact same age will require two prams. There are a variety of double travel systems on the market. They vary in style and cost, however all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams usually have one seat over the other, with a canopy between. These kinds of prams are very popular because they provide lots of shade and protection against the elements and many also feature hoods with peek-a-boo windows that allow parents to keep an eye on their kids. This type of twin pram is hard to maneuver around kerbs and can be quite heavy. It's also difficult to fit into small car boot.

The twin prams, which are side-by-side, tend to be larger and have more flexibility when it comes to seating. They can be used in conjunction with twin infant car seat systems to create an entire travel system. There is one drawback however. Children aren't separated and this can cause snack-stealing or toy fighting.

Tandem prams are initially single buggies, and then be fitted with a second seat in the front, in the back, or beneath. The majority of tandems are designed to accommodate an infant in a bassinet top position and a toddler in the second seat. This is a fantastic and economical option for parents with twins or children of different in age.

Some of the most modern twin prams are able to be folded down to a compact size and are more maneuverable. However, this could limit the amount of storage space available for nappy bags as well as shopping etc. It can also be difficult to lift twin prams into and out the boot of a vehicle, especially if the car is an SUV with a lip you have to lift to allow the pram to go in.