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What to Look For in a Pram Pushchair A stylish stroller that is both fashionable and practical. It's easy to put together, can convert into a double and has an enormous storage basket. A brilliant travel system that makes it easy to be 'future-proof' by incorporating a compatible car seat and carrycot. It folds effortlessly and quickly with one hand, and it stands up when collapsed. Seat It is likely that your child will be using the pram frequently, so it is important that it is comfortable. Look for models that have adjustable handlebars, comfortable seats padding and a recline feature to allow you to put your child to bed. It is also important to ensure that the pushchair can be set to be 'parent facing' (or rear-facing) or 'world facing', in case your child is older and would like to see what is happening around them. One of the cool features on the Near2Me by Graco is the ability to bring your child to you by pressing the button, allowing parents to keep eye contact with their baby and keep them close. This is a fantastic option for babies and infants and was loved by our parent tester Jaya as a great way to make your child feel loved and loved. When selecting a pram you should consider the overall size. You don't want to worry about it taking up too much space in your car or home. To ensure it's suitable, choose a model which can be folded and collapsed into a compact size. You can check the ease or difficulty it is by reading reviews (like those found on MadeForMums). A quality pram must be able to lie completely flat when folded, making sure that your baby has a fully supported lie down throughout the first six months, which is essential for their development. Make sure the pram you're looking at is able to do this and that it can be used with a car seat in the event that it is required. Wheels The wheels move the pram, and offer your child a smooth ride. There are three wheel types – rubber foam, and EVA (harder plastic type). Each wheel type has its pros and cons depending on the way you plan to use your stroller. Rubber wheels are the most common and offer excellent grip on all surfaces. They can be punctured using a car tyre compressor to inflate them too hard. This isn't a typical problem, and is usually caused by over-inflating the wheel. This type of wheel is usually used on all-terrain buggies, as well as running buggies. PU or Polyurethane Wheels are filled with foam, making them lighter than rubber tires. They don't have the same shock absorbing ability and can sometimes feel more harsh on rough concrete surfaces. They are more commonly found on prams than strollers and are the most affordable option. EVA, or Ethylene vinyl acetate, is a plastic material that shares some of the properties of rubber and is also lighter. It can be used in lieu of rubber or PU to keep it in good condition and also to reduce the overall weight of your pram. It is crucial to have a reliable brake system in your stroller. This will protect you as well as your child and other pedestrians. The majority of pushchairs have brake pedals that are located on the rear of the chassis and can be activated by pressing a button or lever on the handlebars, or by pushing down with your foot. The brakes should be easy to operate and should be locked immediately after you press them. Some pushchairs have a brake on the middle wheel for extra stability and control. Carrycot The carrycot is a simple-to-use portable cot that can be affixed to the chassis of any pushchair. It's ideal for babies and infants between six and six months old. age, since they need to lie flat to develop their spine and lung capacity. A carrycot in a pram is a fantastic choice for parents who are limited in space, have a small car boot or use public transport a lot. Some prams come with an integrated carrycot that folds into the frame of the pushchair so you can easily swap between carriage and seat modes. This is a great choice for families with an insufficient car boot or who use public transport frequently. It will save you time and energy. The iCandy YOYO2 is an example of this and has scored well with MFM home testers, as well as winning Gold in our previous MadeForMums awards. It's also a great option for parents who are on a tight budget, as it's affordable yet has a premium look and feel and is strong, light and compact when folded. If you're in search of a high-end single-to-double pushchair that's suitable from birth and can be used with a carrycot, the Mountain Buggy Twin Plus is the ideal choice. The pram comes with a lay-flat carrycot, fabric sling seats and a baby cooon to provide the ultimate sleeping solution for your twins. It's also a light lightweight, smooth-rider that is ideal for urban environments, so you can easily navigate busy roads and pavements while on the go. It's also extremely easy to set up and comes with lots of accessories like rain cover, footmuff and hood. Canopy A pram canopy is great to protect your baby from the elements while providing a cosy spot for them to relax. It is also great for preventing heat stroke and sunburn by blocking out the harsh rays of the sun. Some models feature an open window, or you can unzip the back mesh so that you can keep an eye on your little snoozer without disturbing them. A hood is especially useful in winter too it allows you to protect your baby's delicate skin from the cold wind and rain. Some models come with a rain cover that can be easily popped over the pram's canopy, and secured with poppers. You can also buy a separate umbrella that attaches via magnets to the pram and is easy-to-fold away when not in usage. Your pram or pushchair for a number of years to come, so choosing the best one is a critical decision. As your baby grows and develops you'll want to ensure they are safe and comfortable throughout every journey. A good pram/pushchair will ensure your baby's spine is supported and keep them at ease during long walks and bumpy rides. Pushchairs can transform into a seat when your baby grows older. They're more flexible than prams. If you're struggling to decide which type of pram or pushchair is best for your needs, our knowledgeable team will be happy to assist by giving us a call or visit our store. Stores There are a variety of options for pram storage, depending on your budget and the space available. If you have the space sheds are the ideal option to shield your pram from damage resulting from the elements and keep it out of the way when not in use. This is an excellent option in areas that experience frequent rain or snow. A shed is made of metal or wood, and is equipped with a door that permits easy access. visit this backlink could also come with locks and other security features. Another popular option is a garage, which will shield you from the elements and will be close to your vehicle, if that's the option you choose. If you do not have garage space, you can keep the pram in the closet of your home. It will be hidden and you won't see it when you walk into the house or the nursery. However, it could be difficult to access if you have guests visiting. You'll have to clean your pushchair if you want to keep it maintained. This will ensure that it looks great and free of mildew and stains. To clean a hood, begin by vacuuming it using a small attachment or rinsing it in cool soapy water. You can then use a gentle sterilising agent or a fabric brush to remove any stains. Be sure to dry the fabric on the outside to prevent mildew and mould from spreading. You can also purchase an item that can help remove the most stubborn stains and make your pushchair look like new.