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What to Look For in a Pram Pushchair (Olderworkers.Com.Au)

A stylish pram which is fashionable and practical. It's simple to put together, can convert into a double and features a big storage basket.

A fantastic travel system that makes it easy to 'future-proof' by adding the appropriate car seat and carrycot. Plus it folds neatly with one hand and is free-standing when folded.

Seat

A pram is likely to be one of the most frequently used pieces of baby equipment that you purchase therefore it's essential to ensure it's comfortable for your young one. Make sure you choose a model with adjustable handlebars, a comfortable seat padding, and a recline function so you can put your child to bed. Make sure that the pushchair features an 'parent facing (or rear facing) or 'world-facing' setting for children who want to see more of what's going on around them.

The Graco Near2Me features a neat feature that lets parents keep their child close and keep eye contact. Jaya, our parent tester has praised this as an excellent option for infants and double pram And Pushchair newborns.

It is important to think about the overall size of the pram when choosing one, since you do not want it to take up too much space in your car trunk or your living area. To ensure that it is suitable, choose a model which can be folded and collapsed into a compact size. Check how easy it is to do this and read reviews (like those on MadeForMums) for a real idea of how easy or difficult it is to manoeuvre fold, store and store.

A high-quality pram should be able to lay flat when folded. This will ensure that your baby has a fully supported lie down during the first six months, which is essential for their development. Check that the pram you're interested in can do this, and that it can be used with a car seat, should it be required.

Wheels

The wheels of a pushchair are what makes it move and provide your child the mobility they need. There are three wheel types: rubber, foam, and EVA (harder plastic type). Each has its pros and cons based on the purpose you intend to use your pushchair for.

The most popular type of rubber wheel is the and offer excellent grip on all surfaces. The only drawback is that they can be punctured if inflated too much with the pump of a car tyre. This is not a frequent issue and is usually caused by who has inflated the wheels too much. This type of wheel is usually used on all-terrain buggies and running pram buggies.

PU or Polyurethane Wheels are stuffed with foam, so they are lighter than rubber tires. They also don't offer the same shock absorption capabilities and can feel more harsh on rough concrete surfaces. They are seen more on strollers than prams and are generally the lowest cost option.

EVA or Ethylene vinyl Acetate, is a material that has some properties of rubber and is lighter. It can be used in place of PU or rubber to keep it in good condition and also to reduce the overall weight of your pram.

A strong and reliable brake system on your pram is a must and can protect your child, you and other pedestrians. Most pushchairs come with brake pedals located at the rear of the chassis. It can be activated by pressing a lever or button on the handlebars, or by pressing down with your feet. The brakes should be simple to operate and should lock when you press them. Some pushchairs have brakes on the middle wheel for added stability and control.

Carrycot

The carrycot is a light portable cot that connects to the frame of the pushchair. It is a fantastic option for babies up to six months old, as they require a flat position and be able to breathe, which is crucial for their spinal and lung development. A pram with a carrycot is a fantastic choice for parents who are limited in space or have a small car boot or who use public transport a lot.

Some prams are equipped with a carrying cot that folds into the frame. This lets you easily change between the seat and carriage modes. This is an excellent option for families who have limited space in their car or frequent public transport. It can save you time and energy. The iCandy YOYO2 is an example of this and has scored well with MFM home testers, and also winning Gold in our previous MadeForMums awards. It's also a great choice for parents who are who are on a tight budget, as it's affordable yet looks and feels high-end as well as being sturdy, lightweight and compact when folded.

If you're in search of a high-end single-to-double folding pushchair that is suitable from birth and can be used with a carrycot, the Mountain Buggy Twin Plus is the ideal choice. This pram comes with a lay-flat carrycot plus fabric slings, fabric seats and an infant cooon to offer the perfect sleeping solution for your twins.

It's also a soft light-steering, quick and nippy rider, which is ideal for urban areas. It's easy to navigate through busy streets and pavements when you're on the move. Plus, it's incredibly easy to install and comes with lots of accessories like rain cover, footmuff and hood.

Canopy

A pram canopy is perfect to protect your baby from the elements and providing a cosy spot for them to relax. It also helps prevent sunburn and heat stroke by blocking out the harsh rays of the sun. Some models come with an open or mesh back section that you can detach to keep an eye on the snoozer's tiny eyes.

In winter, a hood can be an excellent way to shield your baby's delicate skin from the elements and rain. Some models come with rain covers that can be easily put over the canopy of the pram and secured using poppers. You can also buy an umbrella that is attached by magnets to the pram and folds away when not in usage.

Whichever model you choose, pushchair or pram, selecting the right model is a huge choice and one which you will be using regularly for years to come. As your baby grows and develops, you'll want to ensure they are safe and comfortable throughout every trip. A quality pushchair or pram should be able to support their gentle spine and keep them from getting tired during long walks or bumpy rides.

It's worth noting that pushchairs tend to be more orientated towards babies and infants, as they often include a bassinet or carrycot to enable you to lay them flat, while pushchairs are generally more versatile and can be converted into a seat as your baby gets older. If you're struggling to decide what kind of pram or pushchair is best for your needs, our experienced team is here to assist - give us a call or visit our store.

Stores

There are a variety of options for storage for prams, dependent on your budget as well as the space available. If you have space sheds are an excellent option to shield your pram from damage resulting from the weather and keep it out the way when not being used. It is also a good option when you live in an area with frequent rainfall or snow.

A shed is usually constructed out of metal or wood and is equipped with a door that permits easy access. It may also have locks and other security features. Another option that is popular is a garage, which will shield you from the elements and also be near your vehicle, if that's what you use.

If you don't have a garage, or shed, you can keep your pram in a closet within your home. It will be hidden and you won't see it when you enter the house or nursery. However, it may be difficult to access if have guests coming over.

To maintain your pushchair it's best to clean it frequently. This will keep it looking amazing and free of stains and mildew. Begin by vacuuming the hood using an attachment that is small, or rinsing in cool, soapy water. You can then apply a gentle sterilizing agent or a fabric brush to clean any stains. Be sure to dry the fabric outside to stop mould and mildew from spreading. You can also buy a cleaner to get rid of the most stubborn stains and make your pushchair appear like new.