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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

It's worth investing money in a pram if you're expecting a child. Look for models that fold up to a neat size and are easy to move and have the right accessories.

A pram with a fully flat lying position is ideal for newborns. This is because lying completely flat promotes lung and spinal development. Newborns can be accommodated by a carrycot, cocoon or a pram chassis that permits them to lie flat.

The right pram for you.

A pushchair or pram is a thing that children will spend many hours in, which is why it's crucial to select the right one to meet their needs. There are a number of factors to consider, such as the weight and size storage options, safety features and the overall appearance and feel of the pushchair.

Think about your lifestyle: If you use public transport often, a lightweight and compact stroller could be best. Families who love to hike or walk might find an all-terrain folding stroller better suitable for rough terrain. If you're planning on travelling and you're planning to travel, you may want opt for a travel pram that folds down small enough to fit into the overhead luggage compartment on flights.

Choose if you want a stroller that is four or three-wheeled. Three-wheeled strollers are more robust on rough surfaces. Four-wheeled models can carry heavier loads and offer greater maneuverability. Visit shops where you can test-drive prams. This will provide you with an idea of how they move, and whether they are easy to push.

After you've determined what kind of pram you're looking to purchase It is important to search for one that complies with Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five point safety harness as well as an electronic locking brake system, and an adult tether that can be used to hold children tight in the event of a pram tipping over.

Think about adding accessories to your pram such as a sun canopy, or a footmuff. A sun canopy can help protect your baby from the sun's rays and prevent overheating. It's also important to check that the canopy has a UPF 50+ sun rating.

A changing bag is another thing to think about. A changing bag is a great option to carry all of the necessities for your baby and usually comes with plenty of pockets and compartments for toys, snacks and nappies. Depending on what brand of pram you choose it might come with a changing mat that can be removed from the bag to make quick and easy diaper changes. Look for a changing mat with a soft lining, and preferably if it is waterproof.

Convertible prams

If you're looking to purchase a pushchair twin that grows with your family, convertible prams are a great option. They usually start out as single prams but with the option of adding a second child or carrycot and be able to take car seats, if needed. These models are extremely flexible and are the most popular option for parents with growing children.

These prams sport a fashionable design, but are lightweight and easy to maneuver. Some models have a big canopy that provides great UV protection, as well as plenty of storage. They are ideal for running errands, or for getting to and from parks.

The Joolz Geo 3 pram is a sleek and sturdy stroller that's easy to maneuver. It's suitable for infants to toddlers. It's available in an extensive range of colours and has many features, including a five-point safety harness and locking wheels. It's also incredibly spacious and has a high seat height to make it suitable for older children.

Another great alternative is the Cybex Gazelle that can be used as a double or a single with a cot or seat. It can also accommodate a childboard for siblings or friends. It's a breeze even when loaded with food and children.

Look into the egg2 if looking for a stylish and budget-friendly double pram. It's elegant in design and comes in several different colours. It can be used as a an integrated seat and carrycot for infants up to four years old.

Bugaboo Donkey 5 is another great option. The latest version of this bestselling stroller is more streamlined than its predecessor, making it easier to control and fold. It's also more durable and comes with bigger shopping basket. The cocoons can be attached side by side to create a twin pram. If you're in need of an additional seat, you can add an extra car seat or bassinet.

Side-by-side prams

A good quality double folding pushchair will make family outings easier regardless of whether you have twins or a young baby. Also known as tandem prams they let your kids sit side-by-side and view each other. They're generally larger than single-to-double strollers yet they are still easy to maneuver, even when going up and down kerbs.

They can have an attachment on the front for a third child that's often called a joey seat and is an excellent way to keep children close while also giving them a view of the world around them. If you're thinking of this option, be sure to confirm that the model you're looking at includes this feature. There are plenty of options out there, such as the Valco Baby Trend Duo twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio stroller.

Twin prams are a popular choice as they can be used from birth and can accommodate newborns in their carrycots as well as toddlers in their seats. Some are fitted as double buggie, however others, like the Cybex Venus Twin convert into one buggy, with an ample basket underneath the seat. This is useful when your child is old enough to walk.

You could also choose an asymmetrical pram, such as the Phil & Teds Vist v2 double. It's sturdy and comes with a lot of storage with the option of the addition of a second seat so that you can fit a third child. The hood was a little short on my friend's tall toddler, but it's a great choice for older kids.

Anything that can carry two children is likely to be a bit heavy, especially if using it with a baby in a carrycot and a toddler in a seat. Examine the weight of the entire pushchair including the seats and carrycots. This could be a problem for some families. Some models have limits on the weight of the seats/carrycots and a maximum overall frame weight that will help you decide which is 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 need twin prams. There are a variety of double travel systems on the market. They differ in design and cost, however all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams typically include a seat on top of the other, with a canopy between. These types of prams are well-liked because they offer plenty of shade and protection from the elements. Many have peek-a-boo hoods which let parents monitor their kids. This kind of twin pram is hard to maneuver around kerbs, and can be quite heavy. It's also difficult to fit into a car's boot.

The twin prams, which are side-by-side, are typically larger and offer more flexibility in seating. They can be used in combination with twin infant car seats to create a complete travel system. However, they have a downside in that children are not separated which can result in snack theft and toy fighting between your children.

Tandem prams are initially single buggies. They can be upgraded to include a second seat in the back, front or underneath. Most tandems are designed with an infant bassinet on the top and a toddler sitting in the second position. This is a very versatile and cost-effective option for parents with twins or children with different age groups as it prolongs the lifespan of your buggy.

Modern twin prams are more compact and easier to maneuver. This could reduce the space available for nappy bag storage and shopping. It can be a challenge to lift twin prams into and out the boot of a car, particularly if the car is one with a lip you have to lift to get the pram in.