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Top 5 Folding Strollers

Strollers are essential baby equipment that can provide comfort and value during the precious first years of a child. It's an investment that will last many years and numerous children.

To select the ideal stroller, consider the ease of folding. Modern strollers can fold in one pull, but the process differs between brands.

Easy to fold

If you're a mom-to-be seeking a stroller that is easy to fold and take down, look no further than the UPPAbaby G-Luxe. It's a compact pushchair with a one-hand folding system. It's also lightweight and easy to slip into the boot of your car.

Its one-hand fold is made possible by an lever on the handle and a ring at the back of the stroller. To ensure a smooth one-hand fold, the handle and ring need to be perfectly timed. Most strollers require that you fold them prior to going through security, so check your particular model's instructions for more specific information regarding folding your stroller. Also, remember that you might need to check larger strollers by hand at some airports. If this is the case, you should pack a carry-on bag to safeguard your stroller while traveling.

Easy to store

If you're looking for a light pram that feels just as premium as bigger models but takes up less space You could consider the Triv from Nuna Baby. It's not the smallest or lightest pram and travel system on our list, but it's a breeze to fold and maneuver and comes with loads of features you might expect to only find in higher-end strollers.

It's also designed to fit a bespoke carrycot (which can be used from birth) or a baby's moses bag, which means you can transform it into an entire travel system and use it for a longer time than other smaller prams would allow. Plus, it's smooth over all terrains and has plenty of extra storage space.

The larger prams from UPPAbaby have always been known for their huge shopping baskets but, with the G-Luxe they've managed to incorporate this functionality into a compact design. The only problem is that it can be difficult to fold due the tinny handle/ring combination which needs to be timed perfectly. It's still a great choice however, particularly because it can easily expand to a twin pushchair by using the YOYO Connect seat.

Easy to manoeuvre

Despite not being the heaviest or smallest pram, this model from Silver Cross is surprisingly easy to navigate. It's ideal for families that are growing since it can be used from birth to toddler using the newborn bassinet, a pack or a car seat, and even comes with a buggy board for older children. It's also smooth over most terrains, and is more robust than many lighter compact prams. Popular with celebrities This is a top pram set with plenty of child-friendly features. It's a joy to drive and is particularly manoeuvrable when you activate the front locking wheels that swivel. It's also very easy to fold.

Easy to clean

When you've got a buggy that has been through a lot of activity, the occasional deep clean is essential. A dirty pram is not just unhygienic to your baby and their surroundings, but it can also harbour germs. And if you're planning on using your pram for more children or selling it down the track, a clean stroller will look its best for as long as possible.

Most prams have the manual that includes cleaning instructions. It will usually contain specific instructions on how to clean and maintain various components. If it doesn't provide such a guideline, you can look online for suggestions.

The first step for cleaning a pram is to remove all fabric components (seat baskets, canopy, etc.)) and wash them as suggested by the manufacturer. Washing these items in soapy, warm water is essential as hot or cold water could damage the fabric. It is important to let the fabric completely dry before attaching it again.

Apart from washing the pram, it's an excellent idea to regularly check your pushchair for any signs of wear or loose screws. This will prevent the pram becoming unstable or damaged, which could pose a risk to your child's safety. A quick inspection of the brakes, locking mechanisms, and harness will ensure they're tight and in working order. It's also a good idea to occasionally give your frame and wheels a light spray of lubricant to keep them running smoothly.

It's worth investing in an infant liner or cover that will give you an additional layer of protection against spills and staining. They can be easily cleaned and removed to ensure that your stroller stays in good condition for a longer period of time. You can also upgrade your stroller by purchasing a new set of seats, wheels, or sun canopy to freshen it up and match it to your little one's outfit. You can also apply a touch-up marker to smooth any scratches or scrapes in the frame of your stroller, particularly black prams which show dirt very quickly.