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Choosing a Stroller

If your pushchair was kept in storage for a while it may be damp or mildewy. Begin by removing any mildew or mould that is loose before washing the fabric in cool soapy water, and drying thoroughly outdoors.

Choose a light stroller that is easy to move around in case you frequently take and get off public transport, or need to get around stairs and doors. The best ones fold up like an umbrella and can be carried using just one hand.

Easy to manoeuvre

It can be a challenge to pick the right set of wheels for your baby. With such a variety of brands and styles on offer it's easy to be overwhelmed by the options However, you shouldn't choose a stroller that will slow your pace or make life more difficult for your family and you.

The ideal pushchair should be lightweight and easy to move around suitable for your needs. It should last and stylish. It should also have a design that you'll love for many years to come. If you're a running enthusiast, a jogger-style stroller may be the best choice. A three-wheeled stroller that has active hand brakes is great for parents that like to stop and get going quickly.

If you plan to travel with your child, you will need a stroller for travel. It can be checked for gate-accessibility at the airport and used when you arrive at your destination. Find a light model that folds down compactly and the option of tying on an infant car seat or carrycot. It should be sturdy enough to withstand the rigors of bumpy roads and be able to snap into place quickly without taking up too much space in your car's boot.

A pram is made specifically for infants and newborns and includes a lie-flat seating option so your little one can sleep comfortably for as long as is possible. Some are suitable from birth and come with a carrycot while others require a carrycot that must be purchased separately. It's worth remembering that newborns need to lie flat in a pushchair or pram for the first six months to help their lung and spine development.

If you're looking for a basic light and comfortable buggy that can keep up with your busy lifestyle The Contours Itsy is a tough one to beat. It's 1kg lighter than Silver Cross' popular umbrella-folding Pop, has a one-handed fold, and then collapses to the size of a cabin luggage, making it perfect for storage or traveling. The slim chassis, the small hood and lack of storage are the main negatives. However, it comes with cups with padded straps, as well as pockets.

Lightweight

When it comes to selecting a pushchair, the choices are endless. Parents of new babies may be overwhelmed by the variety of colors, accessories and accessories. A movable handlebar is a feature often ignored, but can be extremely useful. This allows your partner as well as children and anyone else who uses the pushchair to position the height to their preference.

The weight of the pushchair should also be considered. This will make it easier to maneuver, and also gentler on your back. It is important to remember that the more parts your holiday pushchair contains the heavier it will be.

The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a good example of a light-weight pushchair. It folds up into the size of a compact bag, which can be easily stored in a car trunk or overhead bin. It's also available with a variety of extras including a bassinet for newborns and a rain cover, meaning it can function as a pram from birth up to toddlerhood.

The Bugaboo 5 is the ideal stroller for your growing child. This all-terrain pushchair features wheels that are puncture-proof, which means you can take on any terrain including cobblestones, uneven ground. The company's zero-carbon footprint policy makes it an ideal choice for families looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

When you're choosing a lightweight pushchair, it's a great idea to make sure it's easy to clean. Some can be cleaned with water while others require special cleaners. Use disinfecting wipes to clean any hard plastic or metal parts of the pushchair. This will ensure that all germs are eliminated, and the surface is clean.

While some odours and stains are inevitable but regular cleaning will keep your stroller looking fresh. If you've struggled with stubborn stains or odours, try adding bicarbonate of soda to your wash. It will neutralise odours, and lift dirt left over from accidents or spills.

Easy to clean

A stroller is frequently used by toddlers and babies, so there's bound to be plenty of dirt, crumbs and staining. The good news is that most parts of a pushchair can be cleaned, however it's best to clean these components on a flat surface and away from the seat. If you are unsure how to wash your stroller use a soft, mild cloth with a tiny amount of detergent or soap. Test the soap on an inconspicuous area before applying it. You can also use household objects such as bamboo grilling skewer to get into the nooks and crevices.

Sprinkle baking soda over the fabric before vacuuming. This method can also be used to remove smells from your stroller. If you have a hooded stroller, it is important to clean the stroller regularly and remove any loose mildew and mould because it could get trapped in crevices and cracks. These brushes are typically found in the cleaning area of your local baby store.

When it comes to cleaning your fabric pushchair the most important thing to do is to make sure you're using a cleaner that is safe for fabric. If you're unsure of the requirements for cleaning the particular stroller you have you should check the manufacturer's website or a retailer's FAQ page for instructions. For most strollers with fabric you can machine wash the fabrics in a delicate cycle using cold water. However, avoid using bleach, tumble drying or dry cleaning since they could damage the fabric.

The majority of stroller manufacturers suggest that you spot treat stains by using a mixture equal parts water and laundry liquid before you wash them. You should also air-dry the fabric stroller outside in the sun to stop any moisture that remains from becoming mouldy or susceptible to shrinking.

It's a good idea to check the brakes and wheels prior to making your stroller. Small pieces of glass could get stuck in the wheels, affecting the smoothness of the stroller's movement and how the brakes work. Spraying WD-40 over the obstruction area or using the recommended lubricant by the manufacturer should aid.

All-terrain

If you reside in the countryside, or go off-road frequently, an all-terrain pushchair would be the best choice for you. These pushchairs are equipped with special features such as a sturdy suspension system and large air-filled tyres which can withstand rough terrain without causing damage. These pushchairs can lock the front wheel into a straight-forward position, making them much easier to maneuver. They tend to be more cushioned than strollers that are more traditional and joggers. This will protect your child from the bumpy ride.

A reclining seat is a further feature to look for in an all-terrain pushchair. This will help to ensure that your child is comfortable throughout the entire trip, whether you're in the city or exploring the countryside. Some pushchairs also come with a canopy to keep your child safe from the sun. This is a good idea if you plan to spend lots of time outside on the sun-soaked day.

It's worth buying an easy-to-fold pushchair should you intend to use it regularly. This will help you save time when it is time to move the pushchair in and out of your car. It will also make it easier to get the pushchair up and Pushchair Features down stairs or escalators. You may be interested in a travel system which is an amalgamation of the pushchair and a baby car seat.

There are many all-terrain strollers on the market. They include the models from Out 'n' About and UPPAbaby. These pushchairs are designed to be able to take on a variety of terrains and include a number of additional features, like high-performance suspension, a 360-degree swivel lockable front wheel and tyres with a foam-filled, never flat surface. These pushchairs are great if you plan to do some off-roading or jogging once your baby is old enough.

You can also buy an all-terrain stroller that's slightly lighter and smaller. These strollers can manage a variety of terrains, however they are smaller and easier to maneuver. They can be folded with just one hand and stand on their own when they're folded, making them more practical to use on a daily basis.