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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

If you're expecting a baby it's worth purchasing a stroller that will last. Look for models that fold down to an elegant size, are easy to manoeuvre and come with the appropriate accessories.

For newborns, a pram that offers a full lying flat position is crucial as lying completely flat helps in the development of the lung and spinal cord. Newborns can also be placed in a carrycot or cocoon that is attached to the chassis of the pram.

The right pram for you.

It is crucial to choose the correct pushchair or pram for your child. There are a variety of aspects to consider, including size and weight, storage options, safety features and the overall appearance and feel of the pram.

Take into consideration your lifestyle. If you are frequent users of public transportation then a compact and lightweight stroller might be the best option. For families who enjoy walking or hiking, an all-terrain pram may be more suitable for trails and rough terrain. If you plan to travel, you might prefer a travel stroller that can be folded down to fit inside the overhead luggage compartments on flights.

Decide if you'd prefer a four- or three-wheeled pram. Three-wheeled strollers are more stable on rough surfaces. Four-wheeled models can carry heavier loads and provide better maneuverability. It is recommended to visit shops where you can test-drive prams. This will give you an idea of how they move, and whether they are easy to push.

When you decide what kind of pram you want to purchase You should choose one that is compliant with Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five-point safety harness and a locking brake system, and an adult tether that can be used to keep children tight in the event of a pram tipping over.

It's also worth thinking about adding additional accessories to your pram, such as an earplug or sun canopy. A sun canopy can protect your baby from the sun's rays and prevent overheating. It's also important to check that the canopy is rated with a UPF 50+ sun rating.

Another thing to think about is the possibility of a changing bag. A changing bag can be an ideal way to carry your baby's essentials. It usually has many pockets and compartments that are ideal for snacks, toys and nappies. Based on the type of pram you choose it might come with an adjustable changing mat that can be folded out of the bag to make quick and simple diaper changes. Look for a changing mat that has a soft lining and, most importantly, if it is waterproof.

Convertible prams

If you're looking for one pushchair that grows with your family convertible prams are a excellent choice. They typically start as single prams but with the option of adding a second child or a carrycot and can be able to take car seats if necessary. These models offer a huge range of options and are typically the most popular option for parents with growing families.

These prams have a stylish look, but are also light and easy to maneuver. Some also have a large canopy for superior UV protection and plenty of storage space. They are great for errands, and also getting to and from the park.

The Joolz Geo 3 is a sleek, easy-to-use and sturdy pram that is ideal for infants all the way to toddlers. It's available in a broad range of colours and has an extensive list of features that include 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 alternative is another option is the Cybex Gazelle, which can be used as a double or a single with a cot or seat. It can be used as a kidboard for children who have siblings or friends. It is a breeze to move even when loaded with food items and children.

Take a look at the egg2 if you're looking for a stylish and budget-friendly double pram. It's elegant in design and comes in a variety of different colours. It can be used as a twin pram with seats in combination and the carrycot for infants from birth to four years old.

Another great option is the Bugaboo Donkey 5. The latest version is easier to fold and steer than its predecessor. It is also more durable, and has a bigger basket. The cocoons can be attached together to create a twin pram. If you require an additional child seat you can easily add the bassinet or car seat.

Side-by-side prams

If you're expecting twins, or have a toddler and a new baby, a high-quality double pushchair can make family outings much more enjoyable. Also called tandem prams, these are the kind that allow your children to sit side-by-side and look at each other. They are also a bit wider than single-to-double strollers yet still manageable through kerbs and up.

They can also have an attachment at the front of the stroller to accommodate a third child. It's often referred to as a Joey Seat and is an excellent way to keep children in close proximity while allowing them to have an overview of the world around them. If you're thinking about this option, make sure to verify if the model you're interested in is equipped with this feature. There are plenty of options out there such as the Valco Baby Trend Duo twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio stroller.

Many parents opt for twin strollers because they can be used from birth. They can accommodate babies in carrycots as well as toddlers in their seats. Some are designed to be double buggies while others, like the Cybex Venus Twin can convert into a single stroller with large undercarriage baskets - useful for children who are 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 for the addition of a second seat so that you can add a third child. The hood was too short for my friend's tall child but it is an excellent choice for parents with older children.

It's likely to be heavy when you have two children one in a carrycot, and the other in the seat. Be sure to check the weight of the entire pushchair including any seats or carrycots. This could be a major issue for certain families. Certain models have limits on the weight of the seats/carrycots as well as a maximum frame weight which can help you decide what's best for your family. The Joolz Geo 3 Twin, for example has a maximum weight of 16kg per seat.

Twin prams

Parents of two children of the exact same age will require twin prams. There are numerous double travel systems on the market. They differ in design and cost, however all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams usually feature a seat that is over the other and a canopy in between. These types of prams have become popular because they provide a plenty of shade and shield from the elements. They also have hoods with peek-a-boo that let parents keep a close eye on their children. This type of twin pram is hard to maneuver around kerbs, and can be quite bulky. It is also hard to fit in a small car boot.

The twin prams, which are side-by-side, are usually wider and have more flexibility when it comes to seating. They can be used in conjunction with twin infant car seats so they create a complete transport system for newborns and toddlers. They do have one downside, however. The children are not separated, and this could lead to snack-stealing or toy fights.

Tandem prams are initially single buggies, and then be equipped with a second chair in the front, back or underneath. The majority of tandems are made to accommodate an infant in a bassinet in the top position and an infant in the second seat. This is an excellent and cost-effective option for parents with twins or children of different in age.

Some of the most modern designs of twin prams can be folded down to a very small size and are much more maneuverable. However, this could limit the amount of storage space available for nappy bags and shopping, etc. It can also be difficult to lift a twin pram in and out of the boot of a car, especially if it is a sedan-style vehicle that has a lip that you have to lift the pram set up over in order to get it into.