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Choosing a Stroller

If your pushchair has been stored away for a while, it could be damp or mildewy. Begin by cleaning away any mould or mildew that has escaped before washing it with soapy lukewarm water and drying the fabric thoroughly outside.

If you are required to maneuver through the stairs or in doorways, then you should look for a stroller that is light and is easy to navigate. The most effective strollers can fold like umbrellas, and are easy to carry with just one hand.

Easy to manoeuvre

Choosing the first set of wheels for your bub can be a difficult task. With such a variety of brands and styles on offer it's easy to become overwhelmed by choice however, you don't want a stroller that slows you down or make life more difficult for you and your family.

The ideal pushchair should be lightweight, easy-to-maneuver and suitable for your lifestyle. It should last, and have a design that you'll love for a long time to be. If you're a runner, you might find that an oblique pushchair the best option, while a three-wheeled pushchair with active hand brakes is ideal for parents who want to stop and get going quickly.

If you're planning to travel with baby, you'll need an infant stroller that is gate-checked at the airport, and then used upon arrival at your destination. Find a model that is light, compact and can connect an infant car seat or carrycot. It should be strong enough to withstand bumpy roads and be able to be snapped into place without taking up much space in the boot of your car.

A pram is designed specifically for infants and newborns and includes a lie-flat seating option so your little one can sleep in comfort for as long as they want. Some are suitable for newborns and come with a carrying cot, while others require that the carrycot is purchased separately. It's important to remember that infants need to lie flat in a pushchair or pram for the first six months to help their lung and spine development.

The Contours Itsy is a great choice for those looking for a light and convenient buggy that can keep up with your busy life. It's over 1kg lighter than Silver Cross' popular umbrella-folding Pop, has a one-handed fold, and then collapses into a cabin size, making it perfect for storage or traveling. Its slim chassis and small hood means there's not as much storage space but it does have a handy pocket, cup holder and padded straps for comfy strolls.

Lightweight

When it comes to choosing a pushchair, the choices are endless. Parents who are new may be overwhelmed by the wide variety of colors, accessories and other features. A movable handlebar is a feature that is often neglected, but it can be extremely useful. This will allow your spouse, children or anyone else using the pushchair to position the height to their preference.

The weight of the pushchair should be taken into consideration. Not only will this make it easier to manoeuvre and maneuver, but it can also be kinder to your back. It is important to remember that the more parts your pushchair parent facing is equipped with the heavier it will be.

One excellent example of a lightweight pushchair is the Babyzen Yoyo2, which folds into a compact and compact size which is easy to store in the car boot or overhead bin. It also comes with extras such as a newborn bassinet or rain cover. This means it can be used from birth until toddlerhood.

The Bugaboo 5 is the ideal stroller for your growing child. This all-terrain pushchair features puncture-proof wheels, so you can tackle any surface including cobblestones and uneven ground. The zero-carbon footprint of the brand makes it an ideal choice for families who want to reduce their carbon footprint.

It's essential to select a stroller that is light and easy to clean. Some can be cleaned using water, while others need specialist 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 free of dirt.

While some stains and odours will always be present but regular cleaning will keep your pushchair looking great. Try adding bicarbonate soda into your washing machine if you're struggling with odours and stains that are difficult to remove. It will neutralise odours and lift dirt that could be left behind by spills or accidents.

Easy to clean

A stroller is often used by toddlers and infants, so there's bound to be lots of dirt, crumbs and stains. The good news is that most parts of a pushchair can be washed, but it's always best to clean these parts on a flat surface, away from the fabric seat. If you are unsure how to clean your stroller use a soft, lukewarm cloth with a small amount gentle soap or detergent. Always test the soap in a non-glaring area prior to moving on. You can also use household objects such as bamboo grilling skewers for getting into the crevices and nooks.

Sprinkle baking soda over the fabric before vacuuming. You can also use this trick to remove smells from your stroller. If you own a hooded jogging stroller, it is essential to clean the stroller regularly and remove any mould or mildew that is loose because it could get trapped in crevices and cracks. You can usually find these brushes in the cleaning section of your local baby shop.

When it comes to cleaning your fabric stroller the most important step is to ensure that you're using a cleaner that is safe for fabric. If you are unsure of the instructions for cleaning your stroller pushchair, make sure you check the website of the manufacturer or the FAQ section on a retailer. For most fabric strollers are safe to machine wash the fabrics on a delicate cycle with cold water. Avoid bleach, tumble-drying or dry-cleaning because they can harm the fabric.

The majority of stroller manufacturers recommend that you treat stain spots with a solution equal parts of water and laundry liquid prior to you wash them. It's also recommended to air dry your fabric stroller in the sun to ensure any remaining damp doesn't get mouldy or prone to shrink.

Before putting your stroller back together it's a good idea to inspect the wheels and brakes for any debris. Small stones and bits of glass can get caught in the wheels, affecting the smoothness of your stroller and the effectiveness of your brakes. Spraying WD-40 onto the obstructed area or using the recommended lubricant recommended by the manufacturer should help.

All-terrain

If you reside in the countryside, or travel off-road on a regular basis, an all-terrain pushchair would be the best option for you. These pushchairs have special features such as sturdy suspension and large, air-filled tyres which can handle rough terrain without puncturing. These pushchairs can keep the front wheel in an upright position, making them much easier to maneuver. They also have more cushioning than traditional strollers and joggers, which helps protect your baby from the bumpy ride.

Another feature to look for in an all-terrain pushchair would be a reclining seat. This will ensure that your child remains at ease throughout the entire journey. Some pushchairs are equipped with a canopy that keeps your child safe from sun. This is a good option for those who are planning to spend much time outside during the summer months.

It's worth buying an easy-to-fold pushchair if you plan to use it regularly. You will save time since you won't have to lift the pushchair in and out of the car. It will also be easier to move the pushchair up and down stairs as well as escalators. You may be interested in a travel system which is a combination of the pushchair and a baby car seat.

There are many all-terrain strollers on the market. These include those from Out 'n' About and UPPAbaby. These pushchairs are designed to to handle a variety of surfaces and include a number of additional features, such as high-performance suspension, a 360-degree lockable swivel front wheel and tyres with a foam-filled, never flat surface. These pushchairs are perfect if you plan to do some off-roading, or running after your baby is old enough.

You can also purchase an all-terrain stroller that is smaller and lighter. These strollers are still capable of navigating a lot of terrain, but they're more compact and easy to maneuver. They are often folded in one hand and stand on their own once they're folded, making them more convenient to use on a regular basis.