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Cheap Prams

It's based on your budget, your lifestyle and the needs of your child if you choose a pram (or stroller). Consider how you will use it on a daily basis, and the amount of storage space you have at home as well as in your car.

This package comes with the pushchair and a carrycot and a Stratus (0-6m) car seat. It's also strong and attractive.

Cost

The prams in our list of the top 10 prams for value in Australia are reasonably priced and come with many features for the money. The ABC Design Salsa 4 for example is a modern model equipped with swivel wheels on its front and a reversible unit to let you select the direction your baby will be facing. The large air-filled tires and the integrated suspension allow for the smoothest ride, even on rough terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket that can fit nappies as well as a bag of food items.

The Xplory X is a fashionable and comfortable pram from Stokke. It's available in a variety of muted colors, and its quilted cotton and brushed twill fabrics look smart. The padded seat with head pillow and chest pads is comfortable and the bassinet features an elegant curvature that feels more like a crib as opposed to the traditional pram. The pram isn't the most affordable, but it offers great value with its luxurious feel and many features like the coffee cup holder or an extended sun canopy.

The Mamas and Papas Ocarro is a premium option that is suitable for toddlers and infants. The seats that can be reversible, as well as the fully-reclinable carrying cot, let you to adjust the baby's position according to their mood. The hood can be lowered to the floor to provide complete coverage and a cozy snooze, while the compact fold is simple to maneuver and is easy to put away.

Some prams come with a car seat and carrycot and some require you purchase them separately. One exception is this stylish and robust 'travel system' by Baby Jogger, which saves your time and money by bringing all the components you need in one package. It includes an adjustable carrycot that can lie flat with a pushchair and a Graco Isofix base - all you need to get started.

The most suitable prams for infants are those that allow them to lay flat, which increases oxygen saturation and supports a healthy spine and hip development. The prams listed in this buying guide have an adjustable seat that can be used from birth, and a few models can be converted into a double so that you can accommodate twins or siblings.

Durability

The purchase of a pram is among the most expensive purchases you'll make as a new parent and it's one of those baby products that needs to stand up to a lot of use. So it's important to choose one that is able to withstand everything from shiny floors to bumpy cobblestones. Our testers tried the most recent products from the top brands on city streets, country trails, and even off-roading.

A quality pram will also provide comfort to your baby. That means a soft seat liner as well as a padded harness that is easy to adjust. It should also be able to recline to different positions and come with a large shopping basket to fit in your groceries, your change bag, and a few essentials for your child. Also it should be easy to fold away so that you can stow it away in your car easily or get on a bus with ease.

The iCandy Peach 7 is the pram that has passed all of our tests. This sleek travel system is everything you'd expect from a premium stroller. It's suitable from birth thanks to the carrycot that comes with it and converts seamlessly into a twin pushchair with car seat as your child grows older. It comes with a variety of premium features like plush padding, a large shopping basket and puncture-proof tyres. It is easy to maneuver with its lightweight aluminium frame.

This is not expensive, but if you have the money, it's an excellent purchase. It's incredibly comfortable for your baby and, with three reclining settings, is ideal for babies who nap at the go. It also has an extra-large sunshade and hood that is easy to keep clean. Plus, it can be folded with the seat or bassinet still attached so it's a real space saver. Its ability to can handle all kinds of terrain means you'll be capable of taking your baby anywhere from the high street to the countryside, and everything in between. The iCandy Peach 7 is definitely worth the money.

User-Friendliness

A pram needs to be simple to use in order to keep you and baby happy while out on walks. It's important to pick a pram that folds easily and is easy to take out of the car and onto public transport. It must also be comfortable for both you and your baby.

A quality pram should be able to fully recline into a lying-flat position for babies (this is essential since your baby's lungs might not be developed enough to handle an upright seat). If you plan to travel a lot, you should look for a travel set which includes a footmuff as well as a car seat. This will reduce your expenses and time compared to buying each piece of equipment in its own.

It's also worth considering whether you're looking for a pram compatible with the car seat or capsule which makes it easier to take your baby out in the winter, as well as and from the airport. However, if you don't think you'll be making use of these additional pieces you should consider a stroller with a bassinet that detaches so it can be used from the time of birth.

The last thing to do is take a look at the size of your shopping basket. Can you fit several bags of groceries in it? The best basket is a large, spacious one. Also, make sure your pram isn't too heavy to lift into the car's boot and then on or off public transport.

Chloe is a Digital Reviews Coordinator and Writer on the Immediate Media Parenting Team. She has the distinction of a First Class Honours degree in Psychology. She is passionate about helping parents find products that aid their children's development. She scoures the market to discover the most recent and top family-friendly products that range from sleep aids with high-tech technology to playpens. She has been an editor for parenting for 15 years and has a wealth knowledge on everything from infant seats to maternity clothes. She is also a mother of three. Her tips on choosing the right pram come from her personal experience and extensive research into the industry. She carefully chooses the best products from a wide range of prices for inclusion in our buying guides to ensure there's something for everyone.

Style

It's important to make sure that the pram you choose is the best one for your child. Can it be easily navigated through the narrow aisles of shops and can it withstand cobblestones? You should also consider the space available in your car and home to store it, as well as whether it's easy to fold away when not being used.

You should take your time when selecting a pram. You might still need it in a few years. Find a style that doesn't get old and pick a color that will be easy to mix and mix and match with other accessories such as changing bags and a baby carrier.

Fortunately, there are plenty of stylish strollers on the market that provide great value for money. Our expert testers have put the most recent models from the leading brands to the test and discovered some real winners.

The Mamas and Papas Ocarro premium pushchair is suitable from birth and has an advanced suspension system that allows it to take on any surface with ease. It's simple to put together and, although it's not the smallest pram on the market, it's compact enough for use in smaller spaces and is easy to fit through doorways. The hood can be adjusted to almost the level of the ground to give your child an intimate and cozy space for sun protection or naps. Its puncture-proof tyres ensure an easy ride, and the chassis feels solid as well as secure and safe.