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Choosing the Right Prams Pushchairs

If you're a parent facing pram-to-be it's worthwhile buying a baby stroller that will last. Find models that fold down to an attractive size, are easy to manoeuvre and come with the right accessories.

For newborns, a pram that offers a full lie flat position is essential since lying flat assists with spinal and lung development. Newborns can also be accommodated in cocoons or carrycots that can be attached to the chassis of the pram.

The right pram

A pushchair or pram is a thing that children will spend much time in, so it's important to choose the best one for their requirements. There are a number of factors to consider, such as the weight and size storage options, safety features as well as the overall appearance and feel of the pushchair.

Take into consideration your life style. If you are a frequent user of public transport then a compact and lightweight stroller could be the ideal option. For families who love walking or hiking, an all-terrain stroller may be more suitable for rough terrain and trails. If you're planning on travelling with your child, you may want to opt for a travel pram that folds compact enough to fit in an overhead cabin luggage space on flights.

Decide if you'd prefer a four-wheeled or three-wheeled pram. Three-wheeled models are more stable on rough surfaces, but four-wheeled models offer greater maneuverability and are able to carry greater weight. It's a good idea to visit shops that let you test drive prams, since it will give you a feel for the way they move and how easy or difficult they are to push.

When you've decided on the type of pram you're looking to purchase It is important to search for one that is compliant with the Australian Product Safety Standards. This includes a five-point safety harness, a locking mechanism on the brakes and an adult tether strap that can be used to keep children in a safe place if the pram tips over.

Think about adding accessories to your pram, such as a sun canopy or a footmuff. A sun canopy protects your baby from the sun's rays, as well as to prevent overheating. Check that the canopy is UPF 50+ rating.

A changing bag is a different thing to consider. A changing bag is an ideal way to carry all your baby's essentials, and it'll usually have plenty of pockets and compartments for snacks, toys and nappies. Depending on what brand of pram you select it could come with a changing mat that could be removed from the bag to make quick and easy diaper changes. Find a changing mat with a soft inner lining and, most importantly, if it is waterproof.

Convertible prams

If you're looking to purchase a triple pushchair that grows with your family convertible prams are a great option. These are typically single prams, but they can be upgraded to include an additional seat as well as a carrycot or car seats. These models are very flexible and are the most popular option for parents with a growing number of children.

These prams have a stylish design, but are light and easy to maneuver. Some come with a huge canopy that provides great UV protection and plenty of storage. They are great for running errands or getting to and from the park.

The Joolz Geo 3 pram is a sleek and robust stroller that is easy to maneuver. It's suitable for infants through toddlers. It's available in an extensive variety of colors and comes with numerous features such as a five-point security harness and locking wheels. It's also spacious and has a seat that makes it comfortable for older children.

Another option is the Cybex Gazelle that can be used as a single or double with a seat or cot. It can even accommodate a kid board for siblings or friends. It moves like a dream even when it is loaded with groceries and multiple children.

Check out the egg2 if you're searching for a stylish and affordable double pram. It's stylish design and comes in several different colours. It can be used with an integrated seat and carrycot for infants between four and five years old.

Another great option is the Bugaboo Donkey 5. The latest version is easier to fold and steer than its predecessor. It's also more durable and comes with bigger shopping basket. The cocoons can be positioned together to create an equilateral pram. And if you need a third seat, it's simple to add an extra car seat or bassinet.

Side-by-side prams

If you're expecting twins or have a toddler and young baby, a high-quality double pushchair can make family trips much more enjoyable. They're also referred to as tandem strollers and let your children sit together and see each one another. They are also a bit wider than single-to double strollers, yet still manageable up and down kerbs.

The attachment can be positioned on top of the stroller for the third child to be able to sit. This is called a "joey seat" and is an ideal method of keeping children close while allowing them to explore the world. If you're thinking of this option, make sure to verify if the model you're considering includes this feature. There are plenty of options out available, including the Valco Baby Trend Duo twin stroller or Zoe Twin Trio stroller.

Many parents opt for twin strollers because they can be used from the time of birth. They can fit babies in carrycots as well as toddlers in their seats. Some are built as double buggies, but others such as the Cybex Venus Twin can convert into a single stroller that has an ample undercarriage basket that is handy for when your children are old enough to walk.

You can also consider a side by side pram, like the Phil & Teds Vist v2 double. It's sturdy and offers plenty of storage space and a second seat so you can add a third child. The hood was too short for my friend's tall toddler, but it's an excellent choice for older kids.

It's going to be heavy when you have two children one in a carrycot, and the other in a seat. So do check how much the entire pushchair (including any seats / carrycots) weighs before purchasing because this could be a problem for some families. Some models have an upper weight limit for seats and carrycots, as well as a maximum frame weight that will help you decide which is best for your family. The Joolz Geo 3 Twin, for example has a maximum weight of 16kg for each seat.

Twin prams

Twin prams are a necessity for parents with two children of the same age. The good news is that there is a huge choice of double travel systems available on the market, which differ in cost and style but all come with safety features.

Inline twin prams typically have one seat on top of the other with a canopy in between. These types of prams are popular because they offer lots of shade and protection from the elements and many also have peek-a-boo hoods which let parents monitor their kids. However, this type of twin pram may be difficult to manoeuvre between kerbs, and is often quite bulky making it difficult to fit into small car booties.

The twin prams that are side-byside are usually wider and have more room for seating. They can be used combination with twin infant car seat systems to create a complete travel system. However, they do have a downside in that children are not separated, which can result in snack theft and toy fights between your children.

Tandem prams start as single buggies. They can be upgraded to include a second seat in the front, back or underneath. Most tandems come with an upper bassinet and a toddler in second position. This is an excellent and economical option for parents with twins or children of different age groups.

Modern twin prams are smaller and easy to maneuver. However, this could reduce the amount of storage space available for nappy bags, shopping etc. It is also difficult to lift twin prams into and out of the boot of a vehicle, especially in the case of an SUV with a lip that you need to lift up to allow the pram to go in.