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11 Ways To Completely Redesign Your Pushchair
What to Look For in a Pushchair

A pushchair can be used from the beginning of a child’s life. It could be a pram or stroller and comes with a variety of features that parents will be thrilled to look at in their new pushchair.

Look for a seat with multiple recline positions as well as a five-point harness to ensure your child's safety. It will often include an infant carrycot frame that fits an infant car seats.


Safety

The most important thing to take into consideration when selecting the best pushchair for your child or toddler is safety. It is vital that the pushchair comes with a five-point safety harness that is securely fastened. The harness should be able to fit snugly around the child's waist, shoulder and between his legs. It should also come with buckles that can be easily attached and removed. Handlebars should be placed to stop children from slipping off the seat.

A pushchair must also have a wide base to ensure stability and must be free of any hazards such as sharp or curved edges that could lead to injuries. Some pushchairs include a lock for the wheels which is ideal for off-road use, as it will stop the wheel from slipping off. Brakes are also important and should be easily accessible. They should be simple to use and have an effective lock. Some pushchairs come with wrist tethers for extra security.

Prams, strollers, and buggies must be used with care and regularly inspected. Do not overload the prams or buggies with unnecessary baggage and ensure that you keep the 5-point safety harness on and secure. Parents should ensure that their children don't play with the fold-away mechanism and that they keep their fingers away from any areas in which they might get caught.

A lot of pushchairs come with the option of a bassinet or carrycot that can be removed. This is ideal for newborns who need to sleep on their backs. This is especially important due to the possibility of SIDS. Babies who are in a straight position for too long can have breathing problems because they are unable to breathe when they are in a scrunched up position.

A few manufacturers offer single and double pushchairs that are suitable for a range of age groups. Some of these can be converted into prams by using an adapter or by rearranging the seat unit. It is crucial that prams or pushchairs made for older children have an adjustable backrest that is fully reclined as babies will need to lay flat until they reach around six months old.

Convenience

A pushchair should be easy to maneuver even in tight spaces. It should be able roll over different surfaces, like grassy paths or paved ones. Some models come with suspension that gives the smoothest ride for your child, and also reduces the stress on their joints.

A pushchair may contain storage space under the seat, which is ideal for storing spare clothes, changing bags and water bottles. Some have a canopy to protect baby from the sun or wind. Some are made with an integrated handle that makes it easier to push with one hand, while others have one handle that can be adjusted to suit different sizes.

Many pushchairs let you move your child either toward you, for reassurance, or away from you, so that they can explore the world. This is an excellent feature for newborns and infants.

Some pushchairs are suitable for use from birth if they have a seat that is able to lie flat and a safety harness that is appropriate. Make sure the description of the pushchair clearly states that it can be used from birth and includes a fully reclined seat to allow your baby to sleep in a lie-flat position, which is crucial for their development.

Pushchairs can usually fold into a compact unit which makes them easy to put in your car or at home. With the addition of a car seat or carrycot they can be used as a part of a travel system.

A pram is also known as a baby carriage, bassinet or a baby carriage. It is specifically designed for infants and newborns. It features a flat sleeping area to allow your baby to sleep, which is essential for their spinal and lung development. A pram can also be a great choice for toddlers and older babies, from around six months.

Comfort

Comfort is key when buying a baby's pushchair. It will be used for many years and is one of the most expensive purchases you'll ever make. Many models have comfortable seat padding as well as handles that can be adjusted to meet the heights of parents. This allows you to steer the pushchair, and lessens stress on your shoulders and arms particularly if you've been carrying baby around all day!

It is recommended that infant babies lie flat to sleep and some pushchairs provide the option of sleeping flat. It's essential that this is available to ensure that your baby is getting the best quality sleep for their health and development. Newborns do not have the strength in their necks to stand upright for long periods of time and this can interfere with their breathing, so it's crucial that they are able to sit comfortably in a flat position.

Some pushchairs that are 'from birth' come with a bassinet, carrycot, or baby hammock you can use to support and sleep your newborn. They can be more expensive but the extra cost is worth it to ensure your baby is safe and secure in the early years of their life.

A canopy with a ventilated design is another essential feature to look for when choosing the best pushchair. It will keep your baby cool and comfortable during outdoor excursions. This will improve their health and wellbeing and also help them sleep better.

A lot of pushchairs come with a range of storage compartments and baskets that provide ample space for all of your baby's necessities. This is perfect for storing toys and clothes to keep your child entertained on their walks. It will also spare you from having to carry around extra bags when you go out.

Most pushchairs let you choose the direction your baby faces either towards you (rearward) or facing the world (frontward). Some models also have the option of a carrycot that is attached to the frame. It is possible to easily transfer your baby from the car to the pushchair, without causing any disruption to him.

If you are planning to travel with your child then a lightweight pushchair will be a necessity. It's easier to carry and put in a car boot or at home. It's also easier to maneuver in busy places and on public transport.

Accessories

There are numerous accessories for pushchairs available that will make life easier and more convenient with your child. Shades and raincovers are available to fit comfortably on the top of the pushchair and create a protective barrier to keep your baby dry and protect them from harmful UV radiation. Other useful accessories are a footmuff (which can be purchased in the pushchair bundle, or sold separately) shopping baskets, as well as pram changing bags.

Travel systems are another common accessory that lets you attach your car seat with stroller. This makes traveling with your child a whole lot easier as it allows you to keep them secure and is a great choice for parents who frequently use public transportation.

Consider the number of reclining and turning positions you need when choosing the right stroller. The majority of pushchairs have a reversible seat, allowing you to change the direction your child faces. This is especially useful for infants who are instructed to lay flat to assist with their breathing and growth. It is also advisable to find a pushchair that can change the seat from a parent-facing position to forward facing at the push of a button, since this can be helpful when your child becomes a bit older and you'd like to to monitor them.

travel stroller looking for are the type of wheels that your pushchair has and whether these are fixed, swivel or lockable. The size of the wheel can also differ. Larger wheels offer a smoother ride. It is also worth determining whether the pushchair comes with pneumatic tyres or the most recent technology, PU tyres. They offer all the advantages of air tyres, but without the danger of punctures.

It is also important to consider the fold function and weight of your pushchair, since this can affect the ease of store and transport. Some models fold in a small size and can be stored in the trunk of your car or in the overhead compartments of public transport.