Guide To Good Prams: The Intermediate Guide Towards Good Prams

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A pram, also known as a pushchair, stroller or Sling, is the main method of transport for infants and toddlers. A good pram combines comfort, safety and design to make walking enjoyable for the whole family.

The R for Rabbit Poppins Joy Stylish Baby Stroller is a fantastic stroller for newborns and 3-year-old kids. The reversible handle lets you to tilt the seat so that your child can look at either you or the world around them.

Comfort

Your baby should be at ease when you're out with them. The good news is that there are prams made to ensure your little one does not feel anything.

All the prams listed in this guide allow your baby to lie flat. This is essential for babies as it increases oxygenation and strengthens their spine and hips. They also come with seats that can be changed to a more upright position when your baby is old enough to sit.

For a luxurious feel, the Venicci egg2 provides a warm cocoon feel for your newborn with smooth, curved lines and a bucket-shape seating that does not recline to a lying-flat position, but it does have an upholstered liner and mattress. It's also lighter than most pushchairs prams, weighing under 8kg. However, it has a sturdy frame with grained leather details and tyres with air-filled tires that are puncture-proof.

The Minu V2 is a great option if you're looking for something with a similar design but at a price that is lower. The swish-looking, one-hand steer model isn't as lightweight than some of the other prams we've tested but it has an impressively big storage basket and an extendable hood with UPF 50+ protection to keep your baby protected and shaded.

If you're a first-time parent we suggest you look into a travel system bundle that includes a pram and a car seat that are attached to the same frame. This makes it easier for parents to transfer their child from their car to the pram without having to wake them up. The Bugaboo Dragonfly is a great example of a stylish and functional travel system pram that converts easily from a'pramette' that lies flat to a triple pushchair for toddlers, compatible with the Graco I-Size car seat.

Safety

The pram should be fitted with a five-point safety harness that will ensure your baby's safety. It should also have no gaps between their head and legs that are likely to get caught. The straps should be cushioned and easy to adjust as they expand. Examine the buckles on your harness to ensure they are not damaged and show signs of wear. A lot of children are hospitalized every year due to injuries caused by strollers strollers or prams. Tipping over is the most common cause of these injuries. Even the sturdiest prams can fall over if you hang bags to the handles or if a child who is wriggling can get in or out of the seat without harnesses being secured.

Another reason for injuries is falling from the stroller or pram. If a baby's harness is not fastened properly it could cause them to fall from the stroller, causing neck or head injuries. This is why it is vital to make sure that the harness buckle is always secured.

Some good prams also have an adjustable canopy that can shield your baby from the sun in both directions. This is a great feature because it will prevent having to wake your child awake when you change their position in the pram, or when you are in and out of shops. Other handy features include a tray for snacks and drink holders for your baby or toddler, a basket for shopping underneath the seat, and a handlebar that locks into position when you're not using it.

Do not leave a baby asleep in a pram without being within reach. Babies can be prone to wiggle while asleep and can cause them to roll out of the stroller or pram. This could result in suffocation and strangulation. A pram or a stroller is not a substitute for the cot. It should only be used for short periods during the daytime.

The majority of prams require you to disassemble them in order to fit them into the car's boot so it's an excellent idea to familiarize yourself with this process before purchasing one. Also, check how easy it is to get the various sections back together before putting them into place.

Durability

A pram should be able to stand up to the wear and tear of many years. You should ensure that your baby's pram is able to handle slippery walks as well as a variety of car trips. You should ensure that your pram is a colour or print that will not date easily so that you don't appear like you've lost fashion.

The best prams are made from high-quality materials and are built to last. So, look for strong and durable materials, robust wheels, and a well-designed suspension system. The most reliable prams feature a compact fold so they can be easily stored in your garage or the boot when not in use.

All the prams in this list allow a baby to lay flat, which is crucial for infants since it increases oxygen saturation levels and supports the development of their hips and spine. Many are designed to adapt to your child's needs and some featuring a carrycot, or a fully reclined seat that can be clicked on and off the frame when your little one outgrows it.

If you are purchasing a pram for the very first time, a travel system that comes with the carrycot as well as car seats could be of interest. Our parent tester Jaya was a fan of the Graco Near2Me system that she used with her 10-month old son. It is a revolutionary feature that allows you to raise and lower your child with the touch of one button. This allows you to maintain eye contact with them and keep them close.

The Bugaboo Fox 3 is another option that our tester Jess Bird tried with her two babies Effie and Boden (pictured above). It's a pushchair that can be transformed from a single pushchair into double, with 30 different configurations. It also features the sun canopy which can be extended and puncture-proof tires. It's not cheap, but you can use it for more than one child if needed and, like our winner the iCandy Orange 3, can be used from birth with the included carrycot.

Style

Newborns must lay flat as often as they can to help develop and increase the oxygen level in their lungs, so it is essential that all prams support this. Some models allow for an all-flat position by using a carrycot that can be fully reclined, whereas others feature a seat that can recline to a horizontal position.

The Graco Near2Me works great for both as our parent tester Jaya discovered when she tried it on her child who was 10 months old. She loved the fact that she could raise and lower her baby at the touch of a button and keep him in sight and still maintain eye contact and a closeness.

The frame is perfect for nipping around town, and the puncture-proof tires allow you to take it off the road or on rough terrain. It's also a good choice if you're planning on having another child in the near future since it can easily be converted from a single pushchair to a twin or double pushchair.

The Bugaboo Dragonfly is a stylish, high-end option that is both stylish and comfortable. It's suitable for babies as it comes with a carrycot that can be rolled flat and is compatible with a car seat when purchased separately. It is able to be folded with the carrycot still in place This is something that not all prams have. This reduces time and makes it more convenient to use.

The pram's luxurious fabric, spacious basket, and puncture-proof tires are things you'd expect to find on a premium model, but the sleek frame makes it easy for you to maneuver on various terrains. This is an excellent choice if you live in the city and have to navigate narrow streets or congested paths frequently. It's not cheap, but its versatility and quality could save you money in the long run by avoiding the need for a separate toddler stroller. You can choose from a wide range of colors to match your style.