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Buying a New Born Push Chair

A high-end Pushchair Deals that's perfect for babies due to its luxurious woven fabrics and a comfortable seat. It is also easy to assemble and easily navigate narrow store aisles.

Select a model with the carrycot, or a combination of car seats and a carriercot that is suitable for babies. Some models have a reversible seating unit so you can choose to have your baby either face you or the world.

Safety

The pushchair, also known as a stroller or buggy, is one of the most frequently used baby products. Safety should be a top priority when choosing a pushchair. Choose the five-point safety harness. The harness secures the child in the seat using five points that connect in a central locking system - two across the shoulders and two between the hips and the legs. This system prevents the child from sliding out of the seat in the event that the vehicle tips over, or when driving up a kerb that is steep.

For infants, a carrycot or infant prams, car seats and carrycots combination is essential. They need to be able to lay flat. This is to protect their spine development and allows them to breathe fully. This is crucial because it lowers the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Babies born today should not be allowed to travel long distances with a pushchair without this feature, even if it has the option of reclining seats.

It is also recommended to buy a baby pushchair that is suitable for the time of birth. The pushchair must be capable of being used with a carrycot that is able to lie flat or an infant car seat or pram. It should also have a seat unit that is fully reversible so that the child can face either the parent or the world.

Finally, the wheels of the pushchair should be sturdy and have good suspension to minimise bumps and vibrations as well having a brake pedal that can easily be reached. Many pushchairs feature pneumatic tyres, which absorb shocks better than conventional tyres. They can also run on rough terrain.

Other accessories like a raincover, shopping baskets or changing bags for prams can be useful in everyday use, especially when you are running errands with your baby in tow. Many pushchairs are fitted with the option of a hood that is pulled down over the baby's head, thereby shielding them from the sun and the wind. Certain hoods can be adjusted to suit the weather.

Comfort

When it comes to infant pushchairs you want one that is comfortable for baby and parents. This could mean padded seats, easy to move around and durable enough to withstand rough terrain. It is also important to consider other features such as storage options and protection against weather. If you plan to use the pushchair for jogging or off road adventures you will require an all-terrain pushchair that has larger wheels that are designed to offer your child the most comfort on the roughest ground.

The best baby pushchair will be a pram or a travel system that has an cot with a carry-on, allowing your infant to rest in their natural lying down position, which is crucial for good lung and spine development. Some pushchairs and buggies marketed as suitable from birth will actually require your child to be able to stand independently before they are able to be used, so always check this before buying.

A bassinet can be used to create a cot-like environment where your child can relax while remaining secure and safe in the pushchair. These seats are usually more expensive than a pushchair or travel system. But, if your child is content in the seat, it could be worth the expense.

Some pushchairs let you "face the seat" toward you for reassurance or bonding. Or, you can turn your back to explore the world. They are often known as parent-facing or world-facing pushchairs. Some pushchairs come with the option of converting from single to double. This means they can be converted into a double pushchair, without an additional frame.

In hot weather, you will want an umbrella for your pushchair to protect your baby from the sun and to prevent overheating. Find it in pushchair bundles or separately. In colder weather you might want to add a footmuff, which will keep your baby warm and cozy. They come in a variety of styles, and most can be washed in the washing machine.

Style

When shopping for a new pushchair, it's important to look at the finer details, especially as it will be among your most frequently used baby products. Some models are built for rough terrain, and have bigger wheels and a sturdy frame. Some are lighter and are easier to maneuver especially when folded. Some come with adjustable seat cushions, an extensible SPF canopy and the footmuff to keep you warm in colder weather.

It is recommended to lay newborns flat, as this aids in the development of their spine and opens their airways. This can be achieved using the use of a carrycot and pram or a travel system. Some pushchairs come with a fully reclined seat unit or carrycot and are suitable from the time of birth. It is essential to confirm whether this feature is present as some descriptions simply refer to a reclining seat, without clarifying this is a lie-flat option.

Most pushchairs let you select between a parent-facing or a world facing seat unit. This lets you select whether your child is facing you for reassurance or bonding or away from you in order to explore the world. Some even have both options at the same time!

Many pushchairs come with accessories such as shopping baskets and trays to make life easier for parents. Some have an integrated sunshade, which is usually constructed from UPF or SPF 50+ fabrics to help protect the baby from the sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol that can be attached using clamps to the frame of the pushchair, or a sunmuff, which is often included in the bundle or sold as an add-on.

Budget

It's important to take time to research your options and adhere to your budget. Remember that you will use your pram for a long time and it's the most frequently used item. You should pick one that fits your lifestyle and is comfortable both for you and your child.

Consider purchasing a travel system that includes a carrycot as well as a seat. This is the safest method of transporting a baby since it makes sure they sleep flat. This is ideal for protecting their spinal development and opening up their airways. Newborns should be transported lying flat until they reach the age of six months.

Some pushchairs can be used from birth, and have a seat that reclines fully to a flat position. This is crucial because it protects a baby's spine as it develops and allows them to rest comfortably on long trips. It is important to remember that not all pushchairs labelled "lie-flat" actually provide a completely flat position. You should check this before purchasing.

It is also worth looking at an option with a big shopping basket, which will be essential for storing all the necessities of your baby's items. The basket should be simple to access and you should be able to fit your shopping in without struggling or having to take your child from the carrycot.

Wheels can also vary between models. Certain models have wheels that can be locked, swivelled, or fixed to aid in maneuvering the pushchair. Some have larger wheels, which can be more stable on rough terrain, or have PU tires that are made to be puncture-resistant.

Take note of the size of the handlebar, and whether it is adjustable to your height. You should also make sure that the pushchair folds down to fit in your car, boot or on public transport. Certain models, such as the Joie Vinca has a one-handed fold that was highly rated by our MFM home testers and has earned it a Gold Award in previous MadeForMums awards.