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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

The choice of a newborn pushchair is among the most crucial decisions you make for your baby. The best model will help your little one become comfortable and healthy.

Experts advise that babies sleep flat in order to promote breathing and development. This is why a good pushchair has a lie-flat seat.

Lay-flat seating

Newborns should be able to lie flat in their pushchair for the first six months since it improves their back, growth and breathing. However, not all pushchairs can be rolled flat, so it's essential to verify this prior to buying. A good way to test a pushchair is to ask the salesperson whether you can test it out and see if it can comfortably sleep with your child.

A newborn pram that has a carrycot, cocoon or a seat that is set flat is an excellent choice for young babies. It lets them rest upright while securing their spines and allowing them to breathe normally. Some prams and strollers include a carrycot for infants as standard, while others come with the option of attaching it separately to the frame, and then swapping it for the seat once your baby is old enough.

The majority of experts agree that it is recommended that newborns be in a pushchair that is facing their parents or carrycot that allows them to look directly at their parents, making it easier to monitor and cater to their needs. However many parents are unsure about what direction to take or when their baby should begin to look out into the world.

Travel systems are popular because they allow you to use your newborn's carrycot or cocoon on the frame of the pushchair, and then change to a reclining chair when your child is older. This eliminates the headache of purchasing separate items. Some models also have the option of changing from a single to double pushchairs when your baby grows, giving you flexibility and making it possible to save money by purchasing just one piece of equipment. It is important to check the weight of the travel system both with and without the carrycot. It could be heavier than other pushchairs. This is especially important in the event that you intend to take public transportation or travel frequently with your child. It is also important to check the stability of the travel system, and if it's self-standing when folded. You'll need a stroller that is sturdy and able to handle the weight of a growing infant.

All-terrain models

The best infant pushchairs are those that can handle a variety terrains. This is especially important if you live in the countryside or love to go on country walks and are likely to encounter bumpy ground and uneven surfaces. There are many models specifically designed for this kind of terrain. It is important to examine the chassis to see whether it comes with a suspension system that will allow you to ride on rough terrain. The tyres also need to be considered - if they're filled with air, you might require to carry a pump, or at a minimum, a puncture repair kit with you.

There are a variety of all-terrain strollers on the market. They include models made by the top names in the baby equipment industry. One of the most well-known is the Out n About Nipper V5 stroller pushchair with a good reputation and can be used starting at birth with a carrycot or first-stage car seat (not suitable for overnight sleeping). The air-filled tires of this stroller are perfect for off-road usage and its suspension will help cushion your baby's journey. It's also suitable for jogging once your child is old enough.

Another alternative is the iCandy Core, which can be used in a double or single mode and comes with a large basket that can accommodate up to 10kg of groceries. The front wheels are bigger than those of most single pushchairs, which allows it to maneuver across a wider range of surfaces. It comes with a recliner that can be adjusted to a nearly flat position. It also comes with an infant car seat adapter so that it can be used for an entire travel system.

Another all-terrain pushchair to consider is the Mamas & Papas Ocarro, which is narrow enough for shopping aisles and buses, but has big, rugged tyres that are able to withstand rough surfaces. It comes with a large basket and can also fold with one hand. It's not cheap, however it's important to weigh the pros and cons before making a purchase.

Easy to Manoeuvre

There are a variety of pushchairs. However, when choosing one for your baby, consider the following:

To promote healthy spine development, a newborn baby should be laid flat. Ideally this is done in a pram or carrycot however once they're older, you can change to a pushchair seat and then to an infant seat. A 3-in-1 pushchair, also known as a pram travel system bundle - is ideal because it grows with your child. It typically consists of a frame with a pram/carrycot and a baby seat that attaches to the frame.

You might also look into a reversible device to allow you to use it with the baby facing you, or turn it around and let them explore the world. This will keep them happy and calm. Some models even come with a parent-facing canopy, which allows you to monitor them and keep an eye on them throughout the trip.

The weight of your stroller is an additional aspect to take into consideration. You don't want to lift it on and off public transport or in and out of your car regularly, so check that it's lightweight. It is also important to make sure that the pushchair is small and folds well, so it can fit in the boot of your vehicle.

If you have plans to travel with your family, make sure that the pushchair is simple to maneuver and is easily folded for storage. This is important, especially if you plan to use the pushchair abroad, where customs officials might need to inspect it for safety reasons.

Check if the pushchair is single or linked-handled, and whether it comes with an adjustable height. Single handles are easier to fold and fold more compactly when using single handles. You might want to consider a height-adjustable steering wheels, too, which will be helpful to grandparents who may be able to help with it. The ideal thing to avoid is to be slogging away for hours trying to put together and take down your pushchair while carrying a baby on the back!

Storage space

A basket of sufficient size is essential to store baby's toys and changing kit. Look for a model with a large storage space which is easy to access using the carrycot and doesn't require you to take your baby out of the cot by lifting the lid.

A carrycot is a light portable crib that has a handle and can be connected to a pushchair chassis in order to create a travel system. They are typically used with newborns and are an important component of an "from birth" pushchair. They allow your baby to lay flat, which is better for their lung and spinal development.

A sun canopy is a vital accessory to a pushchair since it protects your child from the elements. Certain models come with sunshades built-in while others have removable, extendable SPF/UPF 50+ canopy. A footmuff is a must as it will help to keep your baby warm during colder weather - look out for models that include one in the bundle or in their accessories range.