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Buying a New Born Push Chair
A high-end pushchair that's perfect for infants due to the premium fabric and ergonomic support. It's also easy to assemble, and can effortlessly navigate the narrow aisles of a store.
Newborns should ideally lie flat, so opt for a model that has either the car seat/carrycot combination that is suitable from birth. Some have a reversible seat unit that allows you to have your baby either face you or the world.
Safety
A pushchair (also referred to as buggy, pram, or stroller) is one of the most commonly used baby items therefore safety should be a priority when choosing one. Choose the five-point safety harness. This harness secures the child in the seat with five points: two across shoulders two around the hips, two between legs and two in the middle. This system prevents the child from falling out of the seat if it tips over or when driving down or up an incline.
A carrycot or infant car seat / pram and carrycot combo is essential for newborns as they require the ability to lay flat, which helps protect their spine and allows them to fully open their airways. This is essential because it decreases the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Babies born today should not be allowed to travel long distances with a pushchair without this feature, even if it has a reclining seat.
It is also advisable to purchase a stroller that is suitable for babies from the moment of birth. The pushchair must be able to be used with a carrycot that can lie flat or an infant car seat or pram. It should also come with a seat unit that can be completely reversible, to allow the baby to look at either the parent or the world.
Lastly, the wheels of the pushchair must be strong and have an adequate suspension to reduce vibrations and bumps as well as a brake pedal that is easily accessible. Many pushchairs come with pneumatic tyres that absorb shocks better than standard tyres and can run on rough terrain.
Additional accessories like a raincover, shopping baskets or pram changing bags can be useful for everyday use, particularly when you are taking baby to errands in the stroller. Many pushchairs are fitted with a hood that can be put over the baby's head to shield them from sun and the wind. Certain hoods can be adjusted to accommodate the weather.
Comfort
You want a newborn pushchair that is comfortable for both the baby and the parent. This could include padding for the seats and a pushchair that is easy to maneuver and sturdy enough to stand up to rough terrain. You should also consider other features such as storage and protection from the weather. If you intend to use the pushchair for jogging, or off-road adventures, you'll require an all-terrain pushchair with larger wheels that are designed to offer your child the best comfort on the roughest ground.
The ideal baby pushchair will be a pram or a travel system that has the option of a carry cot that allows your infant to sleep in their natural lying down position, which is crucial for the development of a healthy spine and lung. Some pushchairs that are labeled "suitable for babies from birth" require that your child can sit up independently. Check this before you make a purchase.
A bassinet is a different option that provides a compact crib-like area for your baby to enjoy while remaining safe and secure in the pushchair. They are generally more expensive than a standard pushchair or even a travel system, but can be worth the extra expense if your baby is happy to use this kind of seat.
Many pushchairs allow you to 'face the seat' towards you for reassurance or bonding. Or, you can turn your back to explore the world. These are often referred to as parent-facing and world-facing pushchairs. Some pushchairs come with the option of converting from single to double. This means that they can be converted into a double pushchair, without an additional frame.
You'll need a shade for your pushchair on hot days to shield your baby from direct sunlight and to prevent them from overheating. Look for it in pushchair bundles or separately. In colder temperatures, you may wish to include a footmuff that will keep your baby warm and cozy. These are available in a variety of designs, and the majority are machine washable.
Style
It is crucial to pay attention to details when shopping for a new baby pushchair since this is one of the most frequently used products. For example, some models are built to be used on rough terrain, with large wheels and a heavier duty frame. Some are lighter and easy to move, particularly when folded. Some have adjustable seat padding, an extendable SPF canopy and an insulated footmuff for colder climates.
It is recommended that babies lie flat as this aids the development of their spine as well as opening up their airways. It is recommended to use a pram/pushchair that has a carrycot or travel system. Some pushchairs come with a fully reclined seat unit or carrycot and are suitable from the time of birth. Be sure to check if this feature is available as some descriptions only provide a reclining option without mentioning an option for a seat that is lying flat.
Most pushchairs allow you to choose between a parent-facing or a world facing unit. This allows you to select whether your child is facing you for reassurance or bonding, or away from you in order to explore the world. Some models even have both options at the same time!
Many pushchairs come with accessories like shopping baskets and trays to make life easier for parents. Some pushchairs include an inbuilt sunshade that is constructed of UPF50 or SPF+ fabrics. This protects the child from the sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol which can be attached by clamps to the frame of the pushchair or a sunmuff, which is usually included in the bundle or sold as an add-on.
Budget
It's important to spend time researching your options and stay within your budget. Be aware that you will be using your pushchair for a long time and that it's the most frequently used item. You need to pick one that suits your needs and is comfortable both for you and your child.
You might want to think about purchasing a travel set-up, that includes a carry cot and seat. This is the most secure method to transport a newborn, since it guarantees that they lie flat. This is great for protecting their spinal development and opening their airways. Newborns should be carried in a lying position until they are six months old.
Some pushchairs can be used from birth and also have a seat that reclines fully to a flat position. This is important because it protects a newborn's growing spine and allows them to rest comfortably during long trips. It's important to know that not all pushchairs labelled "lie-flat" actually offer a fully flat position. You should check this prior to buying.
Look for a model with a large basket for all the baby's essentials and other items. The basket should be easy to access and you shouldn't have to struggle to carry your shopping in or remove your baby's carrycot.
Wheels also differ between models. Some models come with wheels that can be locked, swivelled, or fixed to help you maneuver the pushchair. Other models have larger wheels which are more stable on rough terrain, or are equipped with PU tyres which are designed to be puncture resistant.
Take note of the size of the handlebar, and if it can be adjusted to your height. Lastly, you need to ensure that the egg pushchair sale folds enough to fit into your car's trunk or onto public transport. Certain models, such as the Joie Vinca has a one-handed fold which was highly reviewed by our MFM home testers and was awarded the Gold Award in previous MadeForMums awards.
A high-end pushchair that's perfect for infants due to the premium fabric and ergonomic support. It's also easy to assemble, and can effortlessly navigate the narrow aisles of a store.
Newborns should ideally lie flat, so opt for a model that has either the car seat/carrycot combination that is suitable from birth. Some have a reversible seat unit that allows you to have your baby either face you or the world.
Safety
A pushchair (also referred to as buggy, pram, or stroller) is one of the most commonly used baby items therefore safety should be a priority when choosing one. Choose the five-point safety harness. This harness secures the child in the seat with five points: two across shoulders two around the hips, two between legs and two in the middle. This system prevents the child from falling out of the seat if it tips over or when driving down or up an incline.
A carrycot or infant car seat / pram and carrycot combo is essential for newborns as they require the ability to lay flat, which helps protect their spine and allows them to fully open their airways. This is essential because it decreases the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Babies born today should not be allowed to travel long distances with a pushchair without this feature, even if it has a reclining seat.
It is also advisable to purchase a stroller that is suitable for babies from the moment of birth. The pushchair must be able to be used with a carrycot that can lie flat or an infant car seat or pram. It should also come with a seat unit that can be completely reversible, to allow the baby to look at either the parent or the world.
Lastly, the wheels of the pushchair must be strong and have an adequate suspension to reduce vibrations and bumps as well as a brake pedal that is easily accessible. Many pushchairs come with pneumatic tyres that absorb shocks better than standard tyres and can run on rough terrain.
Additional accessories like a raincover, shopping baskets or pram changing bags can be useful for everyday use, particularly when you are taking baby to errands in the stroller. Many pushchairs are fitted with a hood that can be put over the baby's head to shield them from sun and the wind. Certain hoods can be adjusted to accommodate the weather.
Comfort
You want a newborn pushchair that is comfortable for both the baby and the parent. This could include padding for the seats and a pushchair that is easy to maneuver and sturdy enough to stand up to rough terrain. You should also consider other features such as storage and protection from the weather. If you intend to use the pushchair for jogging, or off-road adventures, you'll require an all-terrain pushchair with larger wheels that are designed to offer your child the best comfort on the roughest ground.
The ideal baby pushchair will be a pram or a travel system that has the option of a carry cot that allows your infant to sleep in their natural lying down position, which is crucial for the development of a healthy spine and lung. Some pushchairs that are labeled "suitable for babies from birth" require that your child can sit up independently. Check this before you make a purchase.
A bassinet is a different option that provides a compact crib-like area for your baby to enjoy while remaining safe and secure in the pushchair. They are generally more expensive than a standard pushchair or even a travel system, but can be worth the extra expense if your baby is happy to use this kind of seat.
Many pushchairs allow you to 'face the seat' towards you for reassurance or bonding. Or, you can turn your back to explore the world. These are often referred to as parent-facing and world-facing pushchairs. Some pushchairs come with the option of converting from single to double. This means that they can be converted into a double pushchair, without an additional frame.
You'll need a shade for your pushchair on hot days to shield your baby from direct sunlight and to prevent them from overheating. Look for it in pushchair bundles or separately. In colder temperatures, you may wish to include a footmuff that will keep your baby warm and cozy. These are available in a variety of designs, and the majority are machine washable.
Style
It is crucial to pay attention to details when shopping for a new baby pushchair since this is one of the most frequently used products. For example, some models are built to be used on rough terrain, with large wheels and a heavier duty frame. Some are lighter and easy to move, particularly when folded. Some have adjustable seat padding, an extendable SPF canopy and an insulated footmuff for colder climates.
It is recommended that babies lie flat as this aids the development of their spine as well as opening up their airways. It is recommended to use a pram/pushchair that has a carrycot or travel system. Some pushchairs come with a fully reclined seat unit or carrycot and are suitable from the time of birth. Be sure to check if this feature is available as some descriptions only provide a reclining option without mentioning an option for a seat that is lying flat.
Most pushchairs allow you to choose between a parent-facing or a world facing unit. This allows you to select whether your child is facing you for reassurance or bonding, or away from you in order to explore the world. Some models even have both options at the same time!
Many pushchairs come with accessories like shopping baskets and trays to make life easier for parents. Some pushchairs include an inbuilt sunshade that is constructed of UPF50 or SPF+ fabrics. This protects the child from the sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol which can be attached by clamps to the frame of the pushchair or a sunmuff, which is usually included in the bundle or sold as an add-on.
Budget
It's important to spend time researching your options and stay within your budget. Be aware that you will be using your pushchair for a long time and that it's the most frequently used item. You need to pick one that suits your needs and is comfortable both for you and your child.
You might want to think about purchasing a travel set-up, that includes a carry cot and seat. This is the most secure method to transport a newborn, since it guarantees that they lie flat. This is great for protecting their spinal development and opening their airways. Newborns should be carried in a lying position until they are six months old.
Some pushchairs can be used from birth and also have a seat that reclines fully to a flat position. This is important because it protects a newborn's growing spine and allows them to rest comfortably during long trips. It's important to know that not all pushchairs labelled "lie-flat" actually offer a fully flat position. You should check this prior to buying.
Look for a model with a large basket for all the baby's essentials and other items. The basket should be easy to access and you shouldn't have to struggle to carry your shopping in or remove your baby's carrycot.
Wheels also differ between models. Some models come with wheels that can be locked, swivelled, or fixed to help you maneuver the pushchair. Other models have larger wheels which are more stable on rough terrain, or are equipped with PU tyres which are designed to be puncture resistant.
Take note of the size of the handlebar, and if it can be adjusted to your height. Lastly, you need to ensure that the egg pushchair sale folds enough to fit into your car's trunk or onto public transport. Certain models, such as the Joie Vinca has a one-handed fold which was highly reviewed by our MFM home testers and was awarded the Gold Award in previous MadeForMums awards.