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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

The selection of a baby pushchair is one of the most important decisions you'll have to make for your child. The right model will help your baby grow comfortably and be in good health.

Experts recommend that babies sleep flat to aid in breathing and growth. This is why a good pushchair will have lie-flat seating.

Lie-flat seating

For the first six months, newborns should lie flat in their pushchair. This is beneficial for their back development as well as breathing. It's important to make sure that the pushchair you are looking at is able to lay flat. A good method to test a new pushchair is to ask the store assistant whether you can test it out and see if it can comfortably lie down with your child.

A baby stroller that comes with a carrycot, cocoon or a seat that is placed flat is a good choice for young babies. It allows them to sleep in an upright position while securing their spines and allowing them to breathe normally. Some prams and strollers come with a newborn carrycot with them, while others offer the option of securing one separately to the frame and then swapping it for the seat when your baby is old enough.

The majority of experts believe that it's ideal for babies to be in a parent-facing pushchair or carrycot that allows them to gaze directly at their parents, making it easier to monitor and cater to their needs. Many new parents aren't sure which direction to take for their child or when they should let them face the world.

A travel system is a popular choice since it lets you use a baby carrycot or cocoon attached to the frame of a pushchair and then move to a reclining seat when your baby is old enough, avoiding you the hassle of purchasing separate items. Certain models can be converted from a single to a double pushchair, which allows you to save money on equipment and be flexible as your child grows. It's worth checking the weight of the travel system (with and without the carrycot included) as you may find it heavier than other pushchairs. This is especially true if you are going to be taking public transport or traveling frequently with your baby. It is also important to check the stability of a travel system, and if it is free-standing when folded. You'll need a pushchair that is sturdy and able to support the weight of a growing baby.

All-terrain models

The best baby pushchairs are ones that can withstand all kinds of terrains. This is particularly important when you live in the countryside or prefer to go on country walks and are likely to come across uneven surfaces and bumpy ground. The good news is that there are now numerous models specifically designed with this kind of terrain in mind. It is important to examine the chassis and determine whether it comes with suspension systems that can allow you to ride on rough terrain. The tyres also need to be considered. If they're air-filled, you may need to be prepared to carry a pump or at least have a puncture repair kit on you.

There are many all-terrain pushchairs available, including those made by the major brands in baby equipment. One of the most well-known is the Out n About Nipper V5 stroller, which has a great reputation and is suitable starting at birth with a carrycot or first-stage car seat (not suitable for overnight sleeping). Its air-filled tyres are perfect for off-roading and its suspension will assist in cushioning your baby's ride. It's also a great option for jogging when 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 most single pushchairs near me, which makes it easier to maneuver across a wider variety of surfaces. It also has a reclining seat that can be adjusted to a flat position. It is also equipped with an infant car seat adapter, which could be used as a travel system.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro is another all-terrain stroll worth considering. It is narrow enough to fit in the aisles of buses and shops and has big, rugged tyres which can handle rough surfaces. It has a large basket and can fold with one hand. It's not cheap, and you'll have to weigh the pros and cons of buying it before making a decision.

Easy to maneuver

There are a myriad of pushchairs. But, when you are deciding on one for your newborn, consider the following:

To ensure a healthy development of the spine, a newborn baby should be laid flat. This is best done in a pram or carrycot but as they get older you can move to a pushchair, and then to a toddler seat. It is best to opt for the 3 in 1 stroller, also known as a travel system bundle or pram. This allows your child to grow with it. It usually comprises a frame with a pram/carrycot and a baby seat that attaches to the chassis.

You may also want to think about a reversible unit, to be able to use it with the baby facing you or turn it upside down and let them experience the world around them. This will keep them happy and calm. Certain models come with a canopy that is facing the parent and allows you to keep an eye on your child and maintain eye contact during the journey.

The weight of your stroller is another aspect to take into consideration. You don't want to have to carry it on and off public transport or in and out of your car often Make sure it is lightweight. You'll also want to make sure that the pushchair is compact and folds well so that it will fit in the boot of your vehicle.

If you plan to travel with your family members, ensure that the stroller is easy to manoeuvre and can be easily collapsed to store it. This is especially crucial if you plan to take it with you overseas where customs officers may require a closer inspection of your pushchair for safety concerns.

You may also want to consider whether the pushchair comes with one or linked handles and what height it is adjustable to. Links handles are easier to push with just one hand, while single handles allow you to fold it more compactly. Think about a steering wheel that can be adjusted in height to accommodate grandparents who could assist you. You don't want to fight for hours to put together and deconstruct your pushchair with a baby who is heavy on the board!

Storage space

A basket of adequate size is required to store baby's toys as well as a changing kit. Find a model with ample storage space that you can easily access when using the carrycot, and that does not require you to take your newborn out of the cot by lifting the lid.

A carrycot is a light portable cot with some sort of handle that can be connected to the frame of a pushchair to make it a travel system. Often used with newborns and infants, they are an essential feature of an infant pushchair as they let your baby lay flat, which is good for their spine and lung development.

A sun canopy is a vital feature of a buy Pushchair because it can help protect your child from the elements. Some models come with sunshades while others come with removable SPF/UPF 50+ sun canopy. Consider the use of a footstrap to keep your baby warm in colder winter months. Look for models that have one in the bundle or accessories range.