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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

Choosing a pushchair newborn is one of the most important choices you make for your baby. The right model will allow your baby to develop into a healthy and comfortable.

Experts advise that young babies should sleep flat to aid breathing and development. This is why a quality pushchair should have a lie-flat seat.

Seating with a lie-flat

For the first six months of their life, babies should be laid flat in their pushchairs. This is good for their back development and breathing. It's important to make sure that the pushchair you're looking at is able to lay flat. Ask the store assistant to allow you to try the pushchair and check if your baby is at ease in it.

A newborn pram that has a cocoon, carrycot or a seat that is set flat is an excellent choice for young babies. It allows them to rest upright while securing their spines and allowing them to breathe normally. Some prams include an infant carrier, while others permit you to attach a carrier separately to the frame. When your baby is older, you can swap it for the seat.

Most experts agree that newborns should be placed in a carrycot or pushchair facing their parents. This allows them to be able to see their parents in a direct manner and allows their parents to monitor their needs as well as monitor their infant. However many new parents are unsure about what direction to choose or when their baby should start facing out into the world.

A travel system is a popular choice as it allows you to use a newborn cocoon or carrycot that is attached to the frame of a pushchair, and then switch to a reclining seat once your baby is old enough, avoiding you the expense 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 allow for flexibility as your child grows. It's worth checking the weight of a travel system (with and without the carrycot included) as you may find it heavier than other pushchairs, especially when you're going to use public transport or travel frequently with your child. You should also check the stability of the travel system and if it's free-standing when folded. You'll want a strong and secure pushchair that will support the weight of your growing baby.

All-terrain models

The ideal baby pushchair is one that is designed to withstand all kinds of terrain. This is particularly important if you live in the countryside or prefer to take walks in the countryside and are likely to come across bumpy ground and uneven surfaces. There are numerous models specially designed to handle this kind of terrain. The key thing is to determine how strong and robust the chassis is, and if there's a suspension system to assist in the journey on rough terrain. The tyres also need to be considered - if they're filled with air, you might need to be prepared to carry a pump, or at least have a puncture repair kit on you.

There are a number of pushchairs that are all-terrain, including those made by the big names in baby equipment. One of the most popular is the Out n About Nipper V5 stroller with a good reputation and is suitable from birth with the carrycot or the first-stage car seat (not suitable for sleeping at night). The tyres with air-filled tires are ideal for off-road use and its suspension can help to cushion your baby's ride. It's also a great option for running once your child is old enough.

The iCandy Core is another option. It can be used as a single or double pushchair, and it comes with a huge basket which can hold up 10kg of food items. Its front wheels, which are larger than those on the majority of single pushchairs make it easier to maneuver over a wide variety of surfaces. It also has a reclining seat that can be adjusted to a nearly flat position. It also comes with an infant car seat adapter so that it can be used as a travel system.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro is another all-terrain walk worth taking a look at. It is narrow enough to fit into the aisles of shops and buses and has big, rugged tyres which can take on rough terrain. It also has a huge basket and can be folded easily with one hand. It's not cheap so you'll need to weigh the pros and cons of purchasing it before making a decision.

Easy to maneuver

There are a myriad of pushchairs. When choosing one for your baby take into consideration the following:

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

You might also want to consider a reversible seating unit to use it with your infant facing you or turn it around to allow them to explore the world. This will help keep them happy and calm. Certain models come with a canopy that faces the parent and allows you to keep an eye on your child and maintain eye contact during the trip.

Another aspect to consider is the weight of your pushchair. Be sure that it's light. It's not necessary to carry it up and down from public transport or your car often, so make sure it's light. 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.

Make sure the pushchair is able to fold and be easily transported when you plan to travel with your children. This is crucial, particularly when you intend to use the pushchair in countries where customs officials may need to inspect it for safety reasons.

You might also want to determine if the pushchair comes with a single or linked handle and what height it's adjustable to. Linked handles are easier to push chair with one hand, whereas single handles let you fold it up more compactly. You may want to think about a height-adjustable steering wheels, too, which will be beneficial to any grandparents who could help with it. You don't want to fight for hours to assemble and disassemble your pushchair with a child who weighs a lot on board!

Storage space

A basket of sufficient size is required to store baby's toys as well as a changing kit. You should choose an item that has a large storage space that you can access quickly when using the carrycot. It is also essential to choose a model in which you don't have to take your baby from the cot in order to lift the lid.

A carrycot is a lightweight pushchair portable cot with an adjustable handle that can be attached to the frame of a pushchair to make it a travel system. Often used with newborns, they are an essential feature of the pushchair that is 'from birth' as they allow your baby to lie flat which is better for their spine and lung development.

A sun canopy is a crucial feature of a stroller because it shields your child from the elements. Some models have built-in sunshades, while others have movable extendable SPF/UPF50+ canopies. Consider using a footstrap to keep your baby warm in the colder months. Look for models that include one in the bundle or accessories range.