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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

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

Experts recommend that babies sleep flat in order to encourage breathing and development. A good buggy pushchair has an adjustable seat that can be positioned on a flat surface.

Lie-flat seating

For the first six months of their life, babies should be laid flat in their pushchairs. This is beneficial for their back development and breathing. However it is not always the case that pushchairs can be rolled flat, so it's important to check this before you buy pushchair. The shop attendant should allow you to test the pushchair to see if your baby is comfortable in it.

Choosing a newborn pram with a cocoon or carrycot that creates a lie-flat seat is a great option for infants as it will allow them to sleep in a fully reclined position, securing their spine while allowing them breathe normally. Some prams have a newborn carrier included or allow you to connect one separately to the frame. If your baby gets older, you can exchange it for the seat.

The majority of experts believe that it's recommended that newborns be in a pushchair that is facing their parents or carrycot that allows them to gaze directly at their parents, making it easier to monitor their needs and attend to their needs. Many new parents aren't certain of which direction to take for their child or when they should let them explore the world.

Travel systems are popular because they permit you to use your baby's carrycot or cocoon on the frame of the pushchair, and then switch over to a reclining seat once your child has reached a certain age. This saves you the headache of purchasing separate items. Certain models can be transformed from a single pushchair to a double pushchair allowing you to save on equipment and allow for flexibility as your child grows. You should consider the weight of the travel system, both with and without the carrycot. It may be heavier than other pushchairs. This is especially true when you are planning to use public transport or travel often with your child. You should also check the stability of the travel system and whether it is free-standing when folded. You'll want a sturdy and secure pushchair that will withstand the weight of your growing infant.

All-terrain models

The best baby stroller is one that is designed to tackle a variety of different terrain. This is particularly important when you live in the countryside or like to go for walks in the country and you're likely to encounter uneven surfaces and bumpy ground. The good news is that there are several models that are specifically designed with this kind of terrain in mind. It is important to examine the chassis to see if it has suspension systems that can help you ride over rough terrain. If the tyres are filled with air, it's important to consider whether you will need a pump to fix punctures or a puncture repair tool.

There are a variety of all-terrain strollers on the market. These include those made by major names in the world of baby equipment. Out n About Nipper V5 is a well-known stroller that can be used with a car seat or carrycot right from birth. It's not suitable for overnight sleep. Its air-filled tires are ideal for use off-road and its suspension can cushion your baby's journey. When your child reaches the right age, it's suitable for running.

Another option is the iCandy Core, which can be utilized in double or single mode and has a large basket that can hold up to 10kg of shopping. The front wheels are larger than most single pushchairs, which makes it easier to manoeuvre across a wider variety of surfaces. It comes with a recliner that can be adjusted to a flat position. It is also equipped with an infant car seat adapter so that it can be used for a travel system.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro is another all-terrain stroll worth considering. It's small enough to fit into bus aisles and shops and has big, rugged tyres which can be able to handle rough terrain. It comes with a huge basket and can fold in one hand. It's not cheap, however you'll have to weigh the pros and cons prior to making a purchase.

Easy to maneuver

There are a myriad of pushchairs. When choosing one for your newborn, consider the following:

A new born baby needs to lie flat to encourage healthy spine development. This can be done best in a carrycot or pram but as they get older, you can transfer to a pushchair and then to a toddler seat. It is recommended to select a 3-in-1 stroller or a travel system bundle or pram. This will allow your child to grow up with it. It is usually a frame that has an attached pram/carrycot, and an infant car seat that snaps onto.

You may also want to look for a reversible seat unit, so that you can use it with your baby facing you, or turn it around to allow them to explore the world around them. This will keep them comfortable and reassured. Some models have a canopy that is facing the parent, allowing you to keep an eye on your child and keep eye contact throughout the trip.

Another factor to consider is the weight of your pushchair. Check that it's lightweight. You don't have to lift it up and down from public transport or in your car frequently, so ensure it's lightweight. You'll also want to ensure that the pushchair is small and folds easily, so it can fit into the boot of your vehicle.

Make sure that the pushchair can be folded and easily carried when you plan to travel with your children. This is particularly crucial if you intend to use it in another country, where customs officials might require a closer inspection of your pushchair for safety concerns.

Check if the pushchair is single or linked-handled, and whether it comes with an adjustable height. The linked handles are easier to push with just one hand, whereas single handles let you fold it more compactly. Consider a steering wheel which can be adjusted in height to accommodate grandparents who could assist you. The last thing you want is to struggle for hours to assemble and dismantle your pushchair, while carrying a newborn on the back!

Storage space

A basket that is large enough is necessary to store baby's toys as well as a changing kit. Find a model with ample storage space that is easily accessible when using the carrycot, and that doesn't require you to take your baby out of the cot by lifting the lid.

A carrycot is a light portable crib with a handle that can be affixed to a pushchair chassis to create an entire travel system. Often used with newborns They are a crucial element of a 'from birth' pushchair because they allow your baby to lie flat which is better for their spine and lung development.

A sun canopy is a vital feature of a pushchair because it helps to protect your child from the elements. Some models have sunshades that are built-in, and others have movable extendable SPF/UPF50+ canopy. Consider using a footstrap to keep your baby warm in the colder months. Look for models that have one in the bundle or accessories range.