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What Makes Good Prams?

A pram (also known as a stroller or a pushchair) is the main form of transport for infants and toddlers. A good pram combines safety, comfort and design that makes walking fun for all the family members.

The R for Rabbit Poppins Joy Stylish Baby Stroller is a fantastic stroller for newborns and 3-year-old kids. The reversible handle lets you turn the seat to face your child or the world.

Comfort

You want your baby to be at ease when you're out with them. The good news is that there are prams made to ensure your little one does not feel anything.

All the prams in this guide allow your baby lay flat. This is essential for newborns as it improves oxygenation and helps support their hips and spine. The seats can be adjusted to an upright position when your baby is able to sit up.

For a really high-end feel it's the Venicci egg2 provides a warm cocoon-like feel for your baby with sleek, curvaceous lines and a bucket-shape seating that does not recline to a lying-flat position, but has a padded liner and mattress. It's also lighter than other prams, with a weight of less than 8kg. But it has a sturdy frame with finely textured leather and tyres that are air-filled, which are puncture-proof.

The Minu V2 is a great choice if you're looking for something that has a similar appearance but for a lesser price. The one-hand steer, swish model isn't quite as light as other prams but it does come with a large storage basket. It also comes with an extended hood that provides UPF 50+ protection to keep your baby safe and shaded.

If you are a first time parent we suggest that you consider a travel system package which includes a car seat and pram that are attached to the same frame. This will make it easier to transfer your child from the car to the pram without having to wake them up and is ideal for busy parents on the go. The Bugaboo Dragonfly is a great example of a stylish and functional pram that can convert easily from a'pramette' lying flat' to a toddler-friendly pushchair, compatible with the Graco I-Size car seats.

Safety

The pram should be fitted with five-point safety harnesses that will keep your baby safe. It should also not have any gaps where their legs or heads are likely to get caught. The straps must be cushioned and easy to adjust as they expand. You should also examine the buckles on your harness to ensure they aren't damaged or showing signs of wear and tear. Many children are hospitalised every year due to pram or stroller-related injuries. The most common reason for these injuries is the result of a stroller tipping over. Even the strongest prams can topple if you hook your bags onto the handles or if the child is wriggling and gets into or out of the seat before the harness is tightened.

Another frequent cause of injury is falling off the pram or stroller. If the harness of a baby isn't secured correctly, it could cause them to fall from the stroller, causing head or neck injuries. This is why it is important to ensure that the harness buckle is always locked in place.

Some good prams also have a canopy that can be reversible to protect your baby from sun in any direction. This is a useful feature because it will prevent having to wake your child awake when you change their position in the pram or when you are in and out of shops. There are also other features that can be useful, for example a snack tray for your child or toddler and drink holders. There is also an extra shopping basket under the seat.

It is not advisable to leave a sleeping child in their pram unless you are in their sight at all times. Babies tend to wriggle while asleep and this may cause them to fall off the stroller or pram and can lead to strangulation or suffocation. A pram or a stroller is not a substitute for the crib. It is best to use it for short periods during the daytime.

It is essential to disassemble the majority of prams to put them in the trunk of your car. This procedure must be mastered before you purchase a pram. Check how easy it will be to put the parts back together.

Durability

A pram must be able stand up to the wear and tear of many years. You want to make sure that your pram can handle muddy walks and also multiple car trips. It is important to ensure that your pram is in a colour or print that won't fade easily so that you don't appear as if you've slipped out of style.

The best prams are constructed from high-quality materials and are designed to last. You should look for durable fabrics, sturdy tires, and a well-designed system of suspension. The top prams feature a compact fold so they are easy to store in your garage or the boot when not when not in use.

All the prams on this list allow babies to lay flat, which is essential for newborns as it improves oxygen saturation levels as well as aids in the development of their hips and spine. Some are made to adapt to your child's needs and some featuring a carrycot, or a fully reclined seat that can be moved on and off the frame at a time when your little one outgrows it.

If you are buying a pram for the first time you should consider a travel system that comes with an infant carrycot and a car seat could be worth a look. Our test-driver for parents Jaya loved the Graco Near2Me system that she used with her 10-month old son. It comes with a clever feature that can raise or lower your baby at the touch of a button. This way you can maintain eye contact and keep them close, which she claimed was important to her since he was in an exploratory stage.

Another alternative is another option is the Bugaboo Fox 3 which our tester Jess Bird used with her two kids, Effie and Boden (pictured above). It's a luxurious pram that converts from a single pushchair to a double pushchair with 30 different configurations, and comes with premium fabrics, an extendable sun canopy, and puncture-proofed tyres. It's not cheap, but you can use it for more than one child if needed and, just like the iCandy Orange 3, can be used from birth thanks to the included carrycot.

Style

Newborns should lie flat as much as possible to aid development and increase the oxygen level in their lungs, so it's important that all prams allow this. Some models allow for an all-flat position by using a carrycot that can be fully reclinable, while others have a seat which reclines to a horizontal position.

The Graco Near2Me works great for both as our parent tester Jaya discovered when she tried it on her child who was 10 months old. She was thrilled to be able to raise or lower her infant by pressing an button, keeping him in the same position, while still maintaining eye contact and proximity.

It's a great pram for those who want to nip around town without hassle since the frame is an ideal size for manoeuvring, while the puncture-proof tyres permit you to take it off road and into rough terrain. It's a great option for those who plan to have another child in the near future because it can easily be transformed from a single pushchair to a twin pushchair or double.

The Bugaboo Dragonfly is a stylish premium option that looks and feels impressive. It is suitable for newborns as it includes a carrycot which can be rolled flat and is compatible with car seats when purchased separately. It can be folded by putting the carrycot in place - something that does not happen with all prams and is an easy and time-saving feature.

Its luxurious fabrics, large shopping basket and puncture-proof tires are the kind of features you'd expect to see on a pram of the highest quality and its sleek design makes it easy to handle on a variety of terrains. It's also an ideal choice if you live in a city and must navigate narrow streets or overcrowded sidewalks frequently. Although it's not inexpensive but the quality and versatility of this model will save you money over the long term by eliminating the need to invest in a separate pushchair for toddlers. You can pick from a variety of colors to suit your preferences.