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This high-end pushchair is perfect for infants due to its luxurious woven fabric and ergonomic support. It's also simple to put together and is able to easily navigate narrow aisles in the shops.

Choose a model that has the carrycot, or a combination of a car seat and a carriercot that is suitable for newborns. Some have a reversible unit so you can choose to have your baby either face you or the world.

Safety

A pushchair (also called a buggy, pram or stroller) is among the most used baby products, so safety should be the top priority when selecting one. The first thing to look for is a harness with five points. The harness secures the child in the seat with five points that connect in a central locking system - two across the shoulders and two between the hips as well as between the legs. This system will prevent the child from slipping out of the seat in the event that the car is flipped over, or while driving up a kerb that is steep.

For infants, a carrycot or infant car seats, prams and carrycots is essential. They need to be able to lie flat. This helps protect their spine and allows them to breathe freely. This is crucial as it reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Babies born today should not travel for long distances using a pushchair that does not come with this feature even if they are able to be pushed in a reclined seat unit.

It is also recommended to buy a baby pushchair that is suitable for birth. This means that the pushchair is compatible with a lie-flat carrycot or infant car seat / pram and it comes with a fully reversible seat unit so that the baby can be able to face either the parent or the world.

The wheels of the stroller pushchairs need to be robust, have good suspension and be easily accessible. Many pushchairs are fitted with pneumatic tyres that absorb shocks more effectively than conventional tyres and are able to run on uneven terrain.

Accessories such as shopping baskets and pram changing bags or rain covers can be helpful particularly when you are conducting errands when your baby is tucked in. A lot of pushchairs come with a hood which can be pulled over the baby's face to shield it from sun or the wind. Some hoods can be adjusted and allow you to lower or raise them according to the weather.

Comfort

When it comes to infant pushchairs, you need one that is comfortable for baby and parents. This could be padded seats, simple to maneuver and strong enough to withstand the rough terrain. Think about features such as storage and protection against weather. If you plan to use the stroller for jogging, or off-road adventures you'll need an infant stroller with bigger wheels. This will allow your child the most comfort on the most sloping terrain.

The ideal pushchair for a newborn would be a pram or a travel system that has an cot with a carry-on, allowing your infant to sleep in their natural lie-flat position which is essential for healthy spine and lung development. Some pushchairs that are labeled "suitable for babies from birth" require that your child can sit up on their own. Check this prior to making the purchase.

A bassinet can be used to create a cot-like environment where your child can relax while remaining secure and safe within the pushchair. They are generally more expensive than a conventional pushchair or even a traveling system, but they can be worth the cost in the event that your baby is happy to go in this type of seat.

Some pushchairs let you "face the seat" toward you to provide reassurance or bonding. Or away from you to explore the world. They may be referred to by the terms facing the world or towards parents. Some will have a single-to-double pushchair option, too which means they can be adapted to accommodate two kids without the requirement for a separate double frame for the pushchair suitable from birth.

You'll need a shade for your pushchair on hot days to protect your baby from the sun and avoid overheating. Find it in pushchair bundles or on its own. In colder temperatures you might want to include a footmuff which will keep your baby warm and cozy. There is a wide variety of them and the majority are machine washable.

Style

When shopping for a new pushchair, it is important to look at the finer points, particularly since it is likely to be among the most used baby products. Certain models are designed for rough terrain, and have larger wheels with a heavy-duty frame. Some models are lighter and easier to maneuver when folded. Some come with adjustable seat cushions, an extensible SPF canopy and an insulated footmuff for colder climates.

It is recommended to lie newborns flat, as this helps with spinal development and opens their airways. This can be achieved using an infant pram/pushchair, a carrycot or a travel system. Some pushchairs have a fully reclining seat unit or carrycot, and are suitable from the time of birth. Check that this feature is available, as some descriptions only state the option of reclining, but do not mention the option of a lie-flat seat.

Most pushchairs let you choose between a parent facing or a world facing seat unit. This lets you choose whether your baby faces you for reassurance or bonding with you, or is away from you to explore the world. Some pushchairs even offer both options at the same time!

Many pushchairs come with accessories such as shopping baskets and trays that simplify the lives of parents. Some pushchairs have an inbuilt sunshade that is constructed of UPF50 or SPF+ fabrics. This protects the baby against the sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol which can be attached by clamps to the frame of the egg pushchair or a sunmuff, which is usually included in the package or sold as an add-on.

Budget

It's essential to take time to research your options and stick to your budget. Remember that you will use your pram for a long time and that it's the most used item. You should pick one that is compatible with your lifestyle and is comfortable both for both you and your child.

You should consider purchasing a travel system which includes a carrycot and seat. This is the safest method to transport a baby as it ensures they lie flat. This is ideal for securing their spine development and opening their airways. Newborns should always be transported in a lie-flat position until they are six months old.

Some pushchairs are able to be used from birth and also have an adjustable seat that can be reclined to a flat position. This is crucial as it helps protect a newborn's growing spine and allows them to sleep comfortably on long journeys. It is important to remember that not all pushchairs labeled "lie-flat" actually offer a fully flat position. You should check this prior to buying.

You should consider a crib that has a large basket for all the baby's necessities and other necessities. The basket should be easy to access and you shouldn't need to struggle to get your shopping done or remove your baby's carrycot.

Wheels are also different between models. Some models come with wheels that can be locked, swivelled or fixed to aid in maneuvering the pushchair. Some have larger wheels that are more robust on rough terrain, or are fitted PU tyres that are designed to be puncture-proof.

Be aware of the dimensions of the handlebar, and if it can be adjusted to your height. Also, make sure that the pushchair can be folded down to fit in your car's boot, or on public transport. Certain models, like the Joie Vinca come with one-handed folds that was highly rated by MFM home testers. It won the Gold Award at previous MadeForMums Awards.