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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

Choosing a pushchair newborn is one of the most crucial decisions you make for your baby. The right model will aid your baby's growth and in good health.

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

Seating with a lie-flat

For the first six months of their life, babies should be seated on their pushchair. This is good for their back development and breathing. It is important to ensure that the pushchair you are looking at is able to lay flat. One way to test a pushchair stroller is to ask the salesperson to let you try it out and see if you are able to comfortably lie down with your child in it.

A newborn stroller with a cocoon or carrycot that can create a lie-flat chair is a fantastic option for young babies as it allows them to sleep in a fully reclined position, securing their spine and allowing them to breathe normally. Some prams come with baby carriers and some allow you to connect one separately to the frame. When your baby is older, you can switch it with the seat.

Most experts agree that it is best for newborns to be in a parent-facing pushchair or carrycot that allows them to gaze directly at their parents, making it easier to monitor and tend to their needs. However many parents aren't sure which direction to choose or when their baby can begin facing out to the world.

They are popular because they allow you to use your newborn's carrycot or cocoon on the frame of the pushchair and then move to a reclining seat once your child reaches a certain age. This saves you the burden of purchasing separate items. Some models can be transformed from a single to a double pushchair, making it possible to save on equipment and be flexible as your child grows. You should consider the weight of the travel system both with and without the carrycot. It could be heavier than other pushchairs. This is especially important if you plan to take public transportation or travel frequently with your child. Examine the stability of the travel system and whether it can stand on its own when folded. You'll need a sturdy and secure pushchair that is able to handle the weight of your growing baby.

All-terrain models

The best infant pushchairs are ones that can withstand different terrains. This is particularly crucial if you prefer to wander around in the countryside or reside in a rural location in which you're likely encounter uneven and bumpy surfaces. The good news is that there are several models that are specifically designed with this kind of terrain in mind. The main thing to do is determine how strong and robust the chassis is, and if there's a suspension system that can aid in the ride over rough terrain. The tyres should also be considered - if they're air-filled, you'll require to carry a pump, or at least have an emergency repair kit for punctures with you.

There are a number of all-terrain pushchairs on the market, including those made by the top brands in baby equipment. Out n About Nipper V5 is a popular stroller which can be used with a car seat or carrycot from birth. It's not recommended for overnight sleep. Its air-filled tires are ideal for use on the off-road, and its suspension can cushion your baby's ride. It's even suitable for jogging once your child is old enough.

The iCandy Core is another option. It can be used as a double or single pushchair. It also has a large basket that can hold up to 10kg of groceries. The front wheels are bigger than the majority of single pushchairs which makes it easier to maneuver over a wider range of surfaces. It also comes with a reclining seat that can be adjusted to a near-flat position and includes an infant car seat adaptor kit so it can be used as a travel system.

Another all-terrain stroller worth looking into is the Mamas & Papas Ocarro, that is small enough to fit on shops and buses however it has large, sturdy tyres that are able to withstand rough surfaces. It comes with a huge basket and can also fold with one hand. It's not cheap, however it's important to weigh up the pros and cons prior to making the purchase.

Easy to Manoeuvre

There are many types of pushchairs. However, when choosing one for your child take into consideration the following:

To promote healthy spine development A newborn baby should lie flat. Ideally this is done in a carrycot or pram however once they're older, you can switch to a pushchair, and then an infant seat. It is best to opt for the 3 in 1 stroller which is also referred to as a travel system bundle or pram. This will allow your child to grow up with it. It usually consists of a frame with a pram/carrycot and the baby seat that attaches to the frame.

You might also want to look into a reversible device so that you can either use it with your baby facing you or turn it around and let them experience the world around them. This will keep them comfortable and reassured. Some models have a canopy that is facing 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. 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's light. Similarly, you'll want to make sure that the pushchair folds well and compactly, which makes it easier to fit into the car's boot.

Make sure the pushchair is able to be folded and easily transported if you plan to travel with your children. This is particularly crucial if you intend to use it in another country, where customs officials might have to inspect your pushchair for safety reasons.

It is also advisable to consider whether the pushchair comes with a single or linked handle and the height it is adjustable to. The linked handles are more comfortable to push with one hand, whereas single handles allow you to fold it more compactly. Think about a steering wheel that can be adjusted in height to accommodate grandparents who can assist you. You don't want to be battling for hours to assemble and deconstruct your pushchair with a baby who is heavy on the board!

Storage space

A basket that is large enough is necessary to store baby's toys and changing kit. Choose a model that has an ample storage space that is easy to access using the carrycot, and doesn't require you to take your infant out of the cot when lifting the lid.

A carrycot is a light portable cot with some sort of handle that can be connected to the chassis of a pushchair, making it an effective travel system. They are often used with newborns and are an important component of the "from birth" pushchair. They let your baby lay flat, which is better for their spinal and lung development.

A sun canopy is a crucial addition to a stroller as it shields your child from the elements. Some models have built-in sunshades, while others come with a removable SPF/UPF50+ canopy. A footmuff is a must as it will help to keep your baby warm on colder days - look out for models which include one in the bundle or as part of their accessories range.