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What Makes Good Prams?

A pram (also called a pushchair or stroller) is the most popular form of transport for infants and toddlers. A good pram combines comfort, safety and style to make walking enjoyable for the entire family.

The R for Rabbit Poppins Joy Stylish Baby Stroller is a fantastic stroller for newborns and 3-year-old children. The reversible handle lets you to rotate the seat so your child can look at you or the world around them.

Comfort

When you're out and around with a baby, you need to ensure that they're safe. There are prams that will ensure your baby doesn't feel anything.

The prams we've chosen in this buying guide allow your baby to lie flat, which is important for babies who are just beginning to crawl. Lying flat improves oxygen levels and assists in the development of their spine and hips. They also come with a seat that can be changed to a more upright position when your baby is old enough to sit up.

For a truly luxurious experience this Venicci egg2 offers a cozy cocoon feel for your newborn with sleek, curved lines and a bucket-shape seating that does not recline to a lying-flat position, but it does have padding on the mattress and liner. It's also lighter than the majority of prams, weighing less than 8kg but has solid chassis and grained leather details as well as tyres with air-filled tires that are puncture-proof and able to be used in more rural environments.

If you're looking for something a bit more budget-friendly but still with the same design Minu V2 (minus carrycot) is another excellent choice. The one-hand steer, swish model isn't quite as lightweight as other strollers, but it does have a large storage basket. It also comes with an extendable hood that offers UPF 50+ protection to keep your baby safe and shaded.

If you're a new parent, we'd recommend considering a travel system bundle which includes a pram and car seat that are attached to the same frame. This allows parents to transfer their child from their car to the pram without having to wake them up. The Bugaboo Dragonfly is a great example of a stylish and useful pram for travel that can be converted easily from a lie-flat 'pramette into a toddler-friendly pushchair that is compatible with the Graco I-Size car seats.

Safety

A pram must have a five-point safety harness to keep your baby safe and free of any gaps to entrap their heads or legs. The straps must be padded and easily adjustable as your child grows. Examine the buckles on your harness to ensure that they are not cracked and have signs of wear. Every year, a large number of children are hospitalised because of injuries caused by prams or strollers. Tipping over is the main cause of these injuries. Even the most sturdy prams can tip over if you hook bags to the handles or if the child is wriggling or squirming and falls in or out of the seat before the harness is tightened.

Another reason for injury is falling off the stroller or pram. If a child's harness is not fastened properly it can cause them to fall out of the stroller, causing head or neck injuries. This is why it is crucial to ensure that the buckle of the harness is always secured.

Some good prams also have a reversible canopy that will protect your baby from sun in both directions. This is a great feature since you will not be having to wake your child awake while you change their position in the pram, or when you go to and from the shops. There are also other features that can be useful, for example a snack tray for your toddler or child and drink holders. There's also a shopping basket underneath the seat.

Do not leave a baby asleep in a babiie pram without being within reach. Babies can be prone to wiggle while asleep and can cause them to roll out of the stroller or pram. This could lead to suffocation and strangulation. A stroller or pram is not an alternative to a cot and should be used only for short periods of time during the daytime.

The majority of prams require you to take them apart in order to fit them into the car's boot therefore it's recommended to familiarize yourself with this process before you buy one. Also check how it is simple to put the different parts back together before putting to put them back together.

Durability

A pram needs to be able to endure a long time of wear. This includes surviving the mud-filled walks and numerous car journeys, so you want to be sure your choice will do the job you need it to. You also want your pram to come in a print or colour that isn't prone to fading quickly so you don't end up looking like you've fallen out of fashion.

The best prams are constructed from high-quality materials and are designed to last. Look for durable fabrics, sturdy tires, and a well-designed system of suspension. The most reliable prams have a compact fold, so you can store them easily in your garage or the boot when not when not in use.

All prams on this list allow infants to lay flat, which is vital for infants since it increases oxygen saturation levels and aids in the development of their hips and spine. A lot of them are designed to grow with your child and some featuring a carrycot, or a fully reclined seat that can be clicked off and on the frame at a time when your child is no longer using it.

If you are considering buying a pram for the very first time you should consider a travel system that includes both an infant carrycot and car seats could be worth a look. Our parent tester Jaya loved the Graco Near2Me system that she used with her 10-month old son. It comes with a clever feature that raises and lowers your child at the push of a button so you can maintain eye contact and keep them close, which she said was really important for her son as he was at an exploratory stage.

The Bugaboo Fox 3 is another option that our test-driver Jess Bird tried with her two kids Effie & Boden (pictured above). It's a luxurious pram that can be converted from a single to double pushchair and has 30 possible configurations. It also comes with luxe fabrics, an extendable sun canopy, and puncture-proof tyres. It's not expensive, but you can use it for more than one child if you need to. Like our top pick model, the iCandy Orange 3 with its included carrycot is a great option to use from the moment of birth.

Style

All prams should allow newborns to lie as flat as possible. This will aid in their development and boost oxygen levels in the lungs. Some models allow an entirely flat position using a carrycot that is fully reclined, whereas others have a seat which reclines to a horizontal position.

The Graco Near2Me works great for the latter as our parent tester Jaya discovered when she tried it on her 10-month-old daughter. She loved the ability to raise or lower her child at the touch of the button to keep him in the same position, while still maintaining closeness and eye contact.

It's a great pram for those that want to travel around town easily as the frame is a good size for maneuvering, and the puncture-proof tyres allow you to remove it from the road and on to rough terrain. It's also a good option if you're thinking of having another child in the near future because it easily converts from a single pushchair to a twin or double pushchair with car seat.

The Bugaboo Dragonfly looks and feels like a stylish, high-end option. It's ideal for babies since it includes a carrycot which can be folded flat and is compatible with a car seat when purchased separately. You can even fold it by putting the carrycot in place - something that isn't the case with all prams travel system and is an efficient and easy feature.

Its luxurious fabrics, large shopping basket, and puncture-proof tyres are all the features you'd expect to see on a premium pram and its sleek design makes it easy to maneuver on a variety of terrains. It's also an ideal choice for those who live in a large city and need to negotiate narrow streets or crowded sidewalks regularly. It's not cheap, but its versatility and quality could save you money in the long run by avoiding the purchase of a separate toddler stroller. You can choose from a range of colors to suit your style.