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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn

A pushchair for infants is among the most essential baby items that you will need. There's a wide selection available however it's crucial to find the right one for your family.

Experts advise that babies lay flat for the first few months, so search for a product with a fully reclined seat that can be used from birth.

Safety

When choosing a stroller, the safety of your child's is of paramount importance. A reputable pushchair should have a seat that reclines to a lie-flat position and have a five point harness which is padded and has strong connections. Babys should be carried in a carrycot, not in the main seat. If your baby's pushchair doesn't have a carrycot, you may want to consider a travel system that is an amalgamation of a car seat/pram.

The frame of your pushchair must be stable and have a broad base to ensure that it doesn't tip over easily. It is also a good idea to avoid filling the back of your pushchair with toys or shopping bags since this could impact the stability of the chair. If your pushchair has three wheels, it should have a good suspension. The wheels must be made of rubber or PU to help absorb shocks. Look for brakes which are easy to operate and check whether they're functioning properly before you strap your baby in.

A high-quality pushchair will have a raincover that is fitted with a zipper and an outer lining that is waterproof. This will keep your baby comfortable and dry. Some pushchairs have a sun canopy, or hood, that can be extended to provide more coverage. You should also check whether your child's pushchair comes with an adjustable handlebar for parents so you can find the most comfortable position for pushing and driving.

You may wish to purchase a footmuff that is available in a variety of pushchair brands. It keeps your baby warm and can be removed when it becomes too hot. This is a great idea to carry around while out and about, particularly in cold weather.

Check that the pushchair buggy, or pram pushchair that you purchase is in compliance with British safety standards. If it's part a travel system, check that it also meets European safety standards ECER44/04 and R129. Be sure to gone through all the directions and demonstrate to anyone who will use the pushchair how to open, fold and secure it prior to when they start using it. When the pushchair isn't in use, release all locking mechanisms.

Comfort

Newborn babies are very small and have a weak neck. their necks, which is why they should lay flat for their comfort and to ease their breathing. A pushchair that does not have a lie-flat unit is not suitable for use by newborns or infants. They may sleep in an upright position, which will prevent their airways opening fully and could cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

Select a stroller that reclines with seating that can be used flat from the time of birth. This kind of pushchair is commonly referred to as a pram, although it's also known as a buggy or stroller.

Find features that are suitable for newborns like the capability to lower or raise the chassis while sitting at the footrest. You can also use the seat to feed your child. Consider purchasing a footmuff made of soft, comfortable material that protects your child against the sun and keeps them warm. Most brands sell footmuffs separately or in their bundles of accessories and pushchairs.

Many parents opt to purchase several pushchairs and upgrade them as their child grows. If you're planning on doing this, be sure to select a light pushchair with an excellent suspension and a big rear tyre for rough terrain and city usage, and a simple to fold design that can be folded with one hand.

Travel systems that combine the car seat, carrycot or pushchair chassis with a seat unit and chassis are a great choice for infants and toddlers. These are perfect for long journeys because babies can travel safely and comfortably in the car seat or carrycot, and then transferred to a pushchair when they are ready.

Style

A baby pushchair is one of the biggest purchases you'll make for your baby. It should be easy to use and comfortable. Look for features such as the comfort of a cushioned seat and a handlebar that can be adjusted to find the ideal position for your child and you. It is also important to ensure that it is sturdy enough for daily use and can withstand some bumps along the way.

It is crucial to buy a pram that can accommodate your newborn in this position. This will help the development of their lungs and spine. Many "from birth" prams include a carrycot that can be attached to their chassis. This lets your baby be close to you.

Check the specifications to make sure. Some prams come with a lie-flat option without carrying cots. They may be suitable for infants up to six months old. You can also purchase a travel system that comes with a car-seat and is ready for use as soon as your baby is born.

The Graco Near2Me feature on the egg2 is particularly suited for newborns as it lets you bring your baby closer with the touch a button. It's a great way to keep eye contact and bonding, says parent tester Jaya. It can also be used with the carrycot, seat unit and car seat attachments, making it a versatile option for travel with a baby.

You can find a range of different styles, colours and designs to complement your home decor or nursery, but try to avoid anything that is too bright, which could distract your baby. You'll likely use your pushchair for many years so it's worthwhile to invest in a model that you will love for many years down the line.

If you're looking for a chic, lightweight and compact pushchair that folds up, then the YOYO2 by Babyzen is a great option. It features a sleek, curved shape with an extravagant feel for your newborn and comes with a movable carrycot. This city stroller is a favourite of parents who are looking for a compact urban-friendly stroller. It also comes with a few additional features, like a convenient cup holder.

Weight

There are plenty of options to choose from in the event that you're in search of an infant pushchair or one that can be used by your toddler. It is important to consider that a newborn baby could be quite heavy. Therefore, it is important to take a look at the weight (with or without carrying cots) of a pram or pushchair. This is especially important when you travel frequently or take public transport often.

Newborns, unlike older children have a sluggish neck muscle strength. They should be able to lay flat while they sleep. Experts recommend that babies not be transported long distances using pushchairs without this option as they may develop breathing issues from the scrunched-up position. This is a risk factor that can lead to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

A pram or pushchair is suitable from birth and many models offer the option of adding a carrycot which is ideal for infants, especially if they are very small. Certain brands also offer various pram sale and pushchair combinations or 'travel systems' that include both the carrycot and seat unit, as well as adapters for your car seat, so you can combine them from the beginning.

You can also select twin pushchairs (www.google.is`s recent blog post) that have two seats side by side which is ideal for siblings or twins who will want to keep each other close. They are generally heavier than single pushchairs since they're designed to fit both seats and baby carriers.

If you are frequent users of public transportation, or in an area with a limited space, a light pushchair is the best travel stroller choice. You should also consider how compactly the stroller can be folded, and if it will fit through the doors of your house. You could also consider an easy-to-fold buggy or cheap stroller with storage baskets so you can store bags for shopping and your changing kit.