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Newborns should ideally lie flat, so go for a model that has either the car seat/carrycot combination that is suitable from birth. Some models come with an reversible design, which means you can choose whether your baby is facing you or the the world.

Safety

A pushchair (also called buggy, pram or stroller) is among the most frequently used baby products, so safety should be the top priority when selecting one. Choose a five-point safety harness. The harness locks the child in the seat with five points: two across shoulders two around the hips, two between legs and two in the middle. This system helps prevent the child from tipping out of the seat if it tips over or when driving down or up the kerb that is steep.

A carrycot or infant car seat/ pram & carrycot combination is a must for newborns since they need the ability to lay flat, which helps protect their spine and lets their airways breathe fully. This is essential because it decreases the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Infants should not take long trips in the pushchair that does not have this feature, even if it has a reclining seat.

It is also advisable to buy a pushchair that is suitable from the time of birth. This means that the pushchair can be used in conjunction with a lie-flat carrycot or pram or infant car seat and that it has a fully reversible and reversible seat to let the baby face either parent or world.

The wheels of the stroller should be strong, have a good suspension, and be easily accessible. Many pushchairs have pneumatic tyres which absorb shocks better than conventional tyres. They can also run on rough terrain.

Additional accessories like a raincover, shopping baskets, or changing bags for prams are useful for everyday use, especially when you are running errands with your baby in tow. A lot of pushchairs come with an hood that can be pulled over the baby's face to protect it from sun or wind. Some hoods can be adjusted, giving you the option to lower or raise them depending on the conditions.

Comfort

When it comes down to newborn pushchairs, you need one that is comfortable for baby and parents. This can include padding for the seats and a pushchair which is simple to move around yet sturdy enough to handle rough terrain. You should also look at other features, such as storage options and protection against weather. If you intend to use the stroller for jogging or off-road adventures, you will need a pushchair that has larger wheels. This will allow your child maximum comfort on even the most sloping terrain.

The most suitable holiday pushchair for the newborn is a pram or travel system with a carrycot. This will allow your baby to sleep in a natural lying flat position, which is important for the development of the spine and lung. Some pushchairs that are labeled "suitable for babies from birth" require that your child sit up independently. Make sure you check this before making a purchase.

A bassinet is a great option to create a cot-like environment for your baby to relax while being secure and safe in the pushchair. They are generally more expensive than a conventional pushchair, or even a travel system, but can be worth the extra cost in the event that your baby is happy to be in this kind of seat.

Many pushchairs allow you to "face the seat" towards you for comfort or bonding. Or away from you to explore the world. They are commonly referred to as parent-facing and world-facing pushchairs. Some models will come with a single-to-double pushchair option that means they can be converted to accommodate two children without the necessity of an additional double frame for the pushchair.

For hot days you'll require a pushchair parasol to help protect your baby from the sun and to prevent overheating. The majority of manufacturers offer this as part of the pushchair bundle, or offer it as a separate item, so look out for this. You may want to include a footmuff during colder conditions. It will keep your baby warm. There's a broad range of these and most are machine washable.

Style

It is important to pay attention to the specifics when you are shopping for a new baby pushchair as this will be one of the most used products. For instance, certain models are designed for use on rough terrain and have large wheels and a heavier duty frame. Some are lighter and are easier to maneuver particularly when folded. Some also feature adjustable seat cushions, an extensible SPF canopy, and the footmuff to keep you warm in colder weather.

It is recommended to lay newborns flat, as this helps with spinal development and opens their airways. It is best to use a pram/pushchair with the carrycot or travel system. Some pushchairs come with seats or a carrycot which can fully recline. These are ideal for babies as young as. Make sure that this feature is available as some descriptions only provide an option to recline, but not mention an option for a seat that is lying flat.

The majority of pushchairs let you choose between a parent-facing or a world facing seat unit. This lets you decide if your child faces you to bond with you or for reassurance with you, or is away from you in order to explore the world. Some pushchairs offer both options simultaneously!

Many pushchairs come with a variety of accessories, such as baskets and shopping trays that simplify the lives of parents. Some have an integrated sunshade, which is typically constructed from UPF or SPF 50+ fabrics to protect the baby from the sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol which can be attached by clamps to the pushchair frame or a sunmuff, which is usually included in the package or sold as an add-on.

Budget

A new pushchair is likely be among the most expensive items your baby will own so it's important you spend time researching and buying within your budget. Remember that you will use your pushchair for a long time and that it is the most frequently used item. You need to pick one that is compatible with your lifestyle and is comfortable for both you and your child.

You might want to think about buying a travel system which includes a carry-cot and seat. This is the safest method to transport a newborn, as it ensures they lie flat. This is the most effective way to ensure their spinal development and allow their airways to open. Newborns should be transported in a reclining position until they reach six months old.

Some pushchairs can be used from birth and come with a seat that fully reclines into a lying-flat position. This is essential since it protects the newborn's spine as it grows and lets them sleep comfortably during long journeys. It's important to note that not all pushchairs labelled 'lie-flat" actually have a fully flat position. You should verify this prior to purchasing.

You should consider a crib that has a large basket for everything your baby needs and other items. The basket should be easily accessible and you should not have to struggle to get your shopping in or remove your baby's carrycot.

Another consideration is the wheels, which vary from model to model. Some models have wheels that can be locked, swivelled, or fixed to help you maneuver the pushchair. Some have larger wheels, which are more sturdy on rough terrain or are fitted with PU tires that are designed to be puncture-proof.

You should also think about the size of the handlebar and if it's adjustable to suit your height. Additionally, you should make sure the pushchair folds small enough to fit into your boot, car or on public transport. Some models, such as the Joie Vinca have a one handed fold that was highly reviewed by MFM home testers. It won an Gold Award at previous MadeForMums Awards.