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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn A pushchair newborn is one of the most important baby items you'll need. There are a lot of options to choose from but it's important to select the best one for your family. Experts recommend that infants should be able to lie flat within the first few months. Find an infant seat that is fully reclined seat that can be used as a newborn. Safety Your baby's safety is paramount when choosing a pushchair. A good pushchair must include a seat that can recline to a flat position and a five-point harness that is cushioned and has firm connections. Infants should always be carried in a carrycot, not in the main seat. If your pushchair doesn't include a carrycot, then you may want to consider a travel system that is an amalgamation of a car seat and a pram. The frame of your pushchair needs to be sturdy and have a broad base to ensure that it doesn't tip over easily. Be careful not to overload your pushchair's back with toys or shopping bags because this could affect its stability. If your pushchair is a three-wheeler then it should have adequate suspension and the wheels must be made of PU or rubber to provide greater shock absorption. Look for brakes that are simple to operate and make sure that they're working properly before you strap your baby in. A good quality pushchair will come with a rain cover that is fitted with a zipper and an insulated lining. double pram and pushchair www.pushchairsandprams.uk will keep your baby dry and comfortable. Some pushchairs come with a sun canopy, or the hood, which can be extended to provide more coverage. Check that the handlebars of your pushchair can be adjusted to allow parents to ensure they are in the most comfortable position when driving and pushing. Most pushchairs come with an infant footmuff to keep your baby warm. It can be removed if it becomes too hot. It is a great thing to carry around when you're out and about, particularly in cold weather. It is crucial to confirm that the pram, pushchair or buggy you purchase complies with British safety standards and, if part of a travel system as well as European safety standards ECE R44/04 or R129 i-Size. Before you start using the pushchair, make sure that you have read the directions. You should also show anyone who may use it to fold, open and secure it. Make sure you unlock any locking devices when the pushchair isn't being used. Comfort The newborn babies are small and have weak muscles in their necks, so they need to lay flat for their comfort and to aid their breathing. A pushchair that does not have a lie-flat unit is not suitable to be used by newborns or infants. They may get slumber in an upright position, which will prevent their airways opening fully and can lead to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. To ensure that your baby is always comfortable opt for a reclining stroller with a lie-flat seat that can be used from birth. This type of pushchair can be referred to as a stroller, buggy or pram. In addition to a lying-flat seat model, you should also look for other features that are suitable for babies, such as the ability to raise and lower the chassis from the footrest, and a large seat with three adjustable height positions – you can even use it while you're feeding your toddler or baby. Consider purchasing a footmuff made of soft, comfortable fabric that protects your child against the sun and keeps them warm. The majority of brands sell these separately or include them in their bundles of accessories and pushchairs. Many parents opt to purchase several pushchairs and upgrade them as their child develops. If you're planning to do this, be sure to choose a lightweight pushchair with a sturdy suspension, a huge rear tire for urban or rough terrain and an easy-folding design. Travel systems that combine a car seat, carrycot or pushchair chassis with a seat unit and chassis are another great option for infants and toddlers. They are great for long-distance travel, as infants can be carried in a safe manner in their car seat or carrycot, and then transferred to the pushchair once they're ready to sit up. Style A pushchair for newborns is among the most important baby purchases you'll make, so it should be comfortable and user-friendly. Look for features like an upholstered seat cushion that is comfortable and a movable handlebar to find the perfect position for your child and you. It is also important to ensure that the seat is sturdy enough for daily use and will withstand some bumps along the way. It is crucial to choose a pram that is able to accommodate your baby in this position. This will help the development of their lungs and spine. A lot of 'from birth” prams come with the option of a carrycot connected to their chassis. This allows your baby to always be close to you. Some prams have an easy lie-flat position, but without carrycots and could be suitable for infants as young as six months but you should check the specifications carefully to ensure. You can also buy a travel system that comes with an infant car seat and is ready to use from the moment your baby is born. The Graco Near2Me function on the egg2 is especially suitable for babies as it allows you to bring your baby closer at the touch of a button. Jaya one of the parents who tested it says it's great for maintaining contact and to bond. It can be used in conjunction with the car seat, carrycot and seat attachments for the unit. This makes it a great option for traveling with a baby. You can find a range of different styles, colours and prints to suit your home or nursery decor But be sure to stay clear of any bright colours that could be distracting for your newborn. You'll likely use your pushchair for a long time so it's worth investing in a model that you'll love for a few years later. If you're looking for a chic pushchair that's also light and compact when folded, take a look at the YOYO2 from Babyzen. It has a smooth, curved shape with an opulent feeling for your baby and comes with a removable carrycot. This compact city stroller is a favorite of parents who are looking for a compact urban-friendly stroller. It comes with additional features such as a handy cup holders. Weight There are many options available, whether you're looking for an infant pushchair or one that can fit your toddler. It's worth bearing in mind that a new born baby can be quite heavy so look at the weight of a pushchair or pram (with and without a carrycot) because this is an important factor to consider in case you're frequently travelling or use public transport frequently or simply want something that's easy to lift in and out of your car's boot or up and down the stairs. Newborns, unlike older children have a very weak neck muscles. They must be able to lay flat when they sleep. Expert advice suggests that infants and young babies should not travel long distances in pushchairs that do not provide this option because they may develop breathing difficulties from the scrunched up position. This is a risk that can cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. A lot of models allow you to add a carrycot, which is great for babies. Some brands also provide a range of different combination of pushchair and pram, or 'travel systems' which include both the carrycot as well as a seat unit as well as adapters to your car seat so you can use them both from the outset. A twin pushchair with two seats on either side is perfect for twins or siblings that want to be together. These tend to be heavier than single pushchairs as they're designed to fit both the seat unit and baby carriers. A lightweight buggy or stroller is ideal for frequent users of public transport or if you live in an urban area where space is scarce. It's an excellent idea to determine the size of the pushchair when folded away and whether it will pass through your doorways to your home. You could also consider a stroller that folds away or a buggy with a storage basket to store your shopping bags and changing kits.