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Choosing a Pushchair Newborn A pushchair for infants is one of the most essential baby items you'll require. There's a wide selection available however it's crucial to choose the best one for your family. Experts advise that infants be able to lie on their backs within the first few months. Choose an infant seat that is fully reclined seat, which can be used from birth. Safety Your baby's safety is a top consideration when selecting the right pushchair. A quality pushchair should have a seat which reclines to a flat position and a five-point harness secured with a cushion and strong connections. Carrycots are the best option for infants. They should not be put in the main seat. If your stroller does not come with a carrycot, you should consider a travel system that is a car seat and pram all in one. The frame of your stroller should be stable, and it should have a broad base so that it doesn't fall over easily. Be careful not to overload your pushchair's back with bags of shopping or toys since this can impact its stability. If www.pushchairsandprams.uk is a three-wheeler then it must have good suspension and the wheels should be composed of PU or rubber for greater shock absorption. Find brakes that are simple to use and ensure they work before securing your baby. A high-quality pushchair should have a raincover that is zipped in place and has an insulated lining. This will keep your baby dry and comfortable. Some pushchairs come with sun canopy or hood that can be extended to give more coverage if required. Make sure that the handlebars of your pushchair can be adjusted to allow parents to find the most comfortable position when pushing and driving. You might want to buy a footmuff which is available in most pushchair brands, this keeps your baby warm and is easily removed when it becomes too hot. It is a great thing to have on hand while out and about, especially in cold weather. Make sure that the pushchair, buggy, or pram you purchase meets British safety standards. If it's part of a travel system, ensure that it also meets European safety standards ECER44/04 or R129. Before you begin using the pushchair, be sure that you've read the directions. It is also important to show anyone who might use it how to fold, open and secure it. When the pushchair isn't in use, release all locking mechanisms. Comfort The newborn babies are small and have weak muscles in their necks, which is why they need to lie flat to ensure their comfort and to ease their breathing. A pushchair without a lie flat device is not recommended for use by newborns or infants. They could sleep in a upright position which could prevent their airways from opening fully and can result in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. To ensure that your child is always travelling comfortably, choose a reclining pushchair with a lie-flat seat unit that can be used from birth. This type of pushchair can also be called buggy, stroller, or pram. In addition to a lie-flat seat model, you should also look for other features that are appropriate for newborns, like the capability to raise and lower the chassis from the footrest, and an ample seat with 3 adjustable height positions – you can even use it while feeding your baby or toddler. It is also worth considering purchasing a footmuff that is made from soft and comfortable materials and shields your child from the sun while keeping them warm and comfortable. Most brands sell footmuffs separately or in their bundles of pushchairs and accessories. Many parents decide to purchase multiple pushchairs, and then upgrade them as their child develops. If you are planning to do this, be sure to choose a lightweight pushchair with a sturdy suspension, a large rear tire for rough terrain or city use, as well as one-handed folding. Travel systems that combine a car seat, carrycot or pushchair chassis with an chassis and seat are another great option for newborns and babies. They are ideal for long journeys because babies can travel safely and comfortably in a car seat or carrycot and later transferred to a pushchair once they're ready. Style A newborn pushchair is one of the biggest purchases you will make for your baby. It should be easy to use and comfortable. Consider features such as a comfortable seat padding and a movable handlebar to allow you to find the right position for you and your baby. You should also ensure that it is durable enough for everyday use and is able to withstand a few bumps in the road. Newborns need to be lying flat to help with their lung and spine development, so it's essential that you buy a pram that can be used in this position. A lot of 'from birth” prams come with the option of a carrycot attached to their chassis. This allows your baby to always be close to you. Check the specifications to ensure. Some prams come with a lie-flat option without carrying cots. They might be suitable for babies from to six months old. Alternatively, you can also buy a travel system which usually includes a car seat and is ready to go from the day your baby is born. The Near2Me feature of Graco on the egg2 is specifically suitable for babies as it lets you 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 for bonding. It is also compatible with the carrycot, seat unit and car seat attachments making it a flexible option for travel with a newborn. You can pick from a variety of colours styles, designs, and prints that will match your nursery decor or home decor. However, avoid anything that is bright, as it could be distracting to your newborn. You will likely use your pushchair for a number of years, so it's worth investing in a style you like. If you are looking for a chic lightweight, compact pushchair that folds up and folded down, then the YOYO2 from Babyzen is a good choice. It has a smooth curvaceous shape that offers an elegant feeling for your baby and comes with a removable carrycot. This compact city stroller is a favorite of parents who want a small, city-friendly pram. It has some extra features, like a convenient mug holder. Weight Whether you're looking for a light pushchair for your newborn or a larger model that can accommodate toddlers, there are plenty of options. You must take into consideration that a baby's weight can be heavy. Therefore, you must look at the weight (with or without the carrycot) of a pram or pushchair. This is important for those who travel a lot or take public transport often. Young children, unlike older ones have a sluggish neck muscle strength. They must be able to lay flat when they sleep. Experts advise that babies should not be taken on long journeys using pushchairs without this option, as they could suffer breathing issues due to the position of their necks scrunched up. This is one of the factors that can contribute to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Many models come with the option to add a carrycot which is perfect for newborns. Some brands also offer various combinations of pushchair and pram or 'travel systems' which include both the carrycot as well as a seat unit, as well as adapters for your car seat so that you can use them both from the outset. A twin pushchair that has two seats on either side is perfect for twins or siblings that want to be in the same room. They tend to weigh more than single pushchairs as they are designed to accommodate a seat unit and baby carriers. If you're frequent travelers on public transport, or live in an area with a limited space, a compact buggy is the ideal choice. It's also a good idea to determine how compact the pushchair folds away and if it's able to pass through your doorways to your home. You could also consider the stroller or buggy that folds with a storage basket for your shopping bags and changing kits.