Prams

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- UPPAbaby Vista 3 In 1 Pram Denny
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- £599.99
- UppaBaby Vista 3 in 1 Pram has been designed to make it easy to transport your newborn right through to...
- £599.99
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Buying Guide - Prams

The right pram for your baby

There are so many prams on market that choosing the right one can be confusing, especially if this is your first baby.
Mothers walking with prams

Family and friends will offer you plenty of advice, but you need to choose the pram that suits your lifestyle, your baby’s needs and your budget.

We’ve got some tips for you to consider when choosing your pram.

For newborns, you’ll need a pram with a full lie back seat, or you could choose one that enables you to use a carry cot or a car seat that fits on to the pushchair frame. The latter enables you to move your baby easily from a car to the pram, so bear this in mind if you use your car a lot.

Think about how you’ll use your pram as your baby grows and becomes a toddler. In the first few months after the birth you may prefer to have your baby facing you, so look out for prams that enable this, but then adjust so that when your baby is older they can face outwards.

Examine the different features of the prams you like. Do they have adjustable seat positions? Are they well-padded so that your baby will be comfortable and do they have weatherproof shields?

The right pram for your lifestyle

If you use your car a lot, look for a lightweight pram that is compact when folded up. Consider the size of your car boot
and make sure that the pram fits in to it, but also leaves space for anything else you might need to put in your boot, such as shopping bags.

If you use public transport, think about having a lightweight pram that’s not too bulky so that you can manoeuvre it quickly and easily on and off buses and trains.

Consider whether you need a storage basket under the seat unit. This will be especially handy if you do a lot of shopping by foot.

Look at how easy the pram is to push and manoeuvre in different directions. Three-wheeler prams can be particularly easy to handle on uneven pavements.

The right pram for your budget

Pram prices vary hugely. A Hauck 3 in 1 Shopper Buggy Pram costs £149.99, whilst a Fyn 2 in 1 will set you back £339 Red pram

and that’s not even the most expensive on the market.

If you plan to use it for your next baby, consider choosing a more durable pram, it’s likely to be more pricey, but will be more cost effective in the long run.

If you plan to change to a stroller when your baby is three months old (which is ideal if you need something smaller and lighter) then you probably don’t have to spend as much as you’ll only be using your pram for a short time.

Think about the features and add-ons that you need as this will affect the price and check which are included in the price of your pram and which ones will cost you extra – as the price of these accessories can add up.