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Buying a New Born egg push chair Chair

A high-end pushchair that's perfect for babies due to its luxurious woven fabrics and a comfortable seat. It's also easy to assemble and can easily navigate the narrow aisles in shops.

Select a model with either a carrycot or a combination of a car seat and a carriercot, which is ideal for babies. Some models have a reversible seating unit so you can choose to have your baby face you or the world.

Safety

A egg pushchair sale (also referred to as buggy, pram, or stroller) is among the most used baby products therefore safety should be a priority when choosing one. Choose a five-point safety harness. This system locks the child into the seat using five points - two across shoulders, two around hips and between legs and two in the middle. This system prevents the child from sliding out of the seat in the event that the car tips over, or when driving fold up pushchair a steep kerb.

A carrycot or infant car seat / pram & carrycot combination is a must for newborns as they require the ability to lie flat, which protects their spine and lets their airways breathe fully. This is essential as it reduces the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Newborn babies should not travel for long distances using an infant pushchair that does not provide this feature even if they are able to be pushed in a reclined seat unit.

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

The wheels of the stroller must be robust with a good suspension and be easily accessible. Many pushchairs come with pneumatic tyres, which absorb shocks better than standard tyres. They are also able to run on uneven terrain.

Other accessories like a raincover, shopping baskets or changing bags for prams are useful for daily use, especially when you are running errands with your baby in the stroller. Many pushchairs have a hood which can be put over the baby's face to shield it from sun or the wind. Some hoods are adjustable with the ability to raise or lower them based on the conditions.

Comfort

You want a newborn pushchair - you can try here, that is comfortable for both the baby and the parent. This could mean padding for the seats as well as a pushchair that is simple to move around and sturdy enough to stand up to rough terrain. Consider features like weather protection and storage. If you plan to use the pushchair to go for jogging or off-road adventures, you'll require an all-terrain pushchair that has bigger wheels, designed to give your child the most comfort on the roughest terrain.

The best baby pushchair will be a pram or travel system that has a carry cot, allowing your baby to sleep in their natural lying flat position, which is vital for healthy spine and lung development. Some pushchairs labelled "suitable for babies from birth" require that your child can sit up on their own. Check this before making a purchase.

A bassinet is a different option that provides a compact crib-like area for your baby to rest in, while remaining safe and secure in the pushchair. They are generally more expensive than a standard pushchair or even a travel system, but they can be worth the extra cost in the event that your baby is happy to use this kind of seat.

Many pushchairs offer the option of facing the seat towards you for bonding and comfort, or away from you to explore the world. They are often referred to by the terms parent-facing or world-facing pushchairs. Some pushchairs shop offer a single to double option. This means that they can be converted into a double pushchair, without an additional frame.

You'll need a shade for your pushchair during hot weather to protect your baby from sunlight and prevent overheating. Look for it in pushchair bundles, or separately. In colder temperatures it is possible to add a footmuff, which will keep your baby warm and snug. They come in a variety of styles, and can be washed by a machine.

Style

When you are looking for a new pushchair, it is essential to take a look at the finer details, especially as it will be one of your most used baby products. For instance, certain models are made to be used on rough terrain, with bigger wheels and a heavy duty frame. Some models are lighter and easier to move when folded. Certain models also have adjustable seat padding, a extendable SPF canopies and a footmuff to keep warm in colder temperatures.

It is recommended that babies lie flat, as this helps with the development of their spine and opens their airways. This can be achieved using a pram/pushchair and carrycot or a travel system. Some pushchairs have a fully reclined seat or carrycot that are suitable for babies from birth. It is important to check whether this feature is present as some descriptions simply mention a reclining chair without clarifying this is a lie-flat option.

Most pushchairs allow you to select between a parent facing or a world rear facing pushchair seat unit. This allows you to choose whether your baby faces you for bonding or reassurance, or away from you to explore the world. Some pushchairs let you choose both simultaneously!

Many pushchairs are equipped with accessories, such as shopping baskets and trays that simplify the lives of parents. Some pushchairs have an inbuilt sunshade made of SPF or UPF50+ fabrics. This helps protect your baby from sun. Other popular accessories include parasols that can be fixed to the frame of the pushchair, or sunmuffs which are often sold separately.

Budget

A new pram is likely to be among your baby's most expensive items therefore it's essential to spend time researching and buying within your budget. It's important to remember that a pram will be there for a lengthy time, and it's also the most used item, so make sure you get one that is suitable for your needs and is comfortable for both you and your baby.

Consider purchasing a travel system that includes a carrycot and seat. This is the safest method to transport a newborn, since it guarantees that they lie flat. This is the most effective way to protect their spinal development and allow their airways to open. Newborns should be transported lying on their backs until they reach the age of six months.

Some pushchairs are able to be used as early as birth, and come with a seat that reclines fully to an upright position. This is crucial since it protects the newborn's spine as it grows and allows them to rest comfortably on long journeys. However, it's worth noting that not all pushchairs that claim they are 'lie-flat' actually provide the full flat position, and you should confirm this prior to buying.

It is also worth looking at the option of a model that has a large shopping basket, which will be essential to store all your baby's necessities and other things. The basket should be easy to access and you shouldn't need to struggle to carry your shopping in or out of your baby's carrycot.

Wheels are also different between models. Some models have fixed, swivel or lockable wheels that can assist you in maneuvering the pushchair in various situations. Some have larger wheels which are more stable on rough terrain, or have PU tyres that are designed to be puncture-resistant.

Be aware of the dimensions of the handlebar, and whether it is adjustable to your height. Lastly, you need to ensure that the pushchair folds enough to fit in your car's boot or on public transport. Some models, like the Joie Vinca has one-handed folds that were highly evaluated by our MFM home testers and earned it an award of Gold Award in previous MadeForMums awards.