Pushchair options explained
Strollers
These are the lightest, most easily transportable pushchairs – ideal if you’ll be using public transport, going on holiday or using the car. The needs of a small baby and an active toddler are often very different so it’s worth having a stroller as a second, lightweight option.
- Available in a wide choice of styles and prices, ranging from the budget-conscious to the luxurious
- Easy to operate umbrella fold for easy travel or storage
- Many models have a full lie-back option making them suitable for newborns
- Some models have an optional car seat to fit on to the frame
Travel Systems
These come complete with an infant carrier (car seat) that attaches securely to the conventional pushchair base
- Available in a wide range of options and may include a carry cot option for full versatility
- Allows you to move your sleeping baby between your car and pushchair without disturbance
- Suitable from birth
2 – in – 1 pushchairs
These offer the classic lie flat function of a pram with the versatility of a pushchair
- Suitable from birth
- Some models feature a reversible seat unit so that your baby can face forward or face you
- Some models have an optional infant carrier (car seat) or carry cot which fits on to the frame
3 Wheelers
A stylish option, perfect for walking, whether around town or on rougher terrain
- Stylish, sporty looks
- Some models include an infant carrier(car seat) to form a travel system
- Some models include a carry cot to allow your baby to lie flat and face you.
When there are two
Tandem pushchair
- Forward facing tandem seats with individual adjustment
- Suitable for two children of different ages
- Rear seat reclines fully for a newborn baby
- Some models have an optional infant carrier (car seat)
Twin pushchair
- Side by side seats with individual adjustment
- Suitable for two babies, or children of different ages
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