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double & tandem pushchairs With so many prams and pushchairs on the market your purchasing decision can be a difficult one. Do I buy a 3 wheeler or a travel system? Do I choose from buggies or strollers? The possibilities seem endless. Then there's the decision of what brand do I choose: Maclaren, Bugaboo, Babystyle Oyster, Phil and Teds - the list goes on. Mothercare however, are the baby experts and have been supplying families throughout the UK with their ideal pushchair for over 50 years. There are of course a few things you need to take into consideration: the age of your little one. If buying a pram for a newborn you will want to ensure there is the option for a lie flat position so that your baby's development is a safe one, so look out for this feature on a travel system or pushchair. If you are just after a lightweight option and your little one can now sit up comfortably and control their head movements you will have a wide choice of buggies and strollers to choose from.
These are the obvious things you need to be aware of, but always consider other circumstances such as: Will you need to regularly use your pram on public transport? Do you have enough storage space at home to facilitate your new pushchair? Should you think about a double or tandem pushchair for when your next child may arrive? Yes there is a lot to consider when buying a pram or pushchair, but never fear, there are a plethora of choices at Mothercare and if you are still struggling to decide, then why not use our Pushchairs Buyers Guide.Evenflo Victory Jogger Stroller, Storm | Kolcraft Cloud Umbrella Stroller (Choose Your Color) | J is for Jeep Brand Adventure All-Terrain Jogging Stroller, Galaxy | Kolcraft Cloud Double Umbrella Stroller, Scarlet | Kolcraft Sprint Pro Jogger, Sonic Blue | J is for Jeep Brand Scout AL Sport Stroller, Camouflage Green | Safety 1st Aerolite Stroller, Woodbine | J is for Jeep Brand Metro Stroller, Lunar | Thule Urban Glide Sport Stroller, Dark Shadow or Mars |
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Including pushchairs suitable from birth, double buggies, complete travel systems, lightweight strollers...you name it. Shop big brands like Chicco, Joie, Maclaren, My Babiie, UPPAbaby and many more...!Before you buy a car seat, stroller, or crib, check out our real-mom advice on buying baby gear."I made a list of all the things I'll need right after the baby arrives. I'll wait on stuff we won't need right away, like a highchair, feeding supplies, and an activity saucer. I'll try to find those used or on sale later.""Check for safety recalls on all of your baby purchases, especially stuff you get as hand-me-downs.""When you open the baby gear boxes, check that all the pieces are there. Keep your receipts, warranties, and product instructions, and send in the product registration card.""When looking for strollers, make sure they lock when folded and that the locking mechanisms look sturdy. A piece of my stroller broke and it won't stay folded. It's really a pain.""Make sure your car seat fits in your backseat.
Some fit awkwardly in smaller cars. If you regularly use more than one car, get an extra car seat base so you can easily transfer the car seat from vehicle to vehicle.""Always compare prices online! A stroller that sells for $199 at one store can go for twice as much at another.""Different cribs have different heights. It's nice to shop for cribs in person to check and see how easy or hard it will be to get the baby out – especially if you're short!""If you're planning on having more than one child, buy items that will last. A high-quality highchair can work through toddlerhood.""Don't be seduced by a beautiful products that aren't easy to clean.""You don't need a fancy travel system (a car seat that fits into a coordinating stroller). You'll spend a lot of money for an oversized stroller you'll rarely use. Instead, buy an inexpensive stroller frame to snap your car seat in to.""Don't underestimate the importance of parent cup holders. Often when you're out with the stroller you'll have a drink with you, and it's difficult to push the stroller with one hand.
Also, make sure you can reach into the stroller basket when the stroller is reclined.""Just because a stroller claims to do a million different things doesn't mean you'll be able to figure how to do them all when you're sleep-deprived. Sometimes basic is better!""Talk to other parents who have new babies and get their recommendations. Equipment changes so often that advice from parents of older kids might already be out of date. We would have been lost if we had gone into a store without advice from our friends.""The weight of the stroller matters, especially when your baby doesn't want to sit in it and you need to push with one hand and carry your child with the other.""Have your partner test out strollers, too. If your husband is tall (mine is 6 feet, 4 inches), make sure the stroller is a good height for him.""Every first-time mommy-to-be should ask her friends with children this question: What's the one item you can't live without? Then ask: What's the one item you have that you never use?""