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What's the Difference Between Prams, Buggys and Pushchairs? This Mamas & Papas model is a compact and lightweight pushchair that is able to navigate through urban environments. It can be used to create a travel system by adding an infant carrycot. With tyres that are filled with foam it's also ideal for the countryside. The flat, flat position of a pram is great for infants as it helps them breathe and grow. These types of prams are usually equipped with a bassinet or cocoon. Baby Carriage Choosing the right baby car can be a daunting task for parents who are first-time parents. The terms buggy, pram and pushchair are commonly used but it's difficult to determine which is the right one. The term pram has been used for centuries to refer to any wheeled child carriage. They ranged from hand-held baskets to large, ornately decorated carriages that were pulled along by draft animals or humans. The prams were often shaped like a shell and featured a hood and handlebar. In the 19th Century prams were upgraded to make them safer for infants and their caregivers. Some of these improvements comprised adding breaks or folding model and parasol designs. The modern pram is more versatile and practical alternative to the traditional ones. It has a large, deep bassinet or carrycot as well as a comfortable infant's seat that can be adjusted to recline. Many prams can be converted into pushchairs by using the same chassis with an additional car seat and carrycot. As babies get older, they are ready to change from a pram to strollers. The difference between the two isn't significant, but pushchairs designed for older children are more designed for longer walks and trips. The seat is larger and usually faces away from the parent for exploration, but also towards them when bonding. Some pushchairs also come with a canopy, storage basket and handlebars that can be adjusted to meet the needs of an expanding baby. Whether you're in the market for an all-new pushchair, pram or baby buggy, you'll be able to find an array of options at Babyfair. You can pick an option that gives you the best of both the options: a pram that transforms into a pushchair and a car seat which attaches to the base. This allows the baby to be moved into and out of the pram without disturbing their sleep or crying which is perfect for travelling or long walks. The chassis is light and folds compactly to allow it to fit into a boot or trunk of a vehicle easily. Travel System If you're in search of a pram that makes traveling with your baby easy then you should consider a travel system. A travel system is a frame for a pushchair which you can add an infant car seat or carrycot to, allowing you to transfer your sleeping baby from the car to stroller without waking them up. Pushchairs And Prams for parents who are just beginning their journey, a travel system will ensure that your child is in good health and secure from birth. You can utilize a car capsule in the early months of your child's life and then switch to a pushchair once they reach a certain age. Find travel systems that come with car seat adaptors if thinking of purchasing a car seat. The Egg 2 pram is a modern-looking pushchair with a lightweight chassis. It also comes with car seat adaptors so you can use it with all leading car seats. We love its ergonomically designed handles that are shaped like an 'Y', which gives you a more comfortable grip and its flat-fold mechanism that takes the hassle out of folding. The puncture-free tires also feature an egg-shaped tread which adds to the stylish aesthetic. It is suitable from birth, and is compatible with the Oyster 3 Carrycot or the new Maxi Cosi Pebble Plus Car Seat (car seat and adapters are available separately). The luxurious dual-sided Memory Foam Cushioning gives additional warmth on one side and cooling on the opposite to keep your baby cool. We also appreciate its one-handed recline feature which gives a full range of positions as well as a large sun hood that's easy to install in the event that the weather takes a turn for the worse. If you're ready to grow your family, this sleek and contemporary pram quickly transforms into double pushchair with its Helix+ attachment that clicks onto the chassis. This allows you to enjoy an easy ride for two and create those unforgettable moments with your expanding family. The 360-degree rotation, reclining, and other features can be adjusted to meet the changing conditions. Pram Prams are specifically designed for infants and newborns who are unable to sit or stand up straight with their heads. They provide a flat area for your baby to lie on while you're out and about. They're a great alternative to strollers and may be better suited to your baby for a while. Newborn babies must lie flat as it's good for their lung development. They'll end up slouching slightly if they're propped up which is not good for them. It could also affect their breathing. Prams allow your baby to be completely supported in a lie-flat position, ensuring they are comfortable and safe during your outings together. Many prams have a hood that can be lower to shield your baby from the elements. Many prams feature a large basket that can hold all the baby's belongings. They also come with a retractable cover that protects your child from rain and sun. Most prams can be cleaned easily. Simply vacuum the fabric, or wipe it down with a damp cloth. It is recommended to take the wheels off your pram, wash them in a bathtub or sink and allow them to dry completely before installing them. To ensure that your child is safe, make sure your pushchair meets Australian Safety Standard. Strollers are a little more sophisticated than prams since they are designed for infants who can sit up. They can recline, and the handlebars are adjustable for parents to ensure maximum comfort for their child. They're generally lighter than prams and have smaller wheels that make them easier to navigate. Most strollers come with an hood that can be zipped to shield your child from the sun. They may also include the bassinet, a carrycot, or a carrycot designed for smaller children. A stroller is slightly more difficult to maintain than a pram, but it's crucial to keep up with the maintenance to ensure that your child is comfortable and safe. Look for a pushchair that can be machine washed to make cleaning a breeze. Use a soft cloth and mild soap or washing liquid to spot clean. In colder weather it is a useful accessory. Choose a footmuff that has an inner lining that is soft and an outer that is waterproof. Convertible A convertible pram can be converted into a double stroller with the addition of another seat. This is a great choice for those who are planning to have a second child or already have one. This type of double stroller offers numerous advantages over the traditional side-byside double stroller. It is able to accommodate two children from different ages, better maneuverability on rough terrain, and a greater variety of seating options. Some convertible strollers can be adapted to accommodate up to 24 different seating configurations that allow parents to pick between putting one child in the bassinet, and another in the car seat, or vice versa, having both seats facing forward and one backward or even three children (with a ride-along board). This kind of stroller tends to be heavier due to the fact that it must support two seats with their weight. The top convertible strollers have a sturdy frame that can support the weight of a seat without any compromise in safety or stability. They also have large storage baskets and comfortable seats that be adjusted to accommodate children of different sizes. Compare features and costs when comparing convertible strollers. Baby Jogger City Select 2 is a pram which can grow with your family and you. This versatile jogger can be converted from a single stroller to double stroller through the addition of a second seat or an Rumble Seat. It can carry an additional child on a piggyback, making it a great option for families with growing children. This stroller is customizable with a range of accessories. These include weather shields, foot muffs, baby tray, parent consoles, and a carrying bag. It is important to be aware that this stroller may not be the best option for traveling as it may be difficult to maneuver on unpaved or hilly roads.