iCandy - Prams and Pushchairs

Prams are among the most frequently used baby products. They are durable and come with simple maintenance procedures. They are a great candidate for circularity if policies ensure that second-hand prams are refurbished and re-distributed back to parents.

Prams are suitable for newborns or babies up to 6 months old. They often come with a bassinet, carrycot, and lie flat. Some prams are convertible and can fit a car seat too so they're called travel system prams systems.

Parasol

Parasols are umbrellas that clip onto the frame of a pushchair. They provide shade for your child and help prevent heatstroke. They are constructed of SPF/UPF50+ fabric and provide protection from light rain. If your stroller does not have one, you can buy one. You can also use the snooze shade, which is attached to the seat of your single pram or carrycot and blocks the overhead light.

You can also put in the footmuff, which is a soft fleece blanket with a showerproof cover that shields your baby's legs from cold. Most brands sell footmuffs separately or as part of their pram bundles. It is a good idea to get a footmuff with an easy release clamp that is simple to attach and remove.

If you plan to take your stroller on rough terrain, then opt for a four-wheel model. They are more maneuverable on uneven surfaces, and they have larger tyres which can handle sharp objects and rocks. They weigh a little more than three-wheeled pushchairs but still quite light and easy to maneuver.

It is important to regularly maintain your pushchair to ensure that it is operating smoothly and that your child is secure. You can clean it using an old cloth and warm soapy baby wipes or water. You should also invest in a silicone-based lubricant to ensure the lubrication of the wheel bearings as well as joints of your pushchair. Make sure that you tighten any loose screws. It's also worth looking into the option of a pushchair service where a professional will examine your pushchair and give it a thorough deep cleaning to ensure that everything is working exactly as it should.

Footmuff

If you're looking to upgrade your existing pushchair or pram or even purchase your first one you will find that the iCandy collection offers something for everyone. You're bound to find something that fits your family's needs with the wide range of styles and colours.

Footmuffs are a great option to keep your baby warm in the winter. They're made of fleece, and they're water-resistant. This makes them a perfect option for colder weather. They are also cosy and comfortable, making them the perfect accessory for your baby. They're also very easy to use and are able to be fitted quickly. Be sure to ensure that the size of the footmuff matches your baby's size and stroller properly prior to using it. It could get tangled up or move. This could pose an issue of safety, as it may cover your baby's face.

A footmuff can be a great addition to any pram or pushchair, especially in colder climates. It will keep your baby's feet warm and cozy in the winter, and it's simple to use. It's also easy to regulate the temperature by opening or closing the zipper. Certain brands come with an hood for extra protection in the event of bad weather.

It is essential to ensure that your baby is prepared before purchasing an infant footmuff. Newborns require a firm mattress to support their backs, and twin pushchairs the footmuff can be uncomfortable for them if it's not soft enough. A lot of footmuffs are designed to last from the time of birth to toddlerhood Some even come with a double zip arrangement at the bottom so that you can make the most use of it. This means they can be used for a long period of time and are a great investment for parents.

Parent facing

Parents love the ability to keep eye contact with their child when using prams that face them. This visual connection can help build trust and security and can calm toddlers and infants that are anxious. This enables parents to respond to their child's needs quickly, whether that's the need for reassurance or snacks.

While many parents prefer to use a pram for newborns and babies, they may switch to a pushchair as their children grow older. The primary difference between the two is that a pram typically comes with a carry cot that newborns to sleep on and a frame to attach it to. A pram can recline and be forward-facing or parent-facing. A pushchair on the other hand, is usually upright with no carry cot.

The range of pushchairs and prams available at Very has been curated with your baby's comfort in mind. Some of our models feature adjustable seats, so you can recline the seat to allow your baby to nap, and then raise it back up to watch them explore the world. Some of our top pushchairs also come with sun canopy to shield your child from the elements.

When you are choosing a pushchair ensure it is user-friendly and that the brakes are functional. It is also essential to ensure that the frame is equipped with two locking mechanisms to prevent it from folding whilst in use. A safety harness is also vital to ensure your child's safety in the seat and prevent them from falling out. A pram blanket can also be helpful to keep your child warm and protect them from the elements. These are available in a variety of designs and colours to fit your pram.

Ergonomic support

The ergonomic support provided by prams is an important feature that helps reduce tension and back pain. It makes sure that parents are relaxed and able to concentrate on their baby without having to worry about sore muscles. This feature helps parents and caregivers to maneuver the pram through tight spaces or over kerbs. This feature is especially useful for taller parents who may find it difficult to reach the handles of shorter pushchairs.

The support is integrated into the handlebars, and can be adjusted to the height of the parent. This makes it simple to use for various body types and to locate a position that is most comfortable for the user. Additionally, the ergonomic support provides an easier posture for parents and aids them avoid injuries such as carpal tunnel and shoulder pain.

A pram or pushchair can be a lifesaver for new parents as they can explore the world with their baby. It is essential to make sure that you balance the time your child spends in the pram or stroller with plenty of tummy-time as well as physical exercise. Many children are injured by prams and strollers each year, and some even require hospitalization for accidents resulting caused by these devices. When prams topple over or bags are hung on the handles, injuries could occur.

Some prams can be converted into twin pushchairs, making them a great choice for families with babies. These types of prams can be found from a wide range of top brands and come with features such as reclining both seats and rain covers. A ride-on board can be useful for older toddlers that are tired of walking.

Ride-on board

New parents need pushchairs and prams. These strollers are great for getting around easy no matter if you're taking your child to a toddler and baby group or going for an easy stroll in the park. These strollers are also great for everyday outings and allow you to spend time with your child.

The age and needs of your child will determine the best pram or pushchair for your child. For newborns and babies that are not yet able to walk, a pushchair with a carrycot is ideal. They can lie flat, which is essential for their spine and lung development. You can also buy a ride-onboard that allows older children to participate in the fun.

Consider a pushchair that can expand with your child. They are great for twins and siblings of different age groups. Some models even have a tandem configuration which makes them easier to maneuver and keep an eye on.

To keep out mould and mildew prams and strollers need to be cleaned regularly. You can clean most of the parts of your pram by vacuuming or wiping with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. If you're worried about the fabric of your pushchair, a spray for cleaning is a good option.

If you're using a pushchair on rough terrain, check the tyres for puncture resistance. The best tyres are comprised of a mixture of PU outer and EVA inner, which replicate the feel of air-tyres but are more durable. You can also add hand muffs and mudguards to keep your child safe and dry. You can also make use of the stroller organizer to keep everything you need for your baby. It's also worth examining the fold of the stroller to ensure it fits into the car boot and occupying only a tiny storage space at home.