Buying a New Born Push chair (m.042-527-9574.1004114.co.kr)

A high-end pushchair that's perfect for babies due to its luxurious fabric and a comfortable seat. It's also simple to put together and can easily manage narrow aisles in shops.

Newborns should be able to lie flat, so go for a model with either a carrycot or car seat/carrycot combination that is suitable for babies from birth. Some models have a reversible unit, so you can decide if your baby faces you or push chair the rest of the world.

Safety

A pushchair (also known as a buggy, pram or stroller) is among the most used baby products and safety is the top priority when selecting one. Choose the five-point safety harness. This harness holds the child in the seat with five points that meet in an encapsulated locking system that is two across the shoulders and two between the hips as well as between the legs. This system stops the child from slipping out of the seat in the event that the car falls over, or when driving up a kerb that is steep.

For newborns, a carrycot or infant car seats / prams & carrycots is vital. They need to be able to lie flat. This protects their spine and allows them to breathe freely. This is vital as it decreases the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Babies born today should not be pushed for long distances in the pushchair that doesn't have this facility, even if they can be pushed using a reclining seat unit.

It is also recommended to buy a baby pushchair that is suitable for birth. This means that the pushchair is compatible with a lie-flat carrycot or pram for infants and that it has a fully reversible seat unit to let the baby face either parent or world.

The wheels of the stroller need to be strong, have good suspension and be easily accessible. Many pushchairs are fitted with pneumatic tyres which absorb shocks more effectively than tyres that are standard and can run on rough terrain.

Accessories like shopping baskets and pram changing bags or raincovers can be useful particularly if you're running errands while your baby is in the car. Many pushchairs are fitted with the option of a hood that is pulled down over the baby's head to shield them from the sun and the wind. Some hoods can be adjusted to suit the conditions.

Comfort

When it comes to newborn pushchairs, you need one that is comfortable for baby and parents. This can be padded seats, simple to move around and durable enough to withstand the rough terrain. Consider features like storage and protection from the weather. If you intend to use the pushchair to go for jogging or off road adventures you will require an all-terrain pushchair with larger wheels, designed to provide your child the most comfort on the roughest ground.

The best pushchair for a newborn will be a pram or a travel system that comes with an cot with a carry-on, allowing your newborn to sleep in their natural lying flat position, which is vital for healthy spine and lung development. Some pushchairs marketed as suitable for babies will actually require your child to be able to stand up on their own before they are able to be used, so be sure to verify this prior to making a purchase.

A bassinet is an alternative that provides a compact baby cot to enjoy while still being safe and secure in the pushchair. These seats are usually more expensive than a travel system. But, if your child is content in this seat, it could be worth the cost.

A lot of pushchairs have the option to 'face' the seat towards you for reassurance and bonding or, if you prefer, away from you, to explore the world. They are often described as parent-facing and world-facing pushchairs. Some pushchairs offer a single to double option. This means they can be converted to a double pushchair, without an additional frame.

You'll require a parasol for your pushchair during hot weather to protect your baby from direct sunlight and to prevent them from overheating. Find it in pushchair bundles or on its own. In colder temperatures it is possible to purchase a footmuff which will keep your baby warm and snug. There's a broad range of these, with most being fully machine washable.

Style

When looking for a brand new push chair it is crucial to consider the finer details, particularly since it is likely to be among the most used baby items. For instance, some models are built to be used on rough terrain and have bigger wheels and a heavy frame. Some models are lighter and easier to move when folded. Some models also come with adjustable seat padding, a extendable SPF canopy and a footmuff to keep warm in colder weather.

It is recommended that newborns lie flat, as this helps with the development of their spine as well as opening up their airways. It is best to use a pushchair or pram with the carrycot or travel system. Some pushchairs come with seats or a carrycot that reclines fully. They are suitable for babies as young as. It is crucial to ensure whether this feature is present as some descriptions simply refer to a reclining seat, without clarifying this is a lie-flat option.

Most pushchairs allow you to choose between a parent facing or a world facing unit. This lets you choose whether your baby faces you for bonding or reassurance with you, or is away from you to explore the world. Some models even have both options at the same time!

Many pushchairs come with a selection of accessories, like shopping trays and baskets to help parents. Some pushchairs come with an inbuilt sunshade that is made of UPF50 or SPF+ fabrics. This can help protect your baby from sun. Other popular accessories include a parasol that can be attached with clamps to the frame of the pushchair or a sunmuff that is often included in the bundle or sold as an additional.

Budget

It's essential to spend time researching your options and stick to your budget. It's important to remember that the pram will be in your home for a long duration and is also the most used item, so you need to make sure you get one that fits your needs and is comfortable for both you and your child.

You should consider purchasing a travel system which includes a carrycot and seat. This is the most secure method of transporting a newborn because it guarantees that they sleep flat. This is great for protecting their spine and opening their airways. Newborns should always be carried lying on their backs until they attain the age of six months.

Some pushchairs are suitable from birth and include the ability to fully recline into a lying-flat position. This is crucial because it protects a baby's spine as it develops and lets them sleep comfortably on long journeys. It is important to note that not all pushchairs which claim they are 'lie-flat' actually have a full flat position and you need to check this before making your purchase.

It is also worth thinking about a model with a large shopping basket, which is essential to store all your baby's necessities and other items. The basket should be easy to access and you will be able to squeeze your shopping in without difficulty or having to remove your child from the carrycot.

Wheels are also different between models. Certain models have wheels that can be locked, swivelled, or fixed to help you maneuver the pushchair. Some have larger wheels which are more stable on rough terrain, or have PU tires that are made to resist puncture.

Be aware of the dimensions of the handlebar, and whether it is adjustable to your height. Also, make sure that the pushchair can be folded down to fit in your car, boot or on public transport. Certain models, like the Joie Vinca have one-handed folds that was highly evaluated by MFM home testers. It was awarded an Gold Award at previous MadeForMums Awards.