Do I need a pushchair?

Whatever the age of your child, a good pushchair is highly recommended. Pushchairs are a safe and immensely convenient way to get around with your little one.

A pushchair with a carrycot attachment is an absolute must for getting out and about with your newborn or baby under six months of age. Once your baby is sitting upright, a pushchair with an adjustable seat is a wonderful way for them to see and explore the world with you. Pushchairs for toddlers and older kids are vital when your little one runs out of steam on a trip out and just can’t take another step.

Which is the best stroller for me?

There are many strollers, pushchairs and buggies out there to choose from. Which one is best for you will depend on your unique situation and needs, especially the age of your child.

If you want a pushchair for a newborn or a baby under six months, you’ll need a pram or a pushchair with a carrycot attachment so they can lie flat. If your little one is older, you’ll need a buggy and stroller suitable for a toddler.

If you need a pushchair you can take off-road or run behind, take a look at our 3-wheel strollers and running pushchairs. Our 4-wheel models offer more storage space if you want a stroller with plenty of room for shopping. Whatever you’re looking for, we’re confident we’ve got the right stroller for you.

When to move my baby from a pram to a pushchair?

Prams and pram-style carrycot attachments are a must for newborns and younger babies. During the first months of your little one’s life, they won’t yet have the strength to sit upright and support their head. They’ll need to lie perfectly flat in a pram or carrycot when you’re out for a walk.

Your baby can move from a pram to a pushchair, or from a carrycot to an upright seat, when they can sit up unaided and have good control of their head. Most babies reach this stage around six months of age, although some get there a little earlier, some a little later.