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Why Buy a Pram Set?

A pram set will simplify your family's travel plans and will save you money over purchasing each item separately. It usually includes the pushchair seat, a baby carrycot that can be folded flat and an i-Size child car seat.

Newborns need to lie flat as this is ideal for their growing lungs. All prams listed in this buying guide allow your baby to do so.

1. Combination pram

Combination prams are a great option for families. They are suitable from birth and can be used with the car seat or capsule (most baby stroller car seats can be affixed to prams by a touch of an button). The pram grows with the baby and can be converted from a bassinet in to a stroller.

An excellent option is the Junama TERMO MIX is a contemporary pram that can be used with the Maxi Cosi Micro Plus baby travel system. This combination pram is used from birth, with the capsule, and can be converted into a stroller that can accommodate an infant up to age four. This combination pram eliminates the need for multiple car seats and prams saves you money and space in your house and the boot of your car.

The Junama TERMO Mix features a large shopping bag which includes a stylish and matching rain cover, nappy cover and mosquito net. It is also lightweight and easy to manoeuvre making it a perfect option for urban living. It has swivel wheels which help you navigate tight spaces. It can also be folded down in a single move. It comes with a one-handed fastener that makes it easier to get the child in and out of the pram. It also has the footmuff can be reversible for use in winter.

When you are looking for a car seat pram combination it is essential to take a look at the features that are most important to you and your lifestyle. Safety is the most important factor to consider - does the car seat come with a five-point harness? Does it meet Australian Safety Standards and is it compatible with the pram you are looking at? Many of the combos are compact, which can be a plus if your vehicle has limited boot space or you depend on taxis or ride-hailing apps to get around. It's important to look at the size of the boot of the pram you're contemplating and if it will fit in your trunk. It is also a good idea to check the handle's height so that you can easily reach it while pushing and to make sure it has handles that are adjustable.

2. Twin pram

If you have twins or two siblings with different ages, a side by side pram is an easy method to get them both out for a walk. This double buggy can fit into most standard car boot spaces and can be used with toddler seats, infant car seats or baby carry cots. The seats can be adjusted to suit your child's preferences. They are reversible. There are five recline positions, a huge sun canopy, and peek-a -boo the hoods to shield your children from the elements. The wheels also provide excellent suspension for bumpy terrain.

Side by side prams work well for siblings who are close in age, because they can interact with each other and play together. This can lead to toy squabbles and stealing snacks. You may find that one child is pushed to the backseat while the other is seated in the front, which can be dangerous. Place a small towel or blanket between the seats so that they do not touch. This will allow you to control the movements of your child.

When you are looking for a double pram set, be sure to check the dimensions of the seat base because they might not fit into your car's boot or fold down to the desired height. You should also consider how much space is available in your home to store the buggy when it's not in use, and where you'll keep it after it's folded.

Parents who want a low-cost yet well-equipped double stroller should consider the Graco Twin City Mini. This side-by-side pram is easy to maneuver, and has several reclining positions on the seats and a large basket underneath each seat. The canopies provide excellent protection against sunlight or rain, while the windows allow you to monitor them and ensure their safety. The seats are stadium style which means that both children have a great view of the world around them.

3. Single pram

A single pram can only fit one child. They are designed to be a comfortable, safe place for your child to ride in, and give you the opportunity to create an experience that is unique to travel in. You can personalize your pram by adding accessories such as the footmuff to keep your baby warm and dry.

When you're choosing a stroller, it's important to consider how it will fit into your lifestyle and budget, as well as what bells and whistles are important to you. Find a stroller which folds quickly and easily (or even with one hand). The most reliable prams let you fold the chassis flat to make it easy to store. It's also worth considering whether you'd prefer a stroller or pram that has the option to connect a toddler board.

Strollers are a great choice for families with active children. They typically feature a suspension system to provide a smooth ride over uneven surfaces. They are typically smaller than prams, and they can be folded up easily. This makes them a great option for travelling. Choose a stroller which has a storage basket and plenty of room in the hood for baby equipment. A reclined seat and padded handle are important features.

If you're planning to have a second child within 3 years, then a convertible double pram may be worth considering. They can be used for an individual stroller when your child is still small, and then converted into a double by adding the second seat or bassinet. You can avoid having to purchase and maintain two prams.

Double prams that are side-by-side are great for twins since they give equal seating and allow them to look at each one another. They are a bit larger than single prams, making them less mobile in busy shopping centres and on busy streets. If you're considering a double side-by-side pram be sure that it is compatible with car capsules. This allows you to use it while your baby is in the capsule and then switch it back to single mode when your older child is old enough.