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Top 5 Folding pram Strollers
Strollers are essential equipment for babies that offer comfort and value during the priceless early years of a baby's life. It's an investment that will last many years and multiple children.
When choosing the best stroller take into consideration how easy it is to fold. Most modern pushchairs fold in just one push. However, the method varies from brand to brand.
Folding is easy
The UPPAbaby G-Luxe is the ideal stroller for parents who are looking for a stroller that's easy-to-fold and store. This stroller features a single-hand fold that's extremely compact. It's also light and easy to slip into the boot of your car seat pram.
The stroller's one-hand folding pram mechanism is enabled by the lever on the handle as well as an additional ring in the rear. To ensure a smooth one-hand fold, the handle and ring must be perfectly timed. You must fold most strollers prior to stepping through security. Always read the directions that come with your model for additional specifics. Also, remember that you may need to check larger strollers by hand at some airports. If this is the case, you should bring a carry-on to protect your stroller while traveling.
Easy to store
If you're looking to find a light stroller that feels like a premium model but occupies less space, you could try the Triv from Nuna Baby. It's not the most compact or lightest stroller on our list, but it's simple to fold and manoeuvre and comes with numerous features that you'd think you'd only find in higher-end strollers.
It's also designed to fit the form of a custom carrycot (which can be used from birth) or baby's moses basket, which allows you to turn it into a travel system and use it for a longer time than the other smaller prams will allow. It's also smooth on all terrains and has plenty of storage space.
UPPAbaby has always been renowned for its large shopping baskets, but with the G-Luxe, they have achieved the feat of putting all this functionality into a small size. The only problem is that it can be tricky to fold because of the finicky handle/ring combo that must be precisely timed. It's still a great option but, in particular, because it's easily able to convert into a twin pushchair with the YOYO Connect seat.
Easy to Manoeuvre
Although it's not the lightest or smallest pram with car seat, this model from Silver Cross is surprisingly easy to steer. It's ideal for families that are growing since it can be used from newborn to toddler, with a newborn pack, bassinet or car seat. It even has buggy boards for older children. It's also comfortable on most terrain, and more robust than many lighter compact prams. This premium pram is loved by celebrities of the A-list and comes with many features for parents. It's a pleasure to drive and is particularly manoeuvrable when you activate the front swivel lock wheels. It's incredibly easy to collapse.
Easy to clean
A thorough cleaning is required when your baby's buggy has been frequented. A dirty pram can harbour germs, and isn't suitable for your child. If you plan to use your stroller again for your children in the future or sell it, a well maintained stroller will be at its best prams for as long as is possible.
Most prams come with the manual that includes cleaning instructions. The manual will typically include specific directions on how to wash and maintain different components. If yours does not have a manual, you can search online for suggestions.
To clean a pram, you must remove all components made of fabric (seats, canopies, baskets and so on.) and wash according to the method suggested by the manufacturer. It's important to wash these items in warm soapy water, since hot or cold water can damage the material. After washing, it's advised to allow the fabric to dry completely before reattaching it, idealally in a sunny location.
In addition to washing the pram, it's recommended to check your pushchair regularly for any signs of wear or loose screws. This will help prevent the pushchair from becoming unstable or damaged, which could pose a threat to your child's safety. Examine the brakes, locking mechanisms and harness to ensure they're in good working condition. It's also recommended to periodically give your wheels and frame an oily spray to keep them running smoothly.
It's worth investing in an infant liner or cover that will give you an additional layer of protection against spills and staining. They can be easily removed and cleaned to ensure that your stroller stays in top prams condition for longer. You can also jazz up your stroller with new seats, wheels, or sun canopy to refresh it and match it with your child's outfit. You can also use a touch-up pen to protect any scrapes or scratches in the frame of your stroller, particularly black prams which show dirt very quickly.