Clinching Factors in Buying Pushchairs
When you are looking for a pushchair, there are five significant
factors that you should note before you proceed further.
- Ease of maneuvering
- How easy it is to
fold and unfold
- Safety features of the pushchair
- Price
- The weight
Pushchairs
You are Comfortable with
Two things
that your have to bear in mind while purchasing pushchairs are
- You
should be comfortable using it
- The
baby and its particular needs should be met
The wheels
should swivel properly, be easy to move about and should be made of rubber
which is more convenient than plastic wheels. Brake pedals should be
designed to be reliable. You should also consider the neighborhood you live in, the
places you are likely to go and how the baby needs to be seated before choosing
one.
Meeting your Baby’s Needs
Recliner:
Pushchairs can be used
by newborn babies and toddlers too, but if you are considering the pram for a
new born, it should have a completely reclined seat and preferably one that can
be altered as the baby grows. After three months, the chair can be partly
reclined and then held upright. At present, most of the pushchairs are
available with multiple recliner options.
Seat Position:
The seat
should be reversible so that you can opt for the baby facing you or forwards.
Seats that can be turned around when needed also give you more flexibility and
will be convenient, if you want to check on the baby.
Accessories:
Accessories
can further add comfort for the baby and you should be definitely looking for
them. Some of the additional features you find are:
- Convenient
folding mechanism
- Handle
heights that are adjustable
- Space for shopping
baskets
- Seat
pads that can be detached
- Foot
rest
- Rain
covers
- Sun
parasols
Types of
Pushchairs
There are
different types of pushchairs available in the stores, from which you can choose the one
suitable for your needs. Here are some of the common varieties of pushchair available:
- Fully Reclined: This is especially
made for newborn babies. Verify whether the back reclines to over 150
degrees.
- Upright: This is for babies
who are more than six months old.
- Sleeping Pushchair: This should be
used only when the babies are over six months old.
- Reversible Seat: This gives you the
choice of positioning the baby facing you or forwards
- Travel Units: This enables
transferring the child from the chair to the car easily without disturbing
him or her. Make sure the child is not in the car seat for a long span of
time.
Finally the
cost of the chair should also be noted. If you would like to pass the chair
onto your next child, then you can invest in an expensive and sturdier
pushchair that lasts longer. Look for a less expensive one if you are thinking
of changing pushchairs once the baby grows to save money that could be spent on other parenting tools.
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