Choosing the Right Pram For Your Newborn

The right baby stroller is a big moment in the parenting process. It's likely to be the most expensive baby purchase, so it's important to choose the right one.

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How do you choose a pram?

It's important to select the right pram that is built well and durable, that has all the features your baby needs and is simple to use. It should also be a good fit for your family's needs and lifestyle. For example you may want to choose one with an additional basket to store groceries or an organizer for parents (also known by the name of"pram caddy") "pram caddy") to provide a space to store your keys and other essentials.

It might be a shock to find out that there's a the difference between a stroller and a pram however it makes sense. Prams allow babies to lie flat and are designed for babies up to 6 months old. However, strollers come with seats that recline, and are able to convert into a car seat.

It's important to choose an infant stroller that is comfortable and easy to use. It will be used to transport your baby for a long period of period of time. It's a good idea to try it out in the shop before you buy, if possible, so you can see how it handles on different surfaces and in tight spaces.

You should also think about whether you know the gender of your child and, if so, do you plan to paint the pram with a specific colour (for instance blue for boys and pink for girls)? If you're not sure then you can choose a neutral color such as gray or black. The safety features that come with a pram are also worth considering, and it's best to ensure that the model you pick meets the Australian government's Product Safety Guidelines. They include five-point harnesses and a rear-facing seat with the ability to retract the hood. Some models also come with an incline-facing seat as well as a bassinet. It is important to make sure the harness and tether strap are easily accessible, since you'll need to take them off the straps when your baby is sleeping.

Bassinet

A bassinet was designed for babies. It's smaller than a crib and usually placed next to your bed to allow you to keep an eye on your baby throughout the night. Some bassinets can be moved so that your baby can rest close to you throughout the day, too.

Newborns must lay flat during sleep because it's important to their development. They're not able to support themselves when they're propped up which can cause breathing problems for them. Bassinets allow you to place your baby in an upright position. They typically have air-tight side panels. There are models that have an umbrella to shield your baby from sun.

Some bassinets come with decorative posts that extend from the sides and get caught on baby's clothes, so be sure to check these out before purchasing. Also, make sure the slats are spaced apart enough to ensure your baby's safety. There is a chance of a suffocation hazard in the event that they are too close. All bassinets manufactured after January 2016 must meet mandatory safety standards. Older models may not.