Cheap Prams

It's based on your budget, your lifestyle and your child's needs if you decide to use a pram (or foldable stroller). Think about how you'll use it on a daily basis, and how much storage space you have at home and in your car.

Our expert on baby gear loves the fact that this all-in-one deal includes an infant carrycot, a pushchair seat and a Stratus car seat (0-6m). It's also stylish and durable.

Cost

The prams in our list of the top 10 prams that are worth the money in Australia are well-priced and offer lots of features for the price. For example the ABC Design Salsa 4 is a contemporary model with swivel wheels on the front and a reversible seat unit that lets you decide which way your baby will be positioned. Its large air-filled tyres and integrated suspension ensure a smooth ride, even on rough terrain. It comes with a huge shopping basket that can hold nappies and a pack of food items.

The Xplory X is a stylish and comfortable pram from Stokke. It's available in a variety of muted shades, and its brushed twill and quilted cotton fabrics look stylish. The bassinet is curved, and appears more like an actual crib. It has a cushioned seat, chest pads and the head pillow. The pram isn't the cheapest, but it offers great value with its luxurious feel and a variety of additional features, such as a coffee cup holder or an extended sun canopy.

The Mamas and Papas Ocarro is an excellent option suitable for toddlers and newborns. The reversible seat, and the fully reclineable carrying cot, allow you to adjust the position of your baby to suit their mood. The hood can be lowered to the feet for a comfortable snooze and full coverage. Its compact strollers fold makes it easy to maneuver and store.

While some prams include the car seat or carrycot some require you to buy the items separately. This stylish and sturdy travel system' by Baby Jogger is a standout. It is time-saving and money since it comes with all the parts in one package. This set includes an Graco isofix base with a pushchair, as well as a lie-flat carrier.

The best prams for babies are those that allow them to lay flat, which increases oxygen saturation and supports the health of the hip and spine development. The prams listed in this buying guide have an integrally reclined seat that can be used from birth. Some of them can convert into a double for twins or siblings.

Durability

The purchase of a pram is one of the most expensive purchases you'll make as a newly parent and it's one of those baby products that needs to stand up to many hours of use. So it's important to choose one that can stand up to everything from shiny floors to bumpy cobblestones. Our testers tried the most recent products from the top brands on country roads, city trails and even off-roading.

A quality pram should be able to provide comfort for your baby. This means a soft seat liner as well as a padded harness that's easily adjustable. It must also be able to recline to different positions and come with a large shopping basket so you can take food items, a change bag and a few essentials for your little one. And, of course it should be easy to fold, so you can stow it away in your car easily or take a bus ride easily.

The pram that passed all our tests is the iCandy Peach 7. This sleek travel system checks all the boxes you might expect from a premium pram. The carrycot that comes with it makes it suitable for infants and as they grow, it can be transformed into a twin pushchair. It is packed with lots of top features, including plush padding, a spacious basket and puncture-proof tires. It's also easy to move due to its lightweight aluminium frame.

It's not cheap but, should you be able to afford it, it's an excellent buy. It's super comfy for your child and comes with three reclining positions that are perfect if you need to rest on the move. It also has an extra-large sunshade and hood that's easy to keep clean. It can also be folded while the seat unit and bassinet are still in place, saving the space. And the fact that it can handle all kinds of terrain means you'll be able to take your child anywhere from the city to the countryside and everything in between. The iCandy Peach 7 is definitely worth the money.

Simple to use

A pram has to be easy to use in order to keep your baby and you happy on your walks. It is important to choose a stroller that can fold easily and that you can easily get in and out of your car or onto public transport. It also needs to be a comfortable fit for your child and you.

A quality pram should be able to fully recline into a lie-flat position for infants (this is essential because your baby's lungs won't be able to handle with an upright seat). If you're planning on traveling a lot and need to travel, consider a system that includes an infant car seat and a footmuff included in the price. This will save you money and time in comparison to buying each piece separately.

It's also worth considering whether you want a pram that's compatible with car seats or capsules which makes it easier to take your child out in the winter, as well as and from the airport. If you don't anticipate making use of these additional pieces you should consider a my babiie stroller with a detachable bassinet which can be used right from birth.

Lastly, consider the shopping basket's size - can you comfortably carry a few bags of groceries inside it? The best basket is a big, spacious one. Also, make sure your stroller isn't heavy enough to lift into the car's boot and then on/off public transport.

Chloe is a Digital Reviews Coordinator and Writer on the Immediate Media Parenting Team. She holds the distinction of a First Class Honours Degree in Psychology. She enjoys helping parents find products that aid their children's growth. She searches the market for the most suitable products for families including high-tech sleep aids to playpens. She has been a parenting reporter for 15 years and has a wealth knowledge on everything from infant seats and maternity clothes. She is also a mom of three. Her tips for choosing the right pram are based on her own experiences and extensive research into the industry. She carefully selects the right products from a variety of price points for inclusion in our buying guides to ensure that there's something for all.

Style

A pram is among the most important purchases parents make for their baby So it's crucial to ensure that it ticks all the right boxes. Can you effortlessly maneuver it through the narrow aisles of a shop and do you handle cobblestones with ease? Think about the space you have in your home and car to store the pram as well as whether it's easy to fold.

There's a lot to think about when purchasing a pram, so it's worth taking your time to find one that you like - you may be using it a few years from now. Find a style that won't date too quickly and choose a colour that's easy to mix and match with other accessories, like a changing bag or baby carrier.

Fortunately, there are plenty of stylish sale prams available on the market that provide great value for price. Our experts tested the most recent models from the best brands and found some real winners.