If you want a pushchair for a newborn or a baby under six months, you’ll need a pram or a pushchair with a carrycot attachment so they can lie flat. If your little one is older, you’ll need a buggy and stroller suitable for a toddler.

A good lightweight stroller or buggy will be light and nippy to push, as well as easy to manoeuvre.Whatever the age of your child, a good pushchair is highly recommended. Pushchairs are a safe and immensely convenient way to get around with your little one. Love that no special adaptors are needed as the car seat and pram unit slot straight onto the frame. Love how easy it is to convert between carrycot and seat unit, also so easy to recline at all different levels! Perfect sized basket which is zipped so no fear of contents falling out! Great puncture proof wheels which are easily removable if necessary, and large which make it a great all terrain pram (maybe not so great for use inner city? But I live rurally where the pavements also aren’t great)

Strollers are also known as buggies or lightweight buggies, and they come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from the lightest, most basic strollers to more robust models with lots of added features. The small size and light weight of strollers make them a must for urban parents who regularly use public transport and are a good choice to take on holiday or on day trips. They're usually cheaper than more elaborate travel systems, so they also make a good second pushchair to leave with grandparents or your childminder. Strollers tend to have a small wheel base, which means there's not much space for storing lots of shopping and their small, hard wheels mean they're more suited to pavements than off-road or rough terrain.See the strollers suitable from birth to keep baby secure and happy from day one. Stroller travel systems These are more sturdy than the traditional buggy, can be used from birth and can take a car seat or sometimes a carrycot. If you’re expecting twins or are set to welcome a second child into your family, take a look at our excellent range of tandem strollers. On some strollers for newborns, your baby can actually be closer to the ground which means more bending down for new parents. Prams and pram-style carrycot attachments are a must for newborns and younger babies. During the first months of your little one’s life, they won’t yet have the strength to sit upright and support their head. They’ll need to lie perfectly flat in a pram or carrycot when you’re out for a walk.