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It doesn’t just look good though. It’s super functional too, with a world- and parent-facing seat that can be folded down in either position. While you can’t do it one handed like the Bugaboo Bee 6, it's light and compact for fitting into a car boot and you have the option to remove the wheels if you need more space. At just 6.2kg, the Babyzen YOYO2 is an incredibly lightweight buggy and is the ideal pushchair if you live in the city or like to travel. Cabin-bag size, with folded dimensions of just 52 x 44 x 18cm, and approved by most airlines as a carry-on, the YOYO2 is super compact when folded and features a handy strap for easily carrying it on and off the plane. The Ocarro comes with a sunshade hood as standard for both the seat and carrycot as well as a separate carrycot and rain cover. The seat and carrycot fit straight to the chassis with no adapters needed. Suitable from: Birth to 17kg | Weight: 9.9kg | Folded dimensions: 66 × 54 × 19cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors sold separately) | Wheels: Rubber | Carrycot included? Yes What we like Lifestyle: Some pushchairs are well designed for public transport, but some definitely aren't. If you use public transport regularly, a compact and lightweight buggy will be your best bet. If you live in the countryside, or think you’ll spend a lot of time on trails and footpaths, you'll want an all-terrain pushchair with a good suspension and robust puncture-proof wheels instead.
The pram can be folded with the seat still attached in both front-facing and parent-facing mode. Our tester liked that she could fold the pushchair with the seat still attached as most we tested needed to be removed completely. The seat is both parent- and forward-facing and it comes with a good head support cushion for the seat to make it more comfortable for younger babies. This can be removed to make the seat roomier for bigger children.I have a Babyzen and love it. I bought it for travel but ended up using it as my main pram through two babies!” - recommended by Mumsnet user, Imohsotired Our verdict
A travel system that is both stylish and functional, we think the Nuna Mixx Next is the best pushchair to buy right now. With a reversible seat, the option to add a car seat or a carrycot, large wheels for pushing over any terrain and an easy fold, this pram is versatile and easy to use. The sleek design and plentiful storage also make this a great choice for new parents.This bundle is also available with a carrycot and cushioned mattress that can be used from birth, a foot muff, changing bag, cup holder, baby blanket, Cybex Aton 5 Car Seat and the base fixing to fit it in the car. Overall, we found this pram super-easy to assemble and fold down, which will be music to the ears of any sleep-deprived new parent.
In fact, the only real awkwardness came when our tester had to carry the buggy up and down stairs. It was almost impossible to do with one hand while holding the baby with the other as there is no integrated carry handle. Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 10.4 to 12.2kg | Folded dimensions: Two-piece compact fold 89 x 53 x 34cm; one-piece self-standing fold 44 x 60 x 90cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-proof | Carrycot included? Yes ( bundles with accessories also available) What we likeEven after a month of testing, my partner and I found it hard to choose a winner from this year’s crop of prams and strollers. But we eventually settled on Silver Cross, famed for their old-fashioned ‘ Balmoral’ baby carriage – the royal family’s pram of choice for more than a century. When it comes to busy family life, the Ocarro is a useful addition. Attaching the seat to the chassis in place of the carrycot (and vice versa) is simple and changing the seat angle is also a breeze – there is a designated handle used to alternate between the three seat positions: upright, lie flat and tilted. The leg rest also has two positions and is easy to adjust, too. If you plan to have more than one child, some prams can be transformed from a single pushchair to a double by adding another seat. For families who already have more than one child, you may want to go for a double buggy that already has two seats for ferrying your children around.
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