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Why Buy a Pram Set?

A pram set will make your family's travel plans, and will save you money over buying each item individually. They typically include the pushchair with car seat seat, a baby pram carrycot that lies flat and an i-Size child car seat.

This is the ideal position for newborns to develop their lungs. All prams in this guide will allow your baby to lie flat.

1. Combination pram

Combination prams are an excellent option for families. They can be used as early as birth with a capsule or car seat (most baby car seats can be connected to prams with the click of the button). The pram grows with the child and can be transformed from a bassinet into a stroller.

The Junama TERMO Mix is a contemporary stroller that can be used conjunction with the Maxi Cosi Baby Travel System. This combination pram is suitable for babies from birth using the capsule and can later grow into a stroller-style seat that can hold an Infant Carriages up to 4 years old. This combination pram will eliminate the necessity of multiple car seats and prams, saving you money and space in your home and the boot of your car.

The Junama TERMO MIX is a large shopping basket which comes with a stylish matching rain cover, nappy bag and mosquito net. It is also lightweight and easy to move around making it a great choice for city living. It is easy to maneuver in tight spaces thanks to its swivel wheel design. It can be folded down in one motion. It comes with a one-handed fastener that makes it easier to get the child into and out of the pram, and an adjustable footmuff to be used in winter.

When choosing a car seat and pram combination, it is crucial to look at the features that matter most to you. Safety is the most important factor - does the seat have a five-point harness? Does it meet Australian Safety Standards and is it compatible with the pram you're looking at? Many of the combos are compact and can be advantageous if your car has a small boot space or you rely on ride-hailing or taxi services for transportation. Examine the size of the trunk and boot of the prams that you are considering. It is also an excellent idea to look at the handle's height to ensure you can easily reach it when pushing, and to make sure it has handles that can be adjusted.

2. Twin pram

If you have twins or two siblings with different age groups, a side by side pram is a great method to get them both out and about. This double buggy can fit in most standard car boot spaces and can be used with infant seats, toddler car seats or baby carry cots. The seats are reversible and can be adjusted in various ways to ensure your kids are comfortable. There are five recline options, a large sun canopy and peek-a-boo hoods to shield them from the elements, while the wheels offer exceptional suspension for bumpy terrain.

It is a great idea for siblings with similar ages to share prams. This allows them to play together and have fun. However, this could result in snack theft and toy disputes. If you're not careful, you could end having one child seated in the backseat, and the other one being pushed forward, which can be extremely risky. Place a small, soft towel or blanket between the seats to ensure that they don't touch. This allows you to control their movements.

When shopping for a double pram set, make sure you check the dimensions of the seat's base as they may not fit in your car's boot or fold down to your desired height. Also, think about the space available in your home to store the buggy when not in use and where you'll be keeping it once it's folded.

Parents looking for a budget-friendly yet well-equipped double stroller should consider the Graco Twin City Mini. This side-byside pram is simple to move around, has several recline positions for the seats and a large basket underneath each seat. The canopy offers an excellent shield from sunlight or rain, and the windows allow you to monitor your twins to ensure they're safe. The stadium-style seats let both kids enjoy a stunning view.

3. Single pram with car seat

A single pram is made to accommodate a single infant. They are designed to provide a safe, comfortable place for your child to ride in and offer the opportunity to create a unique travel experience. You can customise your pram by adding accessories such as a cosy footmuff or rain cover to ensure your baby is secure and safe from the elements.

When choosing a pram it is important to think about how it will fit into your lifestyle and budget and the bells and whistles that are important to you. Look for a stroller that can be folded easily and easily (or even with one hand). The most reliable prams let you fold the chassis flat, making it easy to store. It's also worth thinking about whether you'd prefer a stroller or pram that allows you to connect a toddler board.

Strollers are a great choice for families with active children. They're usually fitted with a suspension system that provides a smooth ride on uneven surfaces. They tend to be smaller than prams and are able to be folded and tucked away, making them a great option for those who best travel stroller. A stroller that has a storage basket is ideal. It should also have plenty of space in the hood to store baby equipment. Also, a reclining seat and the handles that are padded are ideal.

If you're planning to have a second child within 3 years, then a convertible double pram might be worth a look. It can be used as an individual stroller when your child is small and then converted into a double by adding an additional seat or bassinet. You will not need to buy and maintain two best prams.

Side-by-side double prams are ideal choice for twins since they provide the children with equally seated and a view of one other. They are larger than single prams, making them less mobile in busy shopping centres and on busy streets. If you're considering a double side-by-side stroller ensure that it is compatible with capsules for cars. This will allow you to use it while your baby is in the capsule, and then switch it back to single mode once your older child is old enough.