iCandy - Prams and Pushchairs

Prams are among the most frequently used baby products. They are durable and maintenance is easy. They also have the potential for circularity, if policy interventions ensure that second-hand prams are renovated and distributed to parents who are expecting.

Prams are specifically designed for babies and newborns up to six months, they often come with an infant bassinet or carrycot that can lay flat. Some prams are able to be converted to fit carseats, which is why they are called travel systems.

Parasol

Parasols are umbrellas that clip onto the frame of the pushchair sale. They provide shade for your child and prevent heatstroke. They are typically made of SPF/UPF 50+ fabric and also provide protection against rain that is light. Many pushchairs come with a sun canopy built-in or a removable pram uk parasol however if yours does not come with one, you can purchase an additional one. You can also get a snooze shade, which is attached to the seat of your carrycot or single pram and blocks sunlight from overhead.

You can also include a footmuff, which is a soft fleece blanket that has a showerproof cover that shields your baby's legs from cold. A majority of brands sell them separately or in their pram bundles. It is recommended to select the one with a quick-release clamp. This makes it easy to attach and take off.

If you want to take your pushchair on rough terrain, then consider an all-wheel model. They are better at manoeuvring on uneven surfaces and also have larger tyres which can cope with sharper and harder objects. They weigh a little more than pushchairs with three wheels, but are relatively lightweight and easy to maneuver.

It is essential to keep your pushchair in good condition to ensure that it is operating smoothly and your child is secure. You can clean it using the help of a cloth, warm soapy water or baby wipes. It's recommended to purchase an oil-based silicone lubricant for the wheel bearings and joints of your pushchair, and tighten any loose screws. Consider a cleaning service for your pushchair that will be performed by a professional who will clean and examine your pushchair to ensure it is operating as it ought to.

Footmuff

If you're looking for your first pushchair or pram or looking to upgrade your existing one, the iCandy collection has something to suit all families. With a variety of colours and styles available, you'll be certain to find the perfect one for your family.

Footmuffs are a great option to keep your baby warm during the winter. They're made from fleece and are water-resistant. This makes them a perfect option for colder weather. They are also cosy and comfortable, making them the ideal accessory for your baby. They're also simple to use and can be put on quickly. Be sure to check the size of your baby's stroller prior to using the footmuff. It may bunch up, or move. This could be a safety issue, as it could protect your baby's face.

A footmuff can be an excellent addition to any pram, or pushchair, especially in colder climates. It will keep your baby's feet warm and cozy throughout the winter, and it's easy to use. You can also adjust the temperature by simply opening or shutting the zipper. Some brands even have a hood for extra protection in bad weather.

Although many parents consider that a footmuff is essential, it's important to make sure that your baby is prepared for it before you buy it. Footmuffs that are too soft could cause discomfort for infants. They require an appropriate mattress that supports their spine. Some types of footmuffs can be used from infants to toddlers and some even have a double zipper at the bottom to allow more wear. This means that they can be used for a long time, and are an excellent investment for parents.

Parent facing

Parents are delighted to be able to maintain eye contact with their child when they're in prams that are oriented towards parents. This visual connection can build trust and confidence, and also calm anxious babies and toddlers. It also lets parents respond quickly to their children's demands, whether it's reassurance or an ice cream.

Many parents use a stroller for their infants, but as they grow older, they may switch to a pushchair. The primary difference between the two is that a pushchair typically includes a carry cot for newborns to sleep on and a frame to fix it to. A pram can recline, and can be made forward-facing or facing the parent. A pushchair, on the other hand is typically upright and has no carry cot.

The selection of pushchairs and prams at Very is designed with your baby's comfort in mind. Our selection of models have adjustable seats that allow you to recline your baby for a nap and then raise them up to watch the world go by. Some of our favourite models also have sun canopy to shield your child from the elements.

When selecting a stroller, ensure that it is easy to use and that the brakes work. The chassis should also come with two locking mechanisms that stop it from folding when in use. A safety harness is crucial to ensure your child's safety in the seat and stop them from falling out. A pram blanket can be helpful to keep your child warm and protect them from the elements. They are available in different designs and colours to complement your pushchair.

Ergonomic support

The ergonomic support provided by a pram can help reduce back pain and tension. It lets parents concentrate on their child and not be concerned about aching muscles. This feature makes it easier for parents and caregivers to maneuver the pram through tight spaces or over kerbs. This feature is especially useful for taller parents who may have difficulty to reach the handles of shorter pushchairs.

The support can be adjusted 3 in 1 pram accordance with the height of the parents. It is simple to adjust to different body types, and determine the most comfortable position for each. The ergonomic support helps parents to maintain a more natural posture and avoid injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and shoulder pain.

A pram or pushchair can be lifesaver for new parents as it allows them to explore the world with their baby. It is essential to make sure that you balance the time your child spends in the toddler stroller or pram with plenty of tummy-time as well as physical activity. Every year, many children are injured in strollers or prams. Some require hospital treatment after falling off these devices. Injuries can occur when prams tip over or when bags are tied onto the handles.

Some prams can be converted into twin pushchairs, which makes them an excellent option for families with young babies. These types of prams can be found from a wide range of top brands and include features like reclining seat units and rain covers. The inclusion of a ride-on board is also helpful for older toddlers who might get tired of walking.

Ride-on board

New parents require Pushchairs Prams and prams. These handy strollers make moving around a breeze no matter if you're taking your child to a toddler stroller and baby group or taking an easy stroll in the park. They're also great for daily outings, allowing you to spend time with your child.

The age and the needs of your child will determine the best pram or pushchair. A carrycot-equipped pram works best for infants and newborns. They can lay flat, which is crucial for their lung and spinal development. You can also buy a ride-onboard, which allows older children to join in the fun.

Think about a pushchair that will expand with your child. They are available in multiple configurations and are ideal for twins or siblings of different age groups. Some even have a tandem arrangement, which makes them easier to maneuver and keep an eye on.

The pram and strollers require regular cleaning to prevent mildew dust, mould and dirt build-up. Most of the components can be cleaned by vacuuming them or wiping them down with warm soapy water and a soft towel. If you're worried about the fabric, a specialised cleaning spray could be helpful.

If you're using a pushchair on rough terrain, check the tyres for puncture resistance. The best tyres are comprised of a mixture of PU outer and EVA inner, which mimic the feel of air-tyres, but are more durable. You can also include hand muffs or mudguards to keep your child comfortable and dry. You can also use a stroller organiser to store all your baby's essentials. It's also worth examining the fold of the stroller to ensure it fits in your car's boot and occupying only a tiny storage space at home.