Cheap Pushchairs
When looking for the perfect pushchair, there are a lot of things to consider. What works for your outdoor lifestyle may not suit city living and a stroller that glides easily over shiny floors may struggle on rough, muddy terrain.
If you're planning to have a baby number two then an infant travel system that can be expanded to twin pushchairs is the best choice. They are designed to grow with your baby and can be used from birth up to six months.
iCandy Peach
This luxurious stroller has been popular with famous mothers and offers a remarkable amount of function for the price. It is suitable from birth because of the spacious carrycot. It can also be transformed into a twin pushchair with innovative adaptors. The high-end knitted jersey fabrics offer modern soft and durable feel. A large canopy and multi-position reclining seat give baby the best comfort, while a convenient zip pocket can be used to store the essentials. Elevators raise the seat to create a highchair for travel that lets parents take their roll-ups to eat in restaurants. It also comes with a stylish footmuff and changing bag to create an all-in-one travel solution.
The Peach 7's aluminium chassis is lighter than other pushchairs, and its puncture-proof polyurethane tires are designed to handle any terrain from slick pavements and sports grounds to muddy forest paths and parkland. The suspension has been slightly softer to improve comfort for both baby and parent, while the front wheels swivel to make it easy to turn corners, even one-handed. Its compact size and tight turning circle allow it to effortlessly navigate narrow hallways and aisles. This makes it perfect for urban life.
This version comes in a range of colours as well as iCandy Black Special Edition. The fabric and chassis are black for a monochrome appearance. It has a cup holder on board and is compatible with the iCandy Cuddler and iCandy Sidekick Stroller. It is available directly from iCandy for a price of PS1,149, or from third-party retailers, such as Babythingz.
Babyzen YOYO2
The Babyzen YOYO2 is a non-gimmick stroller that promises ease of use and convenience in a lightweight and fashionable shell. This is the perfect pram if you are a city dweller and take the tube regularly, if you want to
fold up pushchair your pushchair up and place it in your trunk while driving, or you're looking for a stroller that is lightweight for days out just you and your baby. It's also environmentally friendly.
The YOYO 2 starts at PS399 for the chassis and 6+ color pack however, add the infant bassinet, or a branded car seat (sold separately) and you'll pay around PS800 for an entire travel system. This is similar to other 'urban pushchairs' like the Bugaboo Bee 6.
YOYO 2 folds down to 52 x 44 x 18, or 20 x 17,3 x 7.1 in. It is compatible with baggage allowances for cabins that are set by the majority of airlines. It is also among the few double strollers that can be used from birth, using either the newborn bassinet and/or the newborn fabric pack.
It has wheels that are small and are ideal for grass and pavements, but can still be able to handle bumpier terrain, although adventurous families may wish to consider something with all-terrain tires. It also comes with a clever trick - the handle bar can be put away, meaning you can roll your YOYO 2 up to a table in a restaurant and then sit down.
The YOYO 2 is simple to maneuver, and has one of the smallest turning ratios in
stroller and pushchair land. It does require two people to fold it and unfold. It is also not able to be pulled along its wheels when folded, like a handful of other umbrella pushchairs.
My Babiie
The My Babiie travel system is an excellent option when you're looking for a complete set. This bundle is designed to be used right from birth and includes a car seat, a carrycot and pushchair all in one. It's an excellent choice for toddlers and infants thanks to its i-Size compatibility and large car seat base. Furthermore, the seat can be fully reclineable, which will allow your child or toddler nap on the go. It also comes with an adjustable hood that can shield your child from sun.
The My Babiie MB250
stroller pushchair is easy to use and folds using the carrycot, a carrier or seat attached. It's lightweight and easy to maneuver. It folds using just one hand. It's also small, fitting in most small vehicles. It comes with a variety of accessories, including a changing pouch, a rain cover and a coffee holder.
My Babiie is known for its fashionable products, which were created by celebrity moms. Christina Milian was involved in the design of the Belgravia Black and Rose Gold Travel System. Even if celebrity alliances aren't your thing This is a great all-rounder that comes with plenty of features to keep your family happy.
This My Babiie MB500 iSize Spin car seat has been tested according to the most stringent standards. It is suitable for infants from birth to around 4 years old and can be attached to the chassis via the use of ISOFIX connectors. It's also compatible with the My Babiie Explorer MB52 stroller, which is available in three fashionable fabrics and has a lay-flat seat, newborn insert and a tall hood. When you're ready to move your little one from the car seat to the stroller, the seat clicks onto the chassis using two buttons on either side.
Bugaboo Bee
Elegant, practical and inexpensive, the Bugaboo Bee is one of the best
pushchairs that you can buy. It's been in use since 2007 and recently went through an overhaul with the new Bee 6. The major differences between earlier models are the height-adjustable backrest, the larger sun canopy and the circular joint system that makes it easier to move your seat away or towards from you.
The Bee 6 is also a lot narrower which makes it ideal for squeezing on to public transport and navigating the city's thorny streets. Its iconic yellow color can make it easier for people to spot you on the street and for Deliveroo's bicycles to be able to spot you when they race down the street.
It's also enjoyable to drive, thanks to its responsive steering. The suspension is smooth and nice. I also liked the large and deep basket, which is perfect for grocery trips and is easily accessible whether the seat is facing you or away.
The Bee's durability and strength is another aspect that impressed me. The handle bar is fun to hold, and the design of the pushchair oozes quality. It's easy to see that this is a buggy that has been designed to last generation after generation.
Of course it's not inexpensively - the Bee costs PS1000 at full price, but it's much cheaper than other high-end strollers. It's well worth the cost, considering its features and construction. Particularly for those who value style as well as function.
Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2 Double
The Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2 Double jogger has stadium-style seating that can be used by two children. It can hold one car seat at the same time and is compatible with a variety of brands. It is more expensive than the other strollers on this list, but has a large storage basket as well as a high quality score. It comes with a bumper that can be used as toys or as a place to rest.
This stroller is sleek and easy to push. The three massive wheels are equipped with air-filled tires that makes jogging and navigating rough terrain easy. It's also extremely light and comes with a comfortable ergonomic handlebar and foot brake and a hand brake that can be squeezed or pushed. The only downsides to this bike is that it doesn't recline, and the canopy does not completely cover the seat.
Another plus for this stroller is it can be transformed into a lightweight pram for newborns by adding the optional bassinet. It comes with a large shopping basket, which is ideal for grabbing groceries while you are driving to home. It is also extremely durable which means it can be used as a jogging stroller from the start and will last for many years.
It's a bit long and heavy to fit through narrow doors or into the boot of a car It is
best pushchair suited to families with a big driveway or garage, and who don't mind lugging it around. Its price can be a deterrent for certain people, and it's not compatible with infant car seats, so you'll have to buy a separate bassinet for the beginning of the eight months or at least.
