iCandy - Prams and Pushchairs

Prams are among the most commonly used baby products. They are durable and have simple maintenance procedures. They also have high potential for circularity, provided that policies are in place to ensure that secondhand prams are refurbished and redistributed to new parents.

Prams are designed for newborns and babies between six and six months old They usually come with a carrycot or bassinet and are able to lie flat. Some prams are convertible and can accommodate a car seat too so they're known as travel systems.

Parasol

A parasol is an umbrella that is clipped onto the frame of your pushchair to shade your baby and to stop heat stroke. They are usually made from SPF/UPF 50+ fabric and also provide protection against rain that is light. Many pushchairs have an integrated sun canopy or a removable pram parasol, but if yours doesn't have one you can buy an extra one. You can also make use of shade shades that attach to your single prams or carrycots and block out overhead sun.

You can also include a footmuff. This is an ultra-soft blanket with a waterproof cover that protects your baby's legs from cold. Most brands include a footmuff with their pram bundles, or offer them separately within their accessories range. It is a good idea to purchase a footmuff that has an easy release clamp that is easy to connect and release.

If you plan to take your stroller on rough terrain, look for an all-wheel model. They are better at maneuvering on uneven surfaces, and have larger tyres that can cope with sharper objects and rocks. They are slightly heavier than pushchairs with three wheels, but are quite light and easy to maneuver.

Regular maintenance is essential for your pushchair in order to ensure it runs smoothly and ensures that your child is safe. You can clean your pushchair using baby wipes or a cloth that is soaked in warm soapy water. You should also consider investing in a silicone lubricant that will grease the wheel bearings and joints of your pushchair. Tighten any loose screws. Consider a pushchair cleaning service which will have a professional clean and inspect your pushchair to ensure it's operating as it ought to.

Footmuff

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

Footmuffs can keep your baby warm throughout winter. They're made of fleece and are water-resistant, which makes them an ideal choice for cold weather. They're also cosy and comfortable which makes them the perfect accessory for your baby. They're also easy to use, and are easy to put on. Make sure you check the dimensions of your baby and stroller prior to fitting the footmuff. Otherwise, it might get tangled up or move around. This could be a security risk, since it could cover your baby's mouth.

A footmuff can be an excellent addition to any pram or pushchair, particularly in warmer climates. It will keep your baby's feet warm and cozy in the winter months, and is easy to use. It's also easy to adjust the temperature by opening or closing the zipper. Some brands even have an extra hood to protect in the event of bad weather.

It's important that you make sure your baby is in good health prior to purchasing the footmuff. Shoes that are too soft can be uncomfortable for newborns. They require an appropriate mattress that supports their spine. Some footmuffs can be used from newborns to toddlers, and some even come with a double zipper on the bottom to allow more wear. They are able to be used for several years and are an excellent investment for parents.

Parent facing

Parents love the ability to keep their eyes on their child while using a pram that faces them. This visual connection aids in building trust and security as well as calm fussy infants and toddlers. This allows parents to respond to the needs of their child quickly, whether it is the need for reassurance or a snack.

A lot of parents use strollers for their infants, but as they grow older, they may change to a pushchair. The main difference between a pram and a pushchair is that a pram sale typically comes with a carry cot for infants to sleep in and a frame to fix it to. A pram can be reclined, and made parent facing or forward-facing however the pushchair is typically upright and does not come with the option of a carry cot.

The range of prams and pushchairs has been carefully selected with your baby in mind. Our selection of models includes adjustable seats, so you can recline your little one for a nap and then raise them up to watch the world pass by. Some of our top models also have sun canopy to shield your child from the elements.

When you are choosing a stroller to purchase, ensure that it is easy-to-use and that the brakes function. It is also essential to ensure that the frame is equipped with two locking mechanisms to 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 also be useful to keep your child warm and protect them from the elements. These blankets are available in various designs and colours to match your pram.

Ergonomic support

The ergonomic support on prams is an important feature that helps reduce tension and back pain. It lets parents focus on their baby and not worry about their muscles. This feature also makes it easier for parents to maneuver the pram around tight spaces or over kerbs. This feature is especially useful for taller parents, who might find it difficult to reach the handles of smaller pushchairs.

The support can be adjusted to the height of the parents. This makes it simple to use for various body types and to find a position that is most comfortable for them. The ergonomic support also helps parents to maintain a natural posture and avoid injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and shoulder pain.

A pushchair or pram can be a lifesaver for new parents, because it gives them the freedom to travel with their child. It is important to balance the time spent in the pram or stroller with plenty of tummy time and physical exercise for the child. Many children are injured by prams and strollers each year, and some require hospitalization due to falls caused by these devices. When prams tip over or bags are hung on the handles, injuries can occur.

Some prams are able to convert into a twin pushchair making them a great option for families with two babies. These types of prams can be found from a range of top brands and come with features such as reclining both seats and rain covers. The inclusion of a ride-on board is also useful for older toddlers who may be exhausted from walking.

Ride-on board

New parents need Pushchairs Prams as well as prams. These strollers are great to get around, whether you're attending a baby group or simply taking a stroll in the park. They're also perfect for everyday outings and allow you to spend time with your child.

The best pram or pushchair for your child is based on their age and the needs. For newborns and babies using an infant carrycot is best. They can lay flat on their backs, which is great for their spine and lungs development. You can also purchase a ride-onboard, which lets older children participate in the fun.

Think about a pushchair that will grow with your child. These offer multiple configurations and are great for twins or siblings of different age groups. Some come with a tandem arrangement which makes them more maneuverable and easier to watch.

To keep out mould and mildew prams and strollers need to be cleaned regularly. The majority of the components can be cleaned by vacuuming them or wiping them with warm soapy-water and a soft towel. If you're worried about the fabric, a specialised cleaning spray can help.

Examine the tyres of your pushchair if you are using it on rough terrain. The best tyres have a mixture of PU outer and inner EVA, which are like air-tyres with a similar feel but much more durable. You can also add the mudguard as well as an arm muff to keep your child dry and comfortable. You can also use a stroller organiser to store all of your baby's essentials. You should also consider the way in which the stroller can be folded so that it fits in your car's boot or make the most space at home.