5 Things To Look Out For When Buying Your First Baby Pram

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A pram is a must-have for any mom. It comes in quite handy in transporting your child comfortably and without straining you. For moms who will have their babies via CS, a pram can allow you to go for walks, which can help with recovery. It also allows you to bond with your baby without putting any pressure on your back and core before you are fully recovered. It’s also great for when the grandparents want to take baby for a ride round the block.

Shopping for baby is never easy. You may keep second guessing yourself because you want to get best, safest, sturdiest item for them. Prams are no exception. With the incredible numbers, types and designs of prams in the market today, you might get overwhelmed trying to pick out the best new prams for your child.

We have done the research for you to come up with the top 5 things to look out for when buying your munchkin’s pram. This will shorten and simplify your search.

  1. Safety

This is the one quality you cannot afford to skimp on. You want to the pick the safest pram you can possibly get. What are some of the features that will indicate a safe stroller?

  • The brakes should engage efficiently and quickly.
  • It should be stable enough not to tip easily

your baby will get more active as the month’s go by. You do not want their first experience at trying to roll over to end with a fall. Test this out at the store.

  • Harness

This is what will keep your baby from being thrown forward when you brake or stop. It also will be essential in keeping baby in place when they start moving and wriggling. Look for a 5-point harness that goes around baby’s waist, over the shoulder and between her legs. All harnesses need to be sufficiently padded for baby’s comfort.

  • Easy to clean

Ensure it has easy detachable parts you can easily remove, clean and re-assemble. Trapped dust or dampness can give baby respiratory problems. It also will require occasional washing after spillages, wet burps or diaper

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