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How to Buy a Pushchair Cheap

Newborns must be able to lie flat in prams for the first six months, so choose an infant frame that has either a carrycot or a baby seat. Often referred to as a travel system pushchairs system, these can be easily detached and attached to the chassis to get your baby out of the car and into the pushchair without waking them.

1. Ergobaby Compact folds

The Ergobaby Metro+ stroller is an elegant model that blends in with city life. It lets you effortlessly navigate busy streets, shopping malls and public transportation. It's also perfect for travelling - it's compact and light enough to slide into the overhead storage compartment on a flight, as well as being easy to set up and fold.

Metro+, unlike some of the other budget pushchairs we have reviewed, is suitable for babies from birth. This is thanks to its nearly flat recline and its hidden newborn nest flaps which transform it into the bassinet. It can be used until your child reaches 22kg in weight (compared to 6 months to 18kg for the previous version of this buggy).

What sets this light pram apart is its eye-catchingly compact folding system. By pressing two hands on a button, the Metro+ folds into a sleek, flat bag that's smaller than a shopper bag and could be carried in the overhead storage compartment of an airplane.

Metro+ is heavier than other compact models however it's more durable and has a better feel overall. It also comes with lots of nice extras, including a colourful sun canopy and travel bags, as well as footmuffs and support bars, to allow you to personalize your stroller to give it the perfect style.

It's worth noting that the Metro+ can feel a bit stiff initially when opening and closing it, but this is normal for new pushchairs and will become more comfortable with time. You can also spray some silicone or WD-40 onto the joints to loosen them.

2. Mamas & Papas Airo

There are a variety of things to consider when looking for a cheap pushchair. It is possible that you require a pushchair that can fold up compactly so it fits in your car boot, or you may want a travel-friendly pushchair that can meet your needs if you often have to travel from A to B using public transportation. You may also need a pushchair that offers a smooth ride or one that can cope with rough terrain. It is also possible to get an option that works with a car seat for your child.

With the many options to consider it can be a challenging task to choose the ideal pushchair for your family. This is why we've created this guide to help you choose the best one that fits your budget, lifestyle and requirements.

We've provided reviews from parents who have tested a variety of pushchairs and buggies in order to give you the most efficient pushchair for your money. You can see how each pushchair handles and how comfortable the seats are.

The Mamas and Papas Airo pushchair is a great option when you're seeking a budget-friendly and lightweight pushchair ideal for travel. It's the company's lightest pushchair and is designed to make travelling with baby as comfortable as is possible. It's super slim, easily fits into overhead storage compartments on airplanes and trains and can be carried as a backpack, making it easy to carry when you need to travel through the city's streets. This stroller pushchair for travel is suitable for infants from birth. It is available in grey and black marl. Also available are mint, grapefruit and a rose gold dusk edition.

3. Baby Jogger Forever Air

This pushchair is ideal for parents who love long, country walks and has some wonderful features like an authentic one-hand fold/unfold feature and all-wheel suspension. The large, UV 50 canopy with two medium-sized peek-a-boo windows is ideal for keeping babies shaded and easy to clean. The seat can be adjusted to ensure comfort with a near-flat reclining position and adjustable calf support. The basket beneath is easy to reach, but it would be better if the opening were larger. It also comes with an adjustable handlebar as well as a hand-operated parking brake and you can make a travel set-up using a car seat using the Baby Jogger adapters (sold separately).

This is the latest version of what was once called the City Mini GT Double and is designed to provide unbeatable agility on any terrain due to "forever air" rubber tires and all-wheel suspension. The GT2 is a bit higher than its predecessor, and is a full pound heavier but it comes with a few new features that help to make up for the. This includes an adjustable footrest, magnetic peek-aboo windows, and the ability to use it with the Baby Jogger car seat.

You can even convert it into a pram by using the glider board that is available and child tray, as well as the weather shield. It offers a wide range of car seat adapters to use with Britax/BOB, Graco Maxi-Cosi infant carseats (sold separately). It's also possible to convert it into a pram by using the glider board option, child tray or weather shield. It also comes with an extensive selection of car seat adapters to use with Graco Britax/BOB, Maxi Cosi and Peg Perego infant carseats (sold separately). It's not as versatile as some other models, but it's an excellent option if you want a great sturdy, all-terrain pushchair.

4. Bugaboo Bee

The Bugaboo Bee is a buggy designed to make heads turn. It's a bit more expensive than a pushchair cheap like the iCandy Raspberry (PS499 to buy) however the iconic New York taxi-style yellow colouring will make you stand out in busy city streets. It's a great idea from a practical and fashion standpoint. Deliveroo cyclists are less likely to clip your stroller, and you and your friends will be able to easily recognize each other when you have a coffee date or go shopping.

The latest version of the Bee is called the Bee5. While it looks largely similar to the original, the company has made some great practical improvements to this small buggy. The cleverly integrated self-stand makes it easier to lift and transport. It also has big wheels that can be used on off-road trails. There are also more customisable options, including 11 seat fabrics and 6 sun hoods. ).

The Bee was easy to maneuver and steer for Mother & Baby testers. However, one issue they faced was the absence of suspension. The car handles rough roads well, but the lack of suspension can be seen on more uneven surfaces. This could make your child feel uncomfortable.

The problem with the original Bee was that a few children outgrew it before age two. The Bee's new Bee fixes this problem by providing an umbrella sunshade and a backrest that can be adjusted to fit babies up until age four. It also has an articulating system that makes it simple to lift and rotate the seat so that your child can be parent facing pushchair you or the world.

5. Babyzen YOYO2

Since its introduction in 2012 the Babyzen YOYO has earned itself a reputation for being the ultimate stroller that is light and compact. The YOYO2 is ideal for those who live in cities, parents who travel a lot and have no boot. It's easy to fold and can be tucked away in the overhead cabin of a plane and is extremely maneuverable.

The YOYO2 was also designed to last and grow with your family. You can also purchase a ride-along board for your child and buggy bags that attach onto the YOYO to create additional storage. Also, there's a parasol, a footmuff and rain covers.

The YOYO2 offers a variety of color options. There are 9 to choose from with a variety of shades, including a muted taupe that appears like the Bugaboo Butterfly. The YOYO2 is suited for use right from birth with the bassinet, and newborn pack 0+. It can then be converted to a pushchair that faces the world after 6 months. You can also add the YOYO Connect additional chassis to make it a double buggy that grows with your family.

YOYO2 owners rave about the quality of the wheels, which are made of a high-quality fabric that's durable and waterproof. The improved suspension provides more comfort and a smoother ride. the wheel is one of the lowest turn ratios available.