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When shopping for the ideal pushchair, there are plenty of things to take into consideration. What suits your outdoor lifestyle may not be suited to city living. A pushchair that glides across shiny store floors may struggle in the muddy terrain.

If you’re planning to have another child, a travel system which can be transformed into a twin pushchair will be a great idea. They are designed to grow with your bambino and can usually be used from birth until six months.

iCandy Peach

This is a favourite of celebrity moms, and it offers plenty of features at a low cost. The spacious carrycot is suitable for babies from birth. Innovative adaptors can convert it into a twin pushchair. The modern, premium knitted jersey fabrics are sturdy and soft with a sophisticated feel. A large extendable canopy and multi-position recline seat provide baby with maximum comfort, while a handy pocket with a zip can store the essentials. Elevators elevate the seat unit to create a portable highchair that can be used to enhance interaction and allow parents to Roll Up and dine in restaurants. It comes with a chic changing bag and footmuff to create the complete travel set-up.

The aluminium chassis of the Peach 7 is lighter than other pushchairs and its polyurethane tyres can handle any terrain – from bumpy roads and sports fields to parks and trails that are muddy. The suspension has been made a little softened to make it more comfortable for both baby and parent and the front wheels rotate to make it easy to turn corners, even one-handed. Its compact footprint and tight turning circle mean it is able to easily navigate narrow aisles for shopping and hallways which makes it ideal for city living.

The model is available in a range of colourways including iCandy Black Special Edition with black chassis and fabrics for a monochrome style. It comes with a built-in cup holder and is compatible with the iCandy Cuddler, iCandy Rocker and iCandy Sidekick Stroller. It is available directly from iCandy for PS1,149, or from third-party retailers such as Babythingz.

Babyzen YOYO2

The Babyzen YOYO2 is a non-gimmick stroller that offers ease of use and comfort in a light and fashionable shell. It’s ideal if you reside in a city and regularly take the tube to work, wish to fold up your pushchair and pop it into your trunk while driving, or want a light pram for days out with just you and baby. It’s also eco-friendly.

The YOYO 2 model, which retails at PS399 and includes the chassis and 6+ color pack. Add the baby bassinet (sold separately), and you will be spending around PS800 on the complete travel set-up. It’s similar to other pushchairs that are ‘urban like the Bugaboo Bee 6 Bugaboo Bee 6

YOYO 2 is super compact when folded, measuring 52 x 44 x 18 cm (20.5 x 17.3 x 7.1 inches). It is compatible with the cabin baggage allowances that are set by the majority of airlines. It is also one of the few double strollers which can be used from birth, using either the bassinet for newborns and/or the newborn fabric pack.

It has wheels that are small and are ideal for grass and pavements but it is able to take on bumpier terrain. However, adventurous families may wish to look at something with all-terrain tires. It has a neat trick as well that is the handlebar can be pulled back to allow you to enjoy a meal in a restaurant after you’ve rolled your YOYO 2.

The YOYO 2 is easy to maneuver, with one of the smallest turning ratios in stroller land. However, it requires two hands to fold and unfold. It cannot also be pulled on its wheels when folded, like a handful of other umbrella pushchairs.

My Babiie

The My Babiie travel system is an excellent choice if you are looking for a complete set. It is designed to be used right from birth and comes with a car seat, carrycot and a pushchair seat all in one. This car seat is a fantastic option for toddlers or newborns, thanks to its large base and i-Size compatibility. It’s also reclinable, which will allow your child to nap in the car. It also comes with an extended hood to shield your child from sun.

The My Babiie MB250 is easy to fold and can be used with a seat, carrycot or carrier attached. It has a simple one-handed fold and is light, making it easy to move around. It’s also small, fitting in most small vehicles. It comes with a variety of accessories, including a changing bag, rain cover and a cup holder.

My Babiie is known for its stylish products that have been created by celebrity moms. The Belgravia Rose Gold and Black travel system is a great example, having been designed in collaboration with Christina Milian. Even if celeb partnerships aren’t your thing, this is a fantastic all-arounder with lots of features to keep your family members 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 until around 4 years and can be connected to the chassis via the use of ISOFIX connectors. It’s also compatible with the My Babiie Explorer MB52, available in three stylish fabrics, has a lie flat seat and a newborn insert and a tall hood. When you’re ready to transfer your baby from the car seat to the stroller, the seat clicks onto the chassis with two buttons on either side.

Bugaboo Bee

The Bugaboo Bee is a stylish, practical, and affordable collapsible pushchair. It’s been around since 2007 and recently underwent a relaunch with the new Bee 6. The main difference from previous models is that it now comes with an adjustable height backrest and a larger sun canopy, and the circular joint system, which makes it easier to move the seat and face it towards or away from you.

The Bee 6 is also narrower which allows you to squeeze onto public transport and navigate the tricky urban streets. Its iconic yellow colour makes it easier for passers-by to see you on the street and for Deliveroo’s bicycles to see you while they whiz down your street.

It’s a joy to drive, too with a smooth steering and a smooth suspension. I also appreciated the spacious and deep basket which is ideal for shopping trips and that it can be easily accessed whether the seat is forward Facing pushchair you or away.

The Bee’s durability and strength is another factor that impressed me. The handle bar is fun to hold and the design of the foldable pushchair oozes quality. It’s clear that this is a buggy that’s been designed to last for generations after generation.

The Bee is not inexpensive. It’s PS1000 full price but is still less expensive than many other top-of-the-line strollers. In terms of its features and build quality I believe it’s worth the money. Especially for those who are more concerned about fashion than they are with functionality.

Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2 Double

The Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2 Double Jogger comes with stadium-style seating that can be used by two children. It can fit one car seat at one time and is compatible with numerous brands. It’s more expensive than the other strollers listed, however, it gets an excellent score for quality and has an enormous storage basket. It also has a bumper bar that could be used to hold toys or provide a resting area for children.

This stroller has a sleek design and is easy to egg push chair. The three large wheels are fitted with air-filled tires, which allow for jogging or navigating difficult terrain easy. It’s also extremely lightweight and has a great ergonomic handlebar and foot brake and a hand brake that can be pushed or squeezed. The only drawbacks to this bike is that it does not recline, and the canopy does not cover the entire seat.

This stroller can also transform into a light baby pram by adding an optional bassinet. It comes with a large shopping basket, which is great for picking up items on your way to home. It is very sturdy and can be used from the beginning as the jogging walker.

It’s too large and bulky to fit into narrow doors or even a small boot. It’s best for families with an expansive garage or driveway and don’t mind carrying it around. The price may also be a deciding factor for some. It’s not compatible with an infant car seat which means you’ll need to buy a bassinet separately for the first 8 months.