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Cheap Prams

Whether you opt for a pram or a stroller (or buggy) is based on your budget, lifestyle and the needs of your child. Consider how you intend to use it day-to-day and how much space you have in your car boot and your home to store it.

The all-in-one bundle includes a carrycot and pushchair seat, as well as a Stratus (0-6m) car seat. It's also fashionable and robust.

Cost

The prams we have included on our list of the top 10 prams for value in Australia are reasonably priced and come with many features for the price. For instance the ABC Design Salsa 4 is modern and stylish, with swivel wheels on the front and an adjustable seat that lets you select the direction your baby faces. The large air-filled tyres as well as the integrated suspension ensure a smooth ride even on rough terrain. It also has a spacious shopping basket that can hold nappies and a packet of groceries.

If you're looking for a pram that's both stylish and comfortable, try the Xplory X from Stokke. It comes in a variety of muted shades and its brushed cotton and quilted twill fabric look chic. The bassinet is curved and looks more like a crib. It has a cushioned seat, chest pads, and the head pillow. It's not the cheapest model around but it offers a lot of value for money with a luxurious, comfortable feel and a variety of features like a coffee cup holder and a large sun canopy.

Another premium option is the Mamas and Papas Ocarro, an adjustable pushchair that is suitable for newborns to toddlers. Its reversible seats and fully-reclinable carrycot lets you alter the position of your baby to suit their mood. Its hood can be pulled down right to the bottom to give full coverage and a comfortable nap, and the compact fold is easy to move around and easy to put away.

While some prams include the car seat or carrycot, others require you to purchase these separately. One exception is this fashionable and robust 'travel system' by Baby Jogger that saves you time and money by combining all the components you need in one package. It includes a carrycot that is flat and lie-flat, a pushchair seat and a Graco Isofix base - everything you need to get started.

The most suitable prams for babies give them to lay flat. This improves oxygenation and helps support healthy spine development and hip development. The prams listed in this buying guide all have an adjustable seat that can be used from birth. Some models can be converted into a double to accommodate twins or siblings.

Durability

A pram purchase is one of the most expensive purchases you'll make as a newly parent. It's also one of the baby products that need to stand up to a lot of use. It is essential to choose one that is able to handle everything from shiny flooring to bumpy cobblestones. Our testers tested the latest products from leading brands on city streets, country trails, and even off-roading.

A good pram should also be able to provide comfort for your child. This means a padded harness and a soft cover for the seat. It should also be able to recline in a variety of positions and have a good-sized shopping basket so you can carry food items, a change bag and some essentials for your child. It should also be simple to fold so that it's easy to put it away in your car or transport it on a bus.

The iCandy Peach 7 is the pram that has passed all of our tests. This elegant travel stroller system ticks all the boxes you'd think of from a high-end pram. The carrycot that comes with it makes it suitable for infants, and as they grow, it can be converted into a twin pushchair. It has plenty of premium features like plush padding, a spacious basket and puncture-proof tyres and is easy to maneuver with its lightweight aluminium frame.

It's not cheap but, should you be able to afford it, this is an excellent buy. It's super comfortable for your baby and, with three reclining settings, is perfect for babies who nap in the car. It has a large sunshade, hood, and is easy to clean. It can also be folded with the bassinet or seat unit still attached so it's a real space saver. It can be used on any terrain, so you can carry your baby everywhere. From the street to the country and everywhere between. The iCandy Peach 7 definitely is worth the money.

Simple to use

A pram needs to be user-friendly to keep you and your baby comfortable on your walks. This is why it's crucial to select a pram that can be easily folded and is easy to get out of the car or onto public transport. It must also be comfortable for both you and your baby.

A quality pram should be able recline completely into a lying position for infants (this is essential because your baby's lungs may not be developed enough to cope in an upright seat). If you're going to be traveling frequently and need to travel, consider a system that has the car seat and footmuff included in the cost - this will save you money and time compared with buying each component separately.

It is also worth considering whether you need a pram compatible with capsules or a car seat. This will make it easier for you to transport your baby to and from airports as well as in the winter. If you don't intend to use these additional pieces it's a good idea to look at a pram with a bassinet that you can use from birth.

The last thing to do is think about the size of your shopping basket. Can you fit several bags of groceries in it? A large big basket is the best. You should also make sure your pram isn't too heavy to lift into the car's boot and then on or off public transport.

Chloe is a Digital Reviews Coordinator and Writer on the Immediate Media Parenting Team. She has a First Class Honours Degree in Psychology. She is passionate about helping parents find products that help their children thrive. She searches the market for the latest and best in family-friendly goods that range from sleep aids with high-tech technology to playpens. Having been a parenting journalist for over 15 years, she has extensive knowledge of everything from infant seats to maternity clothes and is a mother of three. Her suggestions for choosing the right pram are based on her personal experience and extensive research in the industry. She carefully chooses products that are at various price points to be included in our buying guide, making sure there is something for all.

Style

A pram is one of the biggest purchases new parents make for their baby So it's crucial to ensure that it ticks all the right boxes. Can you maneuver it easily through the narrow aisles of a shop and do you manage cobblestones easily? Also, think about the space available in your home and car to store it, as well as whether it's easy to fold when not being used.

It is important to take your time when choosing a stroller. You might still need it in the next few years. Find a style that won't date too quickly and choose a colour that will be easy to mix and mix and match with other accessories for example, a changing bag or baby carrier.

Fortunately, there are plenty of stylish strollers on the market that offer excellent value for price. Our experts have tested the latest models from the best brands and found some real winners.

The Mamas and Papas Ocarro is a top-quality pushchair that is suitable from birth and features an advanced suspension system that tackles various surfaces with ease. It's easy to put together and, despite being the smallest pram available but it's compact enough to fit through doorways and other small spaces. The hood can be raised to almost the level of the ground and provides your child with an intimate and cozy space for naps or sun protection. Its puncture-proof tyres give it an effortless ride. The chassis feels solid as well as secure and safe.