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Cheap Prams

It's based on your budget, your lifestyle and the needs of your child if you decide to use a pram (or stroller). Think about how you will use it on a daily basis, as well as the amount of storage space you have at home as well as in your car.

Our expert in baby gear is thrilled by the fact that this one-stop deal comes with the carrycot, pushchair and a Stratus car seat (0-6m). It is also fashionable and durable.

Cost

The prams on our top 10 list of the best value in Australia come with features that are of good value and come at a reasonable price for their class. For instance the ABC Design Salsa 4 is modern and stylish, with swivel wheels on the front and a reversible seat unit that lets you select the direction your baby will be positioned. The large air-filled tires and the integrated suspension provide an easy ride on rough terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket that can hold nappies and a packet of food items.

The Xplory X is an elegant and comfortable pram from Stokke. It comes in a variety of muted shades and its quilted and brushed cotton twill fabric look chic. The cushioned seat with head pillow and chest pads feels cozy and the bassinet features an angled design that's more like an infant crib rather than a traditional pram. The pram isn't the most expensive, but it offers great value with its luxurious feel and a variety of features like a coffee cup holder or an extended sun canopy.

Another option that is highly recommended is the Mamas and Papas Ocarro, it's a multi-purpose pushchair suitable for newborns to toddlers. Its reversible seats and fully-reclinable carrycot lets you adjust the position of your baby to suit their mood. The hood can be lowered to the feet for a comfortable snooze and full coverage. Its compact fold allows it to be easily moved and put away.

Some prams include a car seat and a carrycot, while others require that you purchase them separately. One exception is this stylish and sturdy 'travel system' from Baby Jogger that saves you money and time by including all the parts you require 3 in 1 pram one package. It comes with an adjustable carrycot that can lie flat, a pushchair seat and a Graco Isofix base - all you need to get started.

The best prams for newborns are ones that allow them to lie flat, which improves oxygen saturation and aids in supporting an ideal spine and hip development. All the prams featured in this list feature a fully reclinable seat, which can be used from birth. Some of them are also convertible to a double for twins or siblings.

Durability

The purchase of a pram is one of the most expensive purchases you'll make as a newly parent. It's also one of the baby items that has to stand up to many hours of use. It is essential to choose the right pram to take on everything from shiny flooring to bumpy cobblestones. Our testers tried the most recent products from leading brands on city streets, country trails and even off-roading.

A great pram should be able to provide comfort for your baby. That means a soft seat liner as well as a padded harness that is easy to adjust. It should also be able to recline in a variety of positions and also have a spacious shopping basket to take groceries, your change bag and some essentials for your baby. It should also be simple to fold so that it's easy to put it away in your car or take it on an airplane.

The pram that passed all our tests is the iCandy Peach 7. This sleek travel pushchair system checks all the boxes you might think of from a high-end pram. It's suitable for babies thanks to the included carrycot and converts seamlessly into a twin pushchair once your child grows. It has plenty of luxurious features like soft padding, a large shopping basket and puncture-proof tyres. It is easy to maneuver with its lightweight aluminium frame.

It's not expensive, but if you have the money, it's a fantastic purchase. It's extremely comfortable for your baby and, with three reclining settings, is great for babies who nap in the car. It also comes with a large sunshade and hood that is easy to keep clean. It can also be folded while the seat unit and bassinet are still attached, saving you a lot of space. It can be used on any terrain, so you can carry your baby everywhere. From the high street to the country, and everywhere in between. The iCandy Peach 7 definitely is worth the price.

Simple to use

A pram must be easy to use to keep you and your child content on your walks. For this reason, it's crucial to select a pram that folds easily and is easy to get out of the car and onto public transport. It also needs to be a comfortable fit for both you and your baby.

A good pram must be able to completely recline to a flat position for babies (this is crucial because your baby's lungs will not be developed enough to handle an upright seat). If you're planning on travelling a lot, look for a travel system that includes the car seat and footmuff included in the price. This will save you money and time in comparison to buying each piece separately.

It's also worth considering whether you're looking for a pram compatible with a capsule or car seat - this makes it easier to take your child out in the winter, as well as and from the airport. However, if you don't believe you'll be making use of these additional pieces look into a pram with a bassinet that detaches so it can be used from the time of birth.

The last thing to do is think about the size of your shopping basket. Can you fit several bags of groceries into it? A large and spacious basket is ideal. Also, you should ensure that your stroller isn't heavy enough to carry into or out of the car's boot and then on/off public transport.

As a Digital Reviews Coordinator and writer on the Immediate Media Parenting team, Chloe has a First-Class Honours degree in Psychology and is passionate about helping parents find products that can help their children excel. She searches the market for the most innovative and effective family-friendly products that range from sleep aids with high-tech technology to playpens. Being a parenting journalist for over 15 years, she has an extensive knowledge of everything from infant seats to maternity wear and is a mother of three. Her tips for choosing the best pram are based on her personal experiences as well as extensive research. She carefully selects the right products from a wide range of price points for inclusion in our buying guides to ensure that there's something for everyone.

Style

It's important to make sure that the pram you choose is the right one for your child. Can it be easily maneuvered through the narrow aisles of shops and can it handle cobblestones? Consider how much room you have in your home and car to store the pram and also whether it's easy to fold.

There's plenty to consider when buying a pram, therefore it's worth taking the time to find one that you like - you may use it in a few years from today. Look for a design that isn't likely to age too quickly and choose a shade that will be easy to mix and match with other accessories, like a changing bag or baby carrier.

There are many stylish prams that offer excellent value for money. 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 for children from birth and has an advanced suspension system that can handle various surfaces effortlessly. It's easy to put together and, while it's not the smallest pram available, it's compact travel pram enough for use in tight spaces and is easy to fit through doors. The hood can be lowered to nearly the floor, providing your little one with a comfortable and secure space for naps or sun protection. Its puncture-proof tyres ensure an effortless ride. The chassis is sturdy as well as secure and safe.