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If you're thinking about what type of pram or pushchair to buy, keep in mind three important considerations: your needs, your baby's needs and your general lifestyle. Find out more in our guide, and look at our pushchair range here. View our pushchair demonstration videos.
A 3-in-1 combination gives you choice, flexibility and versatility as you can mix and match to create a combination that is ideal for you and your baby.
These models include a carrycot and convertible two-in-one pram/pushchair and are suitable for newborns and toddlers.
These adaptable models incorporate the benefits of a pram and a pushchair and by adding an infant carrier, they also allow you to easily move your baby in and out of the car.
See our selection of pushchair systems here.
Although the name is often interchangeable with buggy or stroller, our definition of a pushchair is anything that is compatible with an infant carrier. Typically it will also have a lie-back seat unit or a reclining bucket seat.
Things you may want to consider:
Newborn babies need to lie back, so if you are interested in a pushchair you will need either a pushchair/carrycot combination or a pushchair with a lie-back facility.
Some models have a reversible seat unit so your baby can face you, and when they’re a bit older they can look out as you stroll. A lie-back seat will make it suitable for newborns.
Different models fold in different ways, some can be folded and unfolded with one hand and some are freestanding when folded. A carry handle or fold strap may help to make things easier. The fold function and weight are particularly important features to consider if you often use public transport or a car.
You may wish to consider the terrain the pushchair will be used on as different models are equipped with different types of wheels (they may be fixed, swivel or lockable) to make strolling easier in different situations. The size of the wheels varies between models, larger wheels can offer better suspension. Some models are fitted with pneumatic tyres for a comfortable ride on uneven ground.
Shopping trays and baskets can make things easier if you’re running errands with a little one in tow.
You may wish to transport the pushchair in a carry bag, some models have this included or they may be sold separately.
A pram allows your baby to lie flat. The benefit of this is that they will be supported while being kept comfortable and protected in a warm and cosy carrycot. In this secure rear-facing environment you can maintain eye contact with your newborn, so you can keep an eye on them. You may also like the more traditional look associated with a pram.
Three-wheeler pushchairs have a modern look and are easy to manoeuvre as they are narrow at the front and are lightweight. You can choose from two types of three-wheelers, both of which are suitable for newborn babies if they have a fully reclinable seat or cot seat.
All-terrain pushchairs are designed specifically for the roughest terrain and/or jogging, but are equally comfortable in everyday use. City pushchairs are designed for everyday use about town.
You may also find it helpful to consider the features outlined in the pushchair section above as these are also applicable to 3-wheeler models.
These will do the same job as a 3-in-1 combination pushchair, but they include everything you’ll need without you having to purchase extra components, so they’re easy and good value purchases.
They include either:
Some car seats can be used for babies up to 13kg/29lbs (approximately 9-12 months), they simply attach to the chassis of the pushchair.
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Your pram or pushchair will perform better and last longer when it's looked after. The instruction leaflet provided with your pushchair will tell you how to keep it in prime condition. And you'll find more information on travel systems in our guide to car seats and car safety. |
Returns
We'll refund or exchange your pram or pushchair only if it's returned unused, in its original packaging, within 28 days of purchase. This does not affect your statutory rights.
If your pram or pushchair develops a fault, please refer to the instruction booklet and contact the manufacturer in the first instance.
However, if it has developed a fault within a reasonable period
of time and you live near a John Lewis shop, please take it to the Nursery department, along with your receipt or delivery note. (Please note that our High Wycombe and 'at home' shops do not have a Nursery department and so can't offer this service.)
A member of our Nursery department team will make an initial assessment of your pram/pushchair to see if a manufacturing fault has occurred. If they're unable to confirm that a fault has developed, they'll return the pram/pushchair to the manufacturer for them to assess the cause of the problem.
During this time, we'll be pleased to lend you a replacement pram or pushchair. Please note a deposit of £25 will be charged. The deposit will be refunded to you when the pram/pushchair is returned, subject to the pram/pushchair being received back in the same condition in which it was loaned to you.
If the problem is identified as a manufacturing fault, you'll have the option to either have the pram/pushchair repaired free of charge or replaced.
Please note, however, that you will be charged for the repair if the damage is caused by accident, misuse or as a result of wear and tear.
