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There are many aspects to consider when choosing the ideal pushchair. What is suitable for your outdoor lifestyle might not suit city living A pushchair that is easy where to buy pushchairs maneuver over shiny shop floors might struggle on rough, muddy terrain.

If you're planning to have a second child, a travel system which can be transformed into a twin pushchair will be a great idea. They're designed to grow along with your baby and can be used from birth to six months.

iCandy Peach

This is a favourite of celeb moms, as it offers a lot of features at a low cost. The spacious carrycot is suitable for babies from birth. Innovative adaptors are able to transform it into a twin pushchair. Its contemporary premium knitted fabrics are sturdy and soft with a sophisticated feel. A large canopy and multi-position reclining seat offer baby maximum comfort, while a handy zip pocket is a great place to store essentials. Elevators raise the seat unit, creating a highchair on-the-go that allows parents to roll up and dine at restaurants. It comes with a stylish changing bag and footmuff to create a complete travel system.

The Peach 7's aluminum chassis is lighter than the majority of pushchairs and its puncture-proof polyurethane tires are designed to withstand all terrains from bumpy pavements and sports grounds to muddy forest paths and parkland. The suspension has been made slightly softer to improve comfort for both parents and babies while the front wheels rotate so that it is easy to turn corners, even with one hand. Its small pushchair size and tight turning circle allow it to easily navigate narrow hallways and aisles. This makes it perfect for city living.

This model comes in a range of colours and styles, including iCandy Black Special Edition. The frame and the fabrics are black to give a monochrome look. It comes with a built-in cup holder and is compatible with the iCandy Cuddler, iCandy Rocker and iCandy Sidekick Stroller. It can be purchased directly from iCandy for $1,149 or from third-party retailers like Babythingz.

Babyzen YOYO2

The Babyzen YOYO2 pram is a lightweight stylish, elegant and user-friendly pram. This is the ideal pram for those who are city dweller and take the tube regularly, if you want to fold it up and put it in your trunk when driving, or if you require a lightweight stroller for days out just you and your baby. It's also green.

The YOYO 2 model, which retails at PS399 it includes the chassis and 6+ color pack. Add the baby bassinet (sold separately), and you will be spending around PS800 for all-inclusive travel setup. This is in line with similar "urban pushchairs" like the Bugaboo Bee 6.

YOYO 2 folds down to 52 44x18 or 20 x 17,3 x 7.1 in. It is compatible with allowances for cabin baggage established by most airlines. It is also among the few double strollers that can be used from birth, with either the newborn bassinet and/or the newborn fabric pack.

It has small wheels that are ideal for pavements and grass, but it is able to take on bumpier terrain. However, those who are adventurous may want to consider something with all-terrain tires. It has a neat trick too that the handlebar can be tucked to allow you to take a seat at a restaurant after rolling your YOYO 2.

The YOYO 2, with its low turn ratio, is among the strollers that is easiest to navigate. It does require two people to fold and unfold. It isn't able to be pulled by its wheels when folded as other umbrella pushchairs.

My Babiie

The My Babiie travel system is a great choice when you're looking for a complete set. This bundle is suitable for use beginning at birth. It includes an infant car, carrycot and pushchair all in one. It's a great choice for newborns and toddlers thanks to its i-Size compatibility and a large car seat base. The seat is also fully reclinable, which will allow your child to nap in the car. It also has a large and hood that can be extended to shield them from the sun.

The My Babiie MB250 stroller is easy to use and folds with the carrier, carrycot or seat that is attached. It's a one-handed fold and is lightweight and easy to maneuver. It is also compact and can be tucked away in most small cars. It comes with a range of accessories, including an umbrella, a rain cover and a cup holder.

My Babiie is known for its fashionable products, which were created by celebrity moms. Christina Milian was involved in the design of the Belgravia Black and Rose Gold Travel System. Even if celebrity alliances aren't your thing This is a great all-rounder that has plenty of features to keep your family entertained.

This My Babiie MB500 iSize Spin car seat has been tested according to the highest standards. It is suitable for babies who are born up to 4 years. ISOFIX connectors can be used to connect it to the chassis. It's also compatible with the My Babiie Explorer MB52 stroller, which is available in three fashionable fabrics and has a lay-flat seat, newborn insert and tall hood. When you're ready to transfer your baby from the car seat to the stroller, the seat simply connects to the chassis by pressing two buttons to either side.

Bugaboo Bee

The Bugaboo Bee is a stylish practical, affordable, and stylish pushchair walker. It's been in use since 2007, and was recently relaunched with the new Bee 6 model. The main differences between earlier models are the height-adjustable backrest, the larger sun canopy and the circular joint system that makes it easier to move and face your seat towards or away from you.

The Bee 6 is also a much narrower vehicle, which makes it great for squeezing on to public transport and getting round the city's thorny streets. In addition, its iconic yellow colouring makes it easy for people to spot you on the sidewalk and for Deliveroo cyclists to see you when they're racing down the street.

It's a delight to drive too with a smooth steering and a comfortable suspension. I also liked the wide and deep basket, which is ideal for shopping trips, as well as the fact that it's accessible regardless of whether you're sitting in the seat facing your way or away from you.

The Bee's durability and strength is another factor that impressed me. The handle bar is easy to hold and the design of the pushchair oozes quality. It's evident that this buggy is built to last for generations.

Of course it's not cheap - the Bee costs PS1000 at retail however, it's a lot less than other high-end strollers. It's a good value considering its features and build. Especially for those who value style as much as practicality.

Baby Jogger Urban Glide Double

The Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2 Double is a jogger with stadium-style seating that can accommodate two children. It can be used with a variety of brands and will fit one car seat. It's more expensive than other strollers on this list but it comes with a large storage basket and a good quality score. It also has a bumper bar that can be used to hold toys or provide a resting place for children.

The stroller is sleek and simple to push. The three wheels are massive and have air-filled tires which make jogging and traversing rough terrain a breeze. It is also very lightweight and has a great ergonomic handlebar as well as a foot brake and a hand brake that can be squeezed or pushed. The only drawbacks to this bike is that it doesn't recline, and the canopy doesn't cover the entire seat.

Another benefit of this stroller is it can be transformed into a lightweight pram for newborns by adding the optional bassinet. It comes with a large shopping basket that is great for picking up groceries while you are returning home. It is sturdy and can be used from the beginning as an running walking.

It's a bit big and heavy to pass through narrow doors or into the car boot of a small size It is best suited to families with a large garage or driveway and who don't mind lugging it around. The price is a turn-off for some, and it isn't compatible with infant car seats, so you'll need to purchase an additional bassinet for the initial eight months or so.