Best pram
In this best pram comparison, you can find out what the Tell Me Baby community thinks are the top prams and best strollers on the market.
Pram comparison chart
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"I love this pram. It is very easy to put down and up again. Pushing is easy as it is light weight."
"I love this pram. It is very easy to put down and up again. Pushing is easy as it is light weight."
"Purchased this stroller to take travelling. It’s great as it folds up really small so you can take it as carry on luggage on the plane...
"Purchased this stroller to take travelling. It’s great as it folds up really small so you can take it as carry on luggage on the plane...
"We absolutely love our bugaboo ant, it’s so easy to use and get in and out of the car, we use it as an around town run about..."
"We absolutely love our bugaboo ant, it’s so easy to use and get in and out of the car, we use it as an around town run about..."
"We did a lot of research when it came to finding a double pram for our second, we found this one to tick all our boxes..."
"We did a lot of research when it came to finding a double pram for our second, we found this one to tick all our boxes..."
"Absolutely love my bugaboo donkey! Super spacious in single mode with the side basket, very helpful in shops or doing school pick up."
"Absolutely love my bugaboo donkey! Super spacious in single mode with the side basket, very helpful in shops or doing school pick up."
"This is hands down the best pram I've used. It is extremely easy to fold up and and down and very compact for the boot of your car."
"This is hands down the best pram I've used. It is extremely easy to fold up and and down and very compact for the boot of your car."
"Love this pram, I like how easy it is to fold up with both seats attached."
"Love this pram, I like how easy it is to fold up with both seats attached."
"Super light I can pull it out of the car one handed. It’s so easy to steer."
"Super light I can pull it out of the car one handed. It’s so easy to steer."
"First time mum here and I decided to spend the money and get a good pram, this pram is honestly the best thing ever!"
"First time mum here and I decided to spend the money and get a good pram, this pram is honestly the best thing ever!"
"This one is so sturdy but easy to push as well which feels safer compared other brands."
"This one is so sturdy but easy to push as well which feels safer compared other brands."
"Love how this pram is so narrow, it fits through all doorways and checkouts, but still also fits the kids comfortably..."
"Love how this pram is so narrow, it fits through all doorways and checkouts, but still also fits the kids comfortably..."
"It’s so light and convenient for packing into the car, manoeuvres really well and doesn’t feel bulky."
"It’s so light and convenient for packing into the car, manoeuvres really well and doesn’t feel bulky."
"The pram itself is sturdy, folds easily and is a complete travel system with everything provided..."
"The pram itself is sturdy, folds easily and is a complete travel system with everything provided..."
"The travel system is easy for anyone to use and caters right from newborn right through."
"The travel system is easy for anyone to use and caters right from newborn right through."
"We have been using the Otto since my daughter was 18 months old and have not looked back."
"We have been using the Otto since my daughter was 18 months old and have not looked back." 
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Choosing the best pram for you and your new baby can be fun and exciting, or overwhelming and confusing – or all of the above.
There are SO MANY OPTIONS out there, so no wonder choosing the best pram for your family can be a bit of a daunting task. It can also be pretty expensive mistake if you don’t get the right pram to meet your needs.
Get the best pram for your family
Most parents learn pretty quickly that there is no one solution fits all for any aspect of parenting. You have to make choices based on what’s best for you and your family – and choosing a pram is no exception. So don’t worry about the right pram for your sister, or a friend, or the shop assistant, or what anyone else is telling you what you do or don’t need in a pram. You need to get the pram that ticks YOUR boxes, not anyone else’s.
But that can be really hard when you don’t know what boxes you want ticked, so read on!
Questions to ask yourself when choosing a pram
Who is going to be using the pram?
One thing to think about is the handlebar height. If you and your partner are quite different in height you may need to look at an adjustable handlebar.
The weight of the pram is an important factor, especially if you’re planning to lift it in and out of your boot regularly, so make sure you’re able to lift the weight of your pram – either the whole pram, or with the frame and seat separate.
Speaking of car boots, be sure it can fit into the cars you’ll be using to get around with the pram and baby. Check all the measurements before buying!
Another thing to check is that you’re able to operate the essential functions of your pram. For example, check that you can easily work the brakes, the seat recline and the fold.
When are you going to be using the pram?
If you’re going to be using the pram from birth you need to make sure the seat is suitable for a newborn. You may need to buy a bassinet/carrycot separately. Some prams simply don’t have the option to be suitable from birth, which is something you’ll need to take into consideration.
Alternatively, if you’re buying your pram for an older child, or planning to use the pram for a few years, then you need to check that the weight limit and seat size can accommodate a larger child.
Where are you planning to use the pram?
Are you just going to be using your pram on smooth surfaces like footpaths, shopping centres, on public transport, or when travelling? If so, you’ll need to find a pram that is compact and manoeuvrable.
Or do you need an all-terrain beast, with big wheels and tough suspension, that provides your baby with full sun and weather protection, so it will take you anywhere you need to go?
Do you maybe want a pram with a seat that’s the perfect height to be parked at a table in a cafe?
Think about your life – where you go, what you do – so you’ll get a bit of an idea about what you need your pram to do for you.
What else is important to you?
There are some features that might be really important to you might still make or break a pram purchase. For example, being able to have your baby face you might be the one feature you want more than anything else, or having the option of turning your pram into a travel system with an infant car seat.
It could be the option of a second seat later. There are so many prams these days that can convert easily from a single to a double – for example, the Strider Compact, Uppababy Vista, Baby Jogger City Select, Bugaboo Donkey.
There are also little features like a one-handed recline, a big basket, extra storage pockets, interesting colour and fabric choices, adjustable footrest, and peekaboo window on the hood. It’s worth getting into a baby store and having a play with some prams to find the little things that might be a big deal to you!
How much are you able to spend?
You really can spend as little or as much as you want a pram. You can get an inexpensive second hand pram for under $50, or you can easily spend thousands of dollars on the latest, high end, luxury pram. However keep in mind a good quality, mid-range pram will cost around $400-700.
Further research
Check out the pram reviews to read real, genuine reviews from mums who have tried and tested each of these products. Then use this information to make an informed decision when you are buying your own pram.
