Top 5 Folding Strollers

A stroller is a vital piece of baby equipment offering comfort and value throughout a child's priceless first year. It's also an excellent investment that will last through many babies.

When you are deciding which stroller to buy take into consideration the ease with which it can fold. Most modern pushchairs fold with just one tug. However, the method varies from brand to brand.

Folding is easy

The UPPAbaby G-Luxe is the ideal stroller for parents-to-be who want a stroller that is easy to fold and to store. It features a one-hand fold that is extremely compact. It's also light and easy to slip into the trunk of your car.

Its one-hand fold mechanism is possible thanks to the lever in the handle and a ring that is located on the back of the stroller. The handle and ring must be precisely timed to guarantee the smooth operation of one hand. Most strollers require that you fold them before you pass through security. Always check your particular model's instructions for more specific instructions about folding your stroller. It is also possible to hand-check large strollers in some airports. If this is the case, you should take a carry-on bag with you to safeguard your stroller when traveling.

Easy to store

The Nuna Baby pram Triv is a lightweight, premium pram that takes up less room however it feels as luxurious as larger models. It's not the smallest or lightest pram on our list, but it's simple to fold and move around and has many features that you would expect to only find in more expensive strollers.

It's also designed to fit a bespoke carrycot (which can be used from birth) or a baby's moses basket that means you can transform it into an e-travel pushchair system and use it for a longer time than the other smaller prams would allow. It's also a breeze on all surfaces and has plenty of extra storage.

The larger UPPAbaby prams are known for their large shopping baskets but, with the G-Luxe, they've managed to combine all of the functionality they need into a compact design. It can be difficult to fold due to the tricky handle/ring combination that must be precisely timed. It's still a great option however, particularly because it's able to easily transform to a twin pushchair by using the YOYO Connect seat.

Easy to maneuver

Despite not being the lightest or smallest pram, this model from Silver Cross is surprisingly easy to navigate. It is perfect for growing families, as it can be used by newborns to toddlers with the bassinet or newborn pack and even comes with a board for older kids. It's also more sturdy and smoother on most terrains than many smaller compact prams. Popular with celebrities This is a top pram that has plenty of parent-friendly features. It's a dream to drive and is particularly maneuverable when you turn on the front locking wheels that swivel. It's incredibly simple to collapse.

Easy to clean

A deep clean is necessary when your baby's buggy has been frequented. A dirty pram is not only unhygienic for your baby but it could also harbor germs. If you plan to use your pram again to be used by future children, or sell it, a well maintained stroller will look its best travel pushchair as long as possible.

Most prams have the manual that includes cleaning instructions. This will often contain specific instructions on how to clean and maintain different components. If yours does not have a manual, you can search online for recommendations.

To clean a pram, remove all fabric parts (seats and canopies, baskets, etc.) and wash them as suggested by the manufacturer. It's important to wash these items in warm soapy water, as hot or cold water can damage the material. After washing, it's advised to allow the fabric to dry completely before reattaching it idealally in a sunny spot.

It's important to check your pushchair regularly for signs of wear and loose screws. This will stop the pram from becoming damaged or unstable that could pose a danger to your child's safety. Make sure to check the brakes, locking mechanisms, and harness to ensure they are in good working order. And it's recommended to periodically give your frame and wheels an oily spray to ensure they're operating smoothly.

It's also worth investing in a childs pram liner or a cover that can provide an extra layer of protection from spills and staining. These can be easily removed and washed, so your stroller will remain in top condition for longer. You can also update your pram by adding new seats, wheels or a sun canopy. This will make it appear more fashionable and complement your child's outfit. It's also worth considering using a touch-up marker for your pram to cover up any scrapes or scratches on the frame, particularly on prams that are black, which could show dirt very quickly.