MICRALITE ProFold By Silver Cross Lightweight Travel Stroller with Compact Fold, Suitable from Birth – Black

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Plus, your GetGo will arrive in FSC certified packaging which is fully recyclable – and great for making kids’ spaceships with too. If I'm totally honest, I'd still get a compact stroller for use on smooth surfaces but accept that you're going to have to carry your little one over uneven surfaces. We've taken it on two round-trip flight adventures (two flights each way, so 4 layovers) and used it around town on our trips as well as at home. The foot rest also kicks up into a flat position, so your child can comfortably lay flat out in the land of slumber. It also fit in the overhead bin when flying Southwest US domestic and under an Amtrak roomette seat.

I find it strange not being able to see her so I find myself peering over or using the ProFold’s peep window a lot to check on her. The added suspension and lockable swivel wheels improve manoeuvrability so parents can steer it with one hand and stop with an easy, one-touch brake. Expect a complicated method or some difficulty adjusting models that get three or fewer stars for this attribute. The stroller’s hood has a built-in storage pocket so you can keep your day-to-day essentials within easy reach.At 7kg, it’s a lightweight buggy and if you need to bring it upstairs or on public transport, this is a great feature. Plus, there’s a hidden pocket in the back of the pushchair seat for keeping your bits and bobs to hand. The part of the stroller to grab as a handle when it is folded is not obvious, so the employees loading the stroller would often grab the wrong handle and it would come unfolded. Keri: It makes busy mum life easier and cant fit lots of things in your boot even when the pram is in.

I also love the suspension on the wheels and haven't seen any other small strollers will similar suspension! If your toddler weighs twice as much as the pushchair and suddenly leans to the side while you’re pushing then your pushchair will wobble and possibly even tip over. The raincover and a carry strap are also included and these are often optional extras with many pushchairs.

Our tester’s three-year-old was shaded from thighs upwards and Adele noted that a baby would have been fully in the shade. After that I became very conscious of not kicking the break so I don’t fully relax while I’m walking.