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How To Choose The Best Pushchairs And Car Seats A pushchair is an essential item for parents who are on the go. There are many types of pushchairs available such as pushchairs and prams and buggies, travel systems and travel systems. Travel systems are a great option for parents with newborns. They let parents transfer their sleeping baby from the car to the pushchair without causing any disturbance to him. For a smooth transition, look for models that have compatible car seat adaptors. Hood can be removed This is the top-ranked stroller and car seat combination according to our experienced testers. This compact and lightweight system is easy to move and put away. Its intelligent shade and head support that can be adjusted help infants feel safe while on the move. It is also suitable for infants that are rear-facing and weigh up to 35lbs. It has four recline positions. It also comes with a quiet canopy to keep your baby unperturbed in the car. Additionally, this seat is safe for use in any vehicle and it comes with an integrated level indicator to allow to make it easy to install. The Doona Combo earned an overall score of 91 out 100. The highest scores were given for comfort and ease of use. The car seat and base are easy to attach and remove and the base of the latch has an green light when it's aligned properly. The stroller comes with two cup holders, as well as an ample basket for gear. The handlebar folds flat and is easy to move. Parents have a variety of options to use the stroller. The 7AM Enfant Coon (shop family owned/shop Amazon) can keep your child warm in the car seat, if they wear a puffy coat. This “shower cap” style cover will help prevent the wind and snow from blowing over your child's face and hands in the car. The Cocoon is 100% safe for car seats and can be used with thin coats, provided that they don't have too much puff. The Cocoon isn't suitable for Uber or taxi trips however, because it blocks the seat belt path of the car seat. Another option is the Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Hoodie (shop family-owned/shop Amazon) for toddlers and infants. The jacket is made of super-warm 600-fill-power recycled down, and has the hood to keep warm in cold weather. It's safe to put in a car seat provided it's sized correctly, but you will need to compress the puff prior to tightening the harness straps. Another option is the KidCozy II, which is an insulated fleece blanket that has comfortable neck holes and holes for the hands. It works on strollers for infants, car seats, and baby carriers (facing in or out) and fits infants through 4 years old. Mould and mildew removal Mold is a fungus that grows on organic materials, typically in dark and damp areas. It can produce a strong musty odor and can be very difficult to remove once it has taken grip. If the mould isn't removed, it will continue to develop and spread. To prevent this, it is important to regularly clean the area. First, clean all dirt and debris from the surface. This can be done manually or using an air-tight vacuum cleaner with an adjustable nozzle attachment. This is a great opportunity to clean compartments, pockets and other areas that are difficult to reach. The next step is to wipe down the entire surface of the pushchair with a clean cloth, or scrubber. It is crucial to perform this outside in a well-ventilated location and preferably wearing a mask to avoid breathing in mould or spores. After cleaning the fabric you can spray it with a mildew-remover or a dilute solution of white vinegar. Vinegar is a natural disinfectant and it won't harm the fabric or any other components of your pushchair. If you are unable to remove the mould, it may be necessary for you to dry the area and scrub it with a dehumidifier. It is recommended to let the fabric dry completely before storing it. This can be done by putting the fabric in a sunny area, and possibly by spraying with an anti-fungal spray – Milton do a great child-friendly one. If you're having difficulty getting rid of stains that are difficult to remove or mould, you can try MARBLELIFE® Mold and Mildew Stain Remover. foldable pushchair www.pushchairsandprams.uk has been shown to be up to six times more effective than store-bought products that sit on shelves for months before you purchase them. This product's just-in-time manufacturing ensures that it is at its peak effectiveness at the time of application. Cleaning A car seat or a pushchair can be a difficult item to clean, particularly in the event that it has been used on outdoor trips, and has tracked mud, food crumbs, and other debris. To begin, clean off the dirt with crevice tools or brushes. Alternately, spray on some Clorox Free and Clear Multi-Surface Spray Cleaner, or a similar product, then use a cloth to rub it into any fabric parts like the basket, seat or hood. If you want to tackle any stains or marks that are causing you trouble, take an examination of the care instructions to see whether they can be washed. If you're planning to remove any marks or stains it's best to read the care instructions to see whether they can be washed. Some pushchairs feature fabric sections, such as seat supports and hoods that can be removed completely and thrown away, allowing you to put them into the washing machine or wash them via a hand wash. Once they've been cleaned, lie them flat to dry, so that they retain their shape. Make sure that they're dry before placing them back on your childcare accessory. The frame or chassis may require a little extra attention than the fabric parts. If you've noticed mould spores growing on the plastic, it's important to get rid of it promptly to ensure that the spores do not spread to your child in their sleep. A solution of water and vinegar is ideal for this because it reduces the bacteria, and can be washed away. For hard-to-reach or more delicate areas, an old toothbrush can aid in getting into tight spaces and corners. If you're struggling with stains that seem difficult to remove, add a bit of bicarbonate of soda to your wash or apply baking soda to remove the stain. This will not only neutralize odours, but also help lift stains a first wash may have missed. Stores A great pushchair should have ample interior and exterior storage to store all the necessities, such as snacks, drinks, and toys. The main compartment of the pushchair should be big enough to accommodate a laptop or tablet. There should also be a smaller compartment to store small items like keys, phones or other baby supplies. Some pushchairs have hidden storage under the seat which is great to keep these items out of the way when baby is asleep. A travel system bundle could be a good option for new parents, as it lets them purchase a car seat with a stroller in one purchase. The most effective travel systems have adaptors that allow the car seat and stroller to be connected to one another. This makes it easier to move a child who is sleeping from the car to the stroller. In our tests, we found the best combos come with a simple process of connection that almost is a self-installing system. This is a huge plus when compared to combinations which require a second stage of strap attachment, which could cause mistakes. In fact, combinations with straps scored less in our evaluations of ease of use. Some pushchairs come with a footmuff that is perfect for winter. It is important to ensure that the footmuff you pick is compatible with your car seat. Also, ensure that it comes with a hood that will protect baby from the elements. There are numerous accessories for pushchairs, including rain covers or a footmuff. Some are essential, whereas others are optional, according to your requirements. A rain cover is a must-have accessory to shield your baby from the elements when you're out and about. Likewise, the footmuff can help keep babies warm in the colder winter months. New parents also appreciate a basket, a changing bag, and cup holders. The right pushchair and accessories can make your life as a new parent or baby simpler, so make sure to look through all options.