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How To Choose The Best Pushchairs And Car Seats A pushchair can be a real lifesaver for parents with a busy schedule. There are many kinds of pushchairs, including prams and pushchairs as well as buggies, travel systems and travel systems. Travel systems are a fantastic option for parents with newborns. They allow them to transfer their sleepy 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. Removable hood This is the highest-rated stroller and car seat combination, according to our experienced testers. This versatile system is light and compact for easy transportation and storage. Its smart shade and adjustable head support make baby feel secure while on the move. It's also suitable for infants rear-facing to 35 lb and features four recline positions. It also features an unobtrusive canopy to keep your baby unperturbed in the car. It is also safe to use in any vehicle and has an indicator built-in for easy installation. The Doona Combo earned an overall score of 91 out of 100. The highest scores were given for comfort and user-friendliness. The car seat and base are simple to install and detach, and the latch base has green lights when it's aligned properly. The stroller has two cup holders and an ample basket for gear. Its fold-flat handlebar is easy to maneuver and offers a variety of riding options for parents. If your child is wearing a puffy winter coat The 7AM Enfant Cocoon (shop family-owned/shop Amazon) might be a good option to keep them warm while riding in the car seat. This “shower cap” style cover helps to prevent the wind and snow from blowing across your child's hands and face in the car. The Cocoon is safe for car seats and can be worn under thin coats, as long as there is not too much puff. It is not ideal for Uber or taxi rides however, as it blocks the car seat's seat belt route. Another alternative is the Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Hoody (shop family-owned/shop Amazon) for toddlers and infants. This insulated jacket is made of super-warm 600-fill power recycled down and includes a hood for extra warmth in cold weather. It is safe to use in a car seat if it's properly sized, however you'll need to reduce 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 as well as holes to accommodate the hands. It is suitable for infants up to 4 years old and can be used on infant car seats (facing either outward or inwards), strollers and baby carriers. Mould and mildew Removal Mold is a fungus which grows on organic materials, typically in damp and dark environments. Mold can give off an unpleasant musty odor and be difficult to remove. If the mould isn't removed it will continue to grow and spread. To avoid this it is vital to clean the area regularly. The first step is to eliminate any loose dirt and debris from the fabric surface. This can be done either by hand or using a vacuum cleaner fitted with an nozzle that is flexible. It is also a good idea to make use of this time to clean any pockets, compartments, or other tiny areas of the fabric that cannot be reached easily. The next step is to clean the entire surface of the pushchair using an unclean cloth or scrubber. This should be done outdoors in a well-ventilated space, wearing a mask to avoid breathing in mould spores. After cleaning the fabric you can spray it with a mildew-remover or a diluted solution of white vinegar. Vinegar is a natural disinfectant which will not harm the fabric or other materials inside your pushchair, is an excellent option. If you cannot remove the mold, it might be necessary to dry the area and scrub it off with an air dehumidifier. It is recommended to let the fabric dry completely prior to storing. This can be accomplished by putting the fabric in a sunny spot or spraying with an anti-fungal product – Milton is a fantastic, child-friendly one. If you have trouble removing stubborn stains and mould, use the MARBLELIFE ® Mold & Mildew Stain Removers. This product is six times more effective than the brands that you purchase in stores that have sat on the shelves for months. Just-in time production ensures the maximum effectiveness of this product at the time it is used. Cleaning A car seat or a pushchair can be a difficult item to clean, particularly if it has been used on outdoor trips, and has accumulated mud, food crumbs, and other debris. To begin, you must vacuum 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. Review the care instructions for any stains and marks to see if you can machine wash the marks. Otherwise, a bucket of hot soapy water and gentle baby-friendly detergent should suffice. You could use a moist sponge to scrub off any marks that are difficult to remove and allow to dry in the sun (which can also help lighten stains). Some pushchairs feature fabric sections, such as seat supports and hoods that can be removed completely and thrown away, allowing you to put them in the washing machine or wash them with a hand wash. After they've been cleaned, lay them flat to dry them so that they retain their shape. Make sure that they're dry before you put them back onto your child's play equipment. The frame or chassis of your pushchair might require some more attention than the fabric parts. If you see mould spores appearing on the plastic, it is important to immediately take action to stop the spores from spreading around to your child while they sleep. A solution of water and vinegar is the ideal solution as it reduces the bacteria, and can be cleaned. An old toothbrush is an excellent tool to get into difficult to reach or delicate areas. For any stains that won't budge Try adding a little of bicarbonate of soda into the wash or using a baking soda solution to wash it off. This will not only neutralise any odours but also lift any stains aren't visible in the first wash. Stores A well-designed pushchair should come with plenty of exterior and interior storage for all the necessities like drinks, snacks and toys. The main compartment of the pushchair must be large enough to accommodate tablets or laptops. There should also be a smaller compartment to store small items like phones, keys, or other baby supplies. Some pushchairs have hidden storage under the seat which is great to keep those items out of sight when baby is asleep. A travel system bundle could be a fantastic option for parents with young children, as it lets them purchase a car seat along with a stroller in one go. The most effective travel systems have adaptors that allow the car seat and stroller to be attached to each other. This makes it much easier to transfer a sleeping child from the car to the stroller. In our tests, the best combinations had a straightforward connection that felt as if it installed itself. This is a huge advantage over combinations that require a strap attachment in the second step, which could lead to mistakes. In fact, combinations with straps scored less in our tests of user-friendliness. Some pushchairs are also equipped with a footmuff which is perfect for winter. It is crucial to ensure that the footmuff you select is compatible with your car seat. Also, ensure that it has a hood which will shield baby from elements. There are many different accessories for your pushchair, such as rain cover and footmuff. Some of them are essential while others can be a nice addition depending on your needs. A rain cover is a must-have accessory to shield your baby from the elements when you are out and about, while a footmuff helps to keep babies warm during cooler winter months. New parents also like baskets, changing bags and cup holders. A good pushchair will simplify the life of you and your baby. Take the time to browse all the options.