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A pram gives you a safe, comfortable way to get out and about with your newborn, from the first walk around the block to everyday errands and adventures. Explore single prams and strollers from UPPAbaby, iCandy, Silver Cross, Joolz, Britax, Cybex, Thule and more, designed to grow with your little one from birth to toddler.

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Why Choose a Pram for Your Newborn?

A pram is a baby stroller that lets your newborn lie flat, either in a bassinet (also called a carrycot) or in a seat that reclines fully, which is what young babies need in those early months. As your little one grows, most prams switch to an upright seat that can face you or face the world, so one pram can take you from birth to around four years, depending on the model. Many prams also work as a travel system, letting you click a compatible baby capsule onto the frame so you can move from car to stroll without waking your baby.

Get to Know Your Pram Options

Prams differ in how they suit newborns, how they handle different terrain and how small they fold. Some come with a bassinet included, some are lie-flat strollers from birth, and some can convert to a double pram later. Here's a quick look at 7 options in our collection, so you can see how their features, sizing and setup differ at a glance.

  • UPPAbaby Vista V3 with Bassinet | Suitable stage: Birth (bassinet) to toddler seat | Size (cm): See listing | Weight: See listing | Key features: Bassinet with foam-free air mesh mattress and ventilation panels, reversible toddler seat, all-wheel suspension, 13.6kg basket and expands to carry up to three children with accessories
  • iCandy Peach 7 | Suitable stage: Birth (carrycot) to 25kg | Size (cm): Handlebar height 95-105 | Weight: See listing | Key features: Carrycot included, parent and world facing seat, converts from single to double with adaptors, car seat adaptors included and one-handed freestanding fold
  • Joolz Geo3 | Suitable stage: Birth to 4 years | Size (cm): See listing | Weight: 14.1kg with cot | Key features: Cot included, puncture-proof wheels, 60L basket (up to 15kg), single-motion fold and Duo bundle included for use as a double
  • Silver Cross Reef 2 | Suitable stage: Birth to toddler | Size (cm): L: 85, W: 61, H: 98.5-112 | Weight: 13.2kg | Key features: All-terrain pushchair with large wheels, enhanced 4-wheel suspension, reversible seat, supersized UPF50+ hood and self-standing compact fold
  • Britax Cosy Lux | Suitable stage: Birth to 20kg (lay-flat mode to 9kg) | Size (cm): L: 97.5, W: 63.5, H: 113 | Weight: 9.5kg | Key features: Reversible seat that converts to a lay-flat mode, 10kg basket, travel system compatible with Britax Safe-n-Sound Unity capsules
  • Thule Urban Glide 3 | Suitable stage: Child up to 22kg | Size (cm): Folded: 88 x 58 x 31 | Weight: 11.9kg | Key features: 3-wheel all-terrain design with locking swivel front wheel, twist hand brake, built-in legrest and one-hand compact fold
  • Cybex Coya | Suitable stage: From birth (lie-flat recline) | Size (cm): See listing | Weight: See listing | Key features: Hand-luggage compliant fold, lie-flat recline with adjustable leg rest, one-pull harness and travel system ready with the Cybex Cloud Q capsule

Use-Cases and Compatibility

The right pram depends on where you'll use it most and how your family might grow.

- For newborns and naps on the go

If you want your baby lying flat in a proper bassinet from day one, look at prams with a bassinet included, such as the UPPAbaby Vista V3 with Bassinet, iCandy Peach 7 or Joolz Geo3. The Britax Cosy Lux offers a lay-flat seat mode for babies up to 9kg instead of a separate bassinet.

- For parks, beaches and rougher paths

Bigger wheels and good suspension make a real difference on grass, gravel and uneven footpaths. The Silver Cross Reef 2 and the 3-wheel Thule Urban Glide 3 are built for all-terrain strolls. Browse our 3 wheel prams and 4 wheel prams to compare more.

- For travel, small cars and city living

Compact strollers fold small enough for a small boot or, in some cases, an aircraft overhead locker. The Cybex Coya and Britax Cabin Travel Stroller are designed for travel, and you'll find more in our travel prams range.

- For growing families

If a second baby might be on the way, a single-to-double pram saves buying again later. The iCandy Peach 7, Joolz Geo3 and Silver Cross Wave 3 can carry two children with the right seat or adaptors. For twins or siblings from day one, see our double prams.

Looking After Your Pram

A little regular care keeps your pram running smoothly and looking good for years. Always check the care instructions for your specific model.

Wipe the frame - Wipe the frame, wheels and handlebar with a damp cloth and mild soapy water, then dry them to prevent rust and marks.

Clean the fabrics - Many seat liners, bassinet liners and canopies zip off for spot cleaning or hand washing; check the label before washing anything.

Check the wheels - Remove hair, sand and grass from the wheels and axles, and check air-filled tyres for pressure if your pram has them.

Inspect the brakes and harness - Test the brake and check the harness buckles and straps regularly, and stop using the pram if any part is damaged.

Store it dry - Let the pram dry fully before folding it away, and keep it out of a hot car boot for long periods to protect the fabrics.

What to Check Before You Buy:

- Newborn suitability

Check that the pram has a bassinet or a seat that lies flat for newborns, and note its weight limit so you know when your baby will move to the seat.

- Folded size and weight

Measure your car boot and compare it with the folded dimensions, and think about whether you'll be lifting the pram in and out every day.

- Wheels and terrain

Choose larger wheels and suspension for rough paths, or smaller wheels and a lighter frame for shopping centres and public transport.

- Capsule compatibility

If you want a travel system, check which baby capsules fit your pram and whether adaptors are needed, or look at a pram and capsule bundle.

Looking for more options? Explore our wider range of travel prams, double prams and pram accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a pram and a stroller?

A pram is designed for newborns to lie flat, usually in a bassinet or a fully reclining seat, while a stroller usually has an upright seat for babies who can sit up. Many modern prams do both: they start with a bassinet or lie-flat seat and convert to an upright stroller seat as your baby grows. In Australia, the two words are often used interchangeably.

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Which pram is best for a newborn?

For a newborn, choose a pram with a bassinet or a seat that lies completely flat. In our range, the UPPAbaby Vista V3, iCandy Peach 7 and Joolz Geo3 include a bassinet or carrycot, and the Britax Cosy Lux has a lay-flat seat mode for babies up to 9kg. The best choice also depends on your car boot size, the terrain you'll use it on and whether you'll need a double pram later.

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When should my baby move from the pram bassinet to the seat?

Move your baby to the seat once they reach the bassinet's weight limit or start pushing up, rolling or trying to sit up, whichever comes first. For example, the Silver Cross Wave 3 carrycot is suitable from birth to 9kg, which is around 6 months. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your model.

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Are 3 wheel prams better than 4 wheel prams?

Neither is better overall; it depends on where you walk. A 3 wheel pram such as the Thule Urban Glide 3 is usually easier to push and steer on rough ground and grass, while a 4 wheel pram is often more stable, more compact when folded and easier to manoeuvre in shops. Many 4 wheel prams, like the Silver Cross Reef 2, also have all-terrain wheels and suspension.

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Can I take a pram on a plane?

Most airlines let you check in a pram or take it to the gate, and some compact strollers are small enough to fit in the overhead locker. The Cybex Coya is designed to be hand-luggage compliant and the Britax Cabin Travel Stroller is IATA compatible for most overhead lockers. Rules differ between airlines, so always check with your airline before you fly.

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Can I use a baby capsule with my pram?

Many prams can be used as a travel system, where a compatible baby capsule clicks onto the frame. For example, the Britax Cosy Lux works with Britax Safe-n-Sound Unity capsules, the iCandy Peach 7 includes car seat adaptors and the Cybex Coya works with the Cybex Cloud Q capsule using adaptors. Check each listing for compatible capsules and whether adaptors are sold separately.

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Do prams sold in Australia have to meet a safety standard?

Yes. Prams and strollers sold in Australia must meet the mandatory safety standard based on AS/NZS 2088, which covers things like brakes, harnesses and stability. Always use the harness, apply the brake when you stop and never hang heavy bags on the handlebar, as this can tip the pram.