Newborn-Ready Prams for the Early Months
In the first months your baby needs to lie flat, so a pram with a proper bassinet makes those early walks calmer for everyone. Full-size prams like the UPPAbaby Vista V3, Silver Cross Wave 3, iCandy Peach 7 and Joolz Geo3 come with a bassinet that converts to a toddler seat, so one pram carries you from the hospital car park to preschool.
Most of these also accept a baby capsule with brand-specific adaptors, letting you move a sleeping newborn from car to pram without waking them. If you're buying before baby arrives, a pram and capsule bundle takes the guesswork out of matching the two.
Everyday Prams That Grow With Your Child
A good everyday pram earns its place on the school run, at the shops and on weekend walks for years. Look for one-hand folding, a generous basket, suspension that smooths out footpaths and a seat that reclines for naps on the go. The UPPAbaby Cruz V3, Silver Cross Reef 2 and Maxi-Cosi Oxford are all strong all-rounders, while the Britax One2 and Valco Baby Snap Ultra P deliver the essentials at a more accessible price.
Compact Travel Strollers for Families on the Move
Once your baby is sitting up, a lightweight travel stroller makes holidays, day trips and public transport far easier. The Britax Cabin and Britax Flylite fold small enough for most airline overhead lockers, the Silver Cross Jet 5 is cabin-approved with a one-hand fold you can pull along like a suitcase, and the Cybex Coya adds a premium finish. Always check your airline's cabin dimensions before you fly.
Built for Adventure: 3-Wheel and All-Terrain Prams
For gravel trails, beach paths and long walks, a three-wheel pram with air-filled tyres and proper suspension turns tighter and rolls over rough ground more smoothly than a standard four-wheeler. The Thule Urban Glide 3 and Baby Jogger Summit X3 are built for exactly this, with a front wheel that locks for running and a hand brake for control on hills.
Premium Pram Brands and Australian Safety
Every pram and stroller sold in Australia must comply with the mandatory safety standard based on AS/NZS 2088, covering brakes, harnesses, stability and tether straps. Baby Little Planet is an authorised stockist of UPPAbaby, Silver Cross, iCandy, Joolz, Stokke, Maxi-Cosi, Britax, Valco Baby, Baby Jogger and Thule, so every pram comes through the official Australian distributor with full local warranty support.
Shop Single Prams at Baby Little Planet
Browse our full range of single prams online to compare fold sizes, weight limits and newborn options from home, with same-day dispatch on in-stock items and fast delivery Australia-wide. Lay-by and buy-now-pay-later are available on every pram.
If you'd rather fold, push and compare prams side by side, visit our showroom at Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne for hands-on advice from our team. And while you're here, you can complete your out-and-about setup with:
Single Pram FAQs
Which single prams are suitable from birth?
A newborn needs to lie flat, so look for a pram with a bassinet or a seat that reclines to near-flat. Full-size prams like the UPPAbaby Vista, Silver Cross Wave and Reef, iCandy Peach and Joolz Geo come with or accept a bassinet. Many compact strollers also recline flat enough for newborns — check the product page for the stated minimum age.
What is the difference between a pram and a stroller?
In Australia, "pram" usually means a full-size model with a lie-flat bassinet for newborns, while "stroller" refers to a lighter, seat-only design. Most modern single prams convert between the two, starting with a bassinet and switching to a seat as your baby grows.
Should I choose a 3-wheel or 4-wheel pram?
Three-wheel prams turn tighter and handle gravel, grass and beach paths better, which suits active families. Four-wheel prams are more stable when stationary, generally fold more compactly and offer the widest choice of bassinets and accessories, making them the most popular everyday option.
Can I attach a baby capsule to a single pram?
Yes — most prams from UPPAbaby, Silver Cross, iCandy, Joolz, Maxi-Cosi and Britax accept a capsule using brand-specific adaptors. Adaptors are usually sold separately; our team can confirm the right combination for your pram and capsule.
Which prams can I take on a plane as cabin baggage?
Compact travel strollers such as the Britax Cabin, Britax Flylite and Silver Cross Jet 5 are designed to fold small enough for an overhead locker. Cabin allowances vary between airlines, so check your carrier's dimensions before you fly.
How much does a single pram cost?
Our single pram range runs from under $200 for a lightweight umbrella stroller to around $1,900 for a premium full-size bassinet pram. Most families find a well-featured everyday pram in the $500 to $1,200 range.
Can I test a pram before I buy?
Yes. Visit our showroom at Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne, where you can fold, push and compare prams side by side with expert advice. If you're shopping online, our team is available by phone and email to help you choose.
