About 20 weeks I think as it was on offer then. My MIL had a bit of a meltdown about it being in the house as she’s superstitious. We just got it out of storage at 35 weeks ready for No2!”, Gillian1980 I’ve just passed mine on after six years of use and I think it was definitely worth the money. I had two kids with a two year age gap, so we used the single carrycot, seat, car seat adapter function, bought the Rumble seat as they got older, the works! It was absolutely brilliant, sturdy and easy to use [with a] big basket underneath. Not super light, but it lasted the years well. I’m tall and mainly chose it because the handle went high enough to be comfortable for me" - tried and tested by Mumsnet user, Creakycroaky Our verdict With such a huge range of different styles of pushchairs on the market, we’ve meticulously researched hundreds of models, sought opinion from experts as well as the knowledge and experience of real parents, and undertaken our own in-depth testing with a number of parent testers to help you choose the right pushchair for you and your family. How we tested the best pushchairs

This could be in the form of a seat that fully reclines or a carry cot that can be attached to the frame. What should I look for when buying a pushchair for a newborn? What are the different types of pushchair? Travel systems

The downside is its high price tag, although it’s expected from a premium brand such as iCandy. While you may find some of the features included here in more affordable models, we don’t think you can beat the iCandy Orange 3 for overall style. The new textured velour fabric, for instance, is a lovely touch that really sets it apart from the competition. Parents often look to strollers when they're ready to move on from bulkier travel systems, seeking a less complicated solution for grandparents or something less fussy to take on holiday. When choosing a lightweight stroller, look for key features such as a compact fold, lightweight materials, easy manoeuvrability, adjustable seat positions, a sturdy frame and a comfortable harness system. These key features will ensure convenience and comfort while traveling with your little one. What is the most lightweight pram or buggy? Matt made detailed notes on each product, scoring them out of a total of 48 points on how well they performed in each area. When the final scores were in, the products that performed the best were included in our round-up. About the author Most lightweight strollers are designed for easy folding and storage. They often feature one-hand folding mechanisms, making them convenient to fold up and store in small spaces, such as car boots or airplane overhead compartments. What’s the difference between a lightweight buggy and a travel system?

Although ideal for city life and travel, as the name suggests, the BabyJogger City Tour 2 is actually a great option for any family. Beloved by parents on our forums and beyond, the UPPAbaby Vista V2’s quality and longevity is what sets it apart from other travel systems on the market. That and it has one of the smoothest rides of all the pushchairs we recommend. Engineered in Switzerland, it scored top marks for safety when we put it through testing with mum of two Liz. Made of heavy-duty materials with large, sturdy wheels and a solid aluminium frame, it can handle all manner of off-road terrain with ease, be that muddy fields or gravel paths.Age: It sounds obvious, but it’s important to consider whether lightweight buggies are suitable for the age of your baby. Some with less padding are only designed for babies aged six months or one or over, for example.

The large canopy provides ample coverage, and the new rear canopy extension covers the rear rider when seatedOne of the pushchair’s big appeals is the number of options it offers. It can be used as a stroller from birth, with a spacious seat that can be either parent-or world-facing or switched out for a car seat or a carrycot with the included adaptors. Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 6.2kg | Folded dimensions: 55 x 47 x 25cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes - only with carrycot (sold separately) | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-free | Carrycot included? No - sold separately What we like If you plan to use the Aster 2 for your holiday, it’s small enough when folded to take on most airlines as hand luggage and there are handy extras you can buy, such as a storage bag and a mosquito net should you need to. The expanding UPF 50 sun canopy gives good coverage, but you’ll need to cover your child’s legs on sunnier days.

There are tons of other great features to shout about, such as a generous 64-litre basket at the base, SPF50+ ventilated canopy, and optimised tyre tread that makes it ideal for on and off-road terrain. The travel system also comes with a carrycot and three-position reclining seat that can be easily switched with adapters. The freestanding fold also sees the pram collapse with the seat unit and bumper bar still attached, which is always a huge plus.Thanks to its clever design, full suspension and travel system compatibility, the Silver Cross Reflex is a stroller that offers great versatility and value for money. Other handy features include a handlebar that you can adjust according to your height, a removable bumper bar and ShoeSaver brakes. We also love the size of the sun canopy and the roomy basket.