Isofix is another important safety feature to consider. Isofix seats attach to anchor points in the car to prevent the seat from shifting in the event of an accident. They can minimise the risk of serious injury if your vehicle is involved in an accident. Although not essential by law, Isofix seats are proven to be far safer than car seats that attach via seat belts. Most cars on the road in the UK already have Isofix anchor points so there's usually no barrier in choosing an Isofix seat.

We had numerous problems with it that had to be repaired. Also, my little princess grew out of it around one year of age. The other clever thing is that the Orb also converts easily from lie flat pram to multi position pushchair without the use of a separate carry cot - a plus if storage is tight as it means you won’t have to store an extra piece of kit once you don’t need it anymore. With safety features considered, you want to think about convenience. Some car seats have removable, washable covers to help you keep them clean which is ideal in the event of spills, spit-ups and nappy leaks. You should also consider whether a car seat is convenient to carry around if you'll regularly be taking it out of the car. Some seats are big and heavy, and best suited to being left in the car most of the time. If you want a seat you'll be able to easily move baby around in then you should look for one that is compact and lightweight. What size car seat do I need? This is my second orb as my first one broke, mothercare was good as they replace the frame, I do use my prams a lot. I decided to get another one for my second child as they are easy to put up and down easy to clean look nice fit in most car boots. No need to store carrycot as this turns into the stroller can put the car seat on to the frame, very good rain cover child can be facing you or looking forward in the stroller and it is so easy to turn them round. Would recommend this pram. Read moreFolds easily and you can do it with one hand - although because the seat unit is separate it takes up quite a lot of boot space. It's big and strong. Plenty room for a newborn. I love the big hood, and the net was useful at summer p>I love this so much! We had it in grey and honestly the best value for money! I was so sad when our boy got too big for it anymore! I love that it rotates so if your out and the suns in the babies eye you can easy rotate in the other direction without having to lift them out the seat! It came with such a lovely cosy toes that was a god send in the winter I still use it now for our new baby in his bugaboo donkey pram, it’s also so easy to clean aswell! The wheels are also easy to come off when you want to clean your pram!! 100% recommend this.

Read more I can see how this pram is a value for money - I mean, it is reasonably light and looks great. The fold is too bulky for my taste, and the basket - well, not good at all. I also tried out other prams to find out that the steering in this one is not the best, and we had to have the brake repaired after a few months.

All terrain pram, colour:berry, age: birth - 15 kg. Footmuff, raincover, car seat adapters included. Good condition. Maxi Cosi CabrioFix or Pebble infant car seat and adaptors (both available separately), Suitable for baby/toddler who can't sit upright The ability to swivel between parent and world facing is really handy, especially when little one falls asleep in world facing. The hood in pram and seat mode provides excellent protection from the elements. The cosy toes is one of the best I’ve used, it’s super snuggly and comfy and unlike others, it’s really easy to undo when you get home without waking a sleeping baby! It’s generally a very good pram for a small baby! Only downside is that it isn't as smooth as it was when new, its becoming a little stiff to swing round and fold. Read moreIf you'll be regularly hopping in and out of the car with your little one a car seat that attaches to your pram can be really handy. Rather than having to lift baby out of the car seat and into the pram, you simply remove the entire car seat and attach it to the pram chassis. You don't have to fiddle with clips or remove any blankets that are keeping baby warm. Plus, if baby's asleep there's less risk of waking them if you don't have to lift them out of their cosy seat. What features should I look for when choosing a car seat?

I've had this pram about 3 years, got it when I had my first child and still use it now for my second. Love it, still in fantastic condition, the colour is lovely I have it in grey. I used it as a pram up until child was too big then I was able to change it to a pushchair. I'll be sad when he outgrows it as I've loved using this. Overall absolutely delighted with this pushchair, it’s smart, lovely to push even on rough terrain nice handle as well! The only down falls are the basket underneath isn’t huge and the pram doesn’t fold down that small but it’s manageable. We love it Read more My absolute favourite pushchair. I used it with both my children when they were babies. The basket underneath could be bigger,but maybe is it just me. I highly recommend it for every new parents. Read more Orb converts easily from lie flat pram to multi position pushchair without the use of a separate carry cot It was easy to go from carry cot to push chair with no hassle.. fits the maxi cosi car seat just need to have the adapters for it.

Overall we have loved this pushchair as a family, there are so many positive points which outweigh any negative points including: huge sun shade, nice that it comes with the seat liner and footmuff, narrow enough to fit through all doors, handle fold down to make more compact if eating out, good all round suspension, large wheels to cope with different terrain, big easy reach shopping basket, parent and world facing seat which looks very comfortable for my son (he always falls asleep when in his pushchair. We are only having to change pushchair as we need something which is more compact for our car. It has been a great pushchair! Read more We love the way you just flip a handle to move your little one from forward- to rear-facing, without needing to remove her first. A colour indicator makes the brake easy to operate. Simple to steer, and easy to fold after first removing the seat. A padded pram liner, apron and fleece-lined footmuff are included in the price. Our testers found access to the basket is slightly hampered by the seat position. Overall, this offers a smooth ride. Tested by mum Lisa Rumford for the M&B Awards 2016: Overall we love this pushchair! It looks very stylish and pushes like a dream. The large wheels and suspension means my little boy gets a lovely smooth ride. Also love that the seat converts into the carrycot which makes storage easier and less bulky. Top tip, we put a moses basket mattress in the carrycot (with a sheet on) for extra comfort. It also meant I could clean the cover easier and regularly. Also I wasn't overly keen that you could see the strap holes. Overall this pushchair is great value for money and I would advice anyone to buy this pushchair it’s easy to push and easy to put together also it’s a good looking pushchair

I needed a pram to fit in my fiat 500, as you can remove the wheels easily this was possible, great pram!!! The super one-hand rotation of the Orb pushchair allows parents to simply change the direction your baby faces when on the go. Parent facing mode can help to support the bond between parent and child, as well as creating an enviroment for communication and language development. Forward facing mode allows children to 'look and learn' whilst exploring the world around them. The chassis is made from lightweight but strong aluminium, and has a gunmetal finish that looks sleek and cool for the modern parent. This stunning Mothercare Orb Pram/Stroller swivels so baby can be facing parents or forward facing; with a simple twist of the handle.We love the extra touches like the luxury quilted pram liner for added warmth that can be converted to become a seat liner, and it’s machine washable, too. The swivel seat adjustment is great. However, the pushchair seat needs to be a bit roomier to accommodate growing toddlers.’ Tested by Charlotte Kewley, 32, M&B’s fashion editor, from London, mum to Isabella, nine months. She said: