I’ve been looking at prams but am stuck on what to go for, I quite like the Nuna mixx next bundle or the Mamas and Papas Ocarro.
Does anyone have any other recommendations 🤍
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One thing I would say when looking for a pram that I know other mums that I met struggled with, if you or your partner are fairly tall bare that in mind as some are smaller than others and also if the pram has the egg shape rim on the pram it can get cramped for legs when they get bigger. I only say this because some mums I met had to transfer their little ones earlier then recommended due to out growing the bassinet. Also if you plan on having more children possibly close together in age the prams designed for a growing family are a good choice. It’s something I wish I had thought about when getting ours. For me personally I wish I had gone for the silver cross wave for this reason plus it’s a good size in both bassinet and leg space.

Definitely agree with Khya above, my partners sister helped us look and that’s exactly what she said. It’s good to go to a shop and try some out if you can. We’ve gone for the Venicci Tinum Egde and upgraded the car seat to maxi cosi pro as this goes on the pram frame too. The Venicci pram folds really compact so is good for travel and the bassinet is a good size compared to others ☺️

I have the Nuna mixx, can’t wait for baby to arrive so I can use it. It has a handle that moves up and down so that my husband (6’2”) and I (5’1”) can both comfortably use it. I also like that the pram is higher up so there’s less bending to put baby in or out

I think it’s quite an individual thing. I need an all terrain one because we live very rurally. You need to think about height for you and your partner, size/weight when it’s folded, if you want it to potentially convert to a double in the future etc. based on this I decided to go for the icandy. I nearly went for the ocarro but the basket isn’t good and also it doesn’t convert I felt like you get more for money with I candy xx

Big wheels are a must I think! We went for Thule as they’re great for all terrain use, and have been really pleased with it! Bought the running one, normal one and now the toddler one.. so they must be doing something right!

Really recommend uppababy vista - we bought the v2 for my son 2.5 years ago and I’ll be using it with both my children when second comes along. It’s got a big basket underneath and all terrain wheels.

I fell in love with the Nuna Mixx Next but then heard a lot of bad reviews about the car seat not being ideal - baby is chin to chest quite badly.
We decided on the Mamas & Papas Ocarro instead. I feel this was the next best thing that’s quite similar and we’ll be getting the Maxi Cosi cabriofix car seat to go with x

I fell in love with the bugaboo fox 5, because we needed something that would be okay on most terrains as we often take my step kids to the forest at the weekend.
Initially my partner was reluctant because of the price, but once he tested it - he agreed. And previously for his sons he had the bugaboo Donkey - which both he and his ex said was the best pushchair they’ve ever had.
So I’m confident I made a good choice with bugaboo!

I picked the mamas and papa Ocarro travel system in Griege💗

I’m going with the Nuna Triv Next as it’s a big lighter and we live in London so will need to carry it up and down stairs on trains and tubes.