Recommended pram

Hello mums

I'm looking for a pram that light and also easy to fold (bonus if large bottom space for shop). Bub is 9 weeks, have pram from a friend which bugaboo cameleon but I guess it's now bit smaller for him, also do you prefer a travel pram just one for all or do you have main one as well?
I'm just confuse which one to choose, so many great prams options out there. Thanks

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Redbaby prams have come out with easy to fold pram and they are affordable. I had a reds baby pram for my first baby 6y ago and it was so easy to fold I decided to get a bugaboo fox this year just because I like the look of it :)

I love my Uppa baby vista V2 really easy to fold and lift and the basket underneath is huge compared to other prams

I have the Nuna and love it! Nice bottom compartment easy to fold and not too heavy.

I bought the Milly & Coup one and love it. It's quite lightweight and a great sized basket.

I got the Maxi Cozi Zelia 2, lightest pram on the market, I got a capsule to clip into it and it makes living in an apartment with no lift so much easier.

A lot of people rave about about uppabay vista as it's transformable for age plus multiple children, has travel protection when in the bag etc. My husband and I were going to buy this but at $1799 we went with Edwards & Co Olive. Very similar and made in NZ rather than China.

Would 100% recommend spending some time in the shop playing and fiddling with them

I absolutely love my Edwards and co olive pram!! Super easy to pack down and set back up and my Bub loves it

I have the Steelcraft one2 V2. It's the rip off of the uppababy vista, it's got a bigger basket than any other pram on the market, including uppababy (their baskets look tiny!) And over half the price of the big name prams. It's easy to fold, light and easy to navigate with a great turning circle.

Thank you all I will check one by one and just recently know there is a shop that do demo for pram in perth so I'm gonna attend that. 😊😊

Love our Babybee. Easy to fold and the biggest under baskets getting around. Also half the price of the upper baby.

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