Whether you’re having your first, third or fifth
child, one of the most important purchases you’ll make before the birth will be
the pushchair. Factors such as where you live, how many young children you have
and how you spend your time all impact on the style you choose – Jane
pushchairs come in all shapes and sizes, and every model offers practicality
and comfort for both baby and parents. However, finding the one that’s right
for you can be tricky. That’s why we’ve written a handy guide full of helpful tips,
which will help you decide which design will slot into your life perfectly.
Think about where you live
Where you live is probably one of the biggest factors in deciding what style of pushchair you go for; small houses with minimal storage and narrow hallways won’t be able to accommodate large frames and carrycots, while anyone who lives in a flat with no lifts won’t relish the idea of dragging a huge pushchair up three flights of stairs. When shopping, look at the weight and size specifications to find out which pushchair works out to be the lightest and smallest; the Jane Rider is a great example - with a unique design that means the wheels retract by an extra 30%, and a one handed folding system, this is the pushchair style for you if space is an issue.
Think about your lifestyle
Think about where you live
Where you live is probably one of the biggest factors in deciding what style of pushchair you go for; small houses with minimal storage and narrow hallways won’t be able to accommodate large frames and carrycots, while anyone who lives in a flat with no lifts won’t relish the idea of dragging a huge pushchair up three flights of stairs. When shopping, look at the weight and size specifications to find out which pushchair works out to be the lightest and smallest; the Jane Rider is a great example - with a unique design that means the wheels retract by an extra 30%, and a one handed folding system, this is the pushchair style for you if space is an issue.
Think about your lifestyle
Whether you’re a keen jogger, someone who loves
nature and the outdoors, or a city-dweller who enjoys a trip round the shops
followed by lunch, you’re going to want a pushchair that fits in with your
lifestyle. The Jane Trider is the perfect all-round pushchair; the three
puncture proof all-terrain wheels make it ideal for adventures in the woods,
the seat position keeps your child away from traffic fumes, and the seat height
cleverly adjusts to turn the pushchair into a high chair. There are a great
range of Jane pushchair accessories as well; if you spend a lot of time
outdoors, make sure you invest in a really robust raincover and a cosy footmuff
for the seat unit in the winter.
Consider any other children
If you already have other children, it’s a good idea to think about whether they’re going to need a place in the pushchair as well; times have moved on from the traditional, uncomfortable double stroller, and now clever designs mean that pushing two children can be as easy as pushing one. Choose from those that seat children side-by-side, in front and behind, or one on top and one underneath – the most important thing is to try them out first and make sure you can handle the weight. The best pushchairs for multiple children are those that can be adapted to a single-seat buggy once the time comes, and those that cater for children of both different ages and the same age. The Jane Twone manages to tick both of these boxes, and also features a range of pushchair accessories designed to keep all of your children safe, warm and dry.
Consider any other children
If you already have other children, it’s a good idea to think about whether they’re going to need a place in the pushchair as well; times have moved on from the traditional, uncomfortable double stroller, and now clever designs mean that pushing two children can be as easy as pushing one. Choose from those that seat children side-by-side, in front and behind, or one on top and one underneath – the most important thing is to try them out first and make sure you can handle the weight. The best pushchairs for multiple children are those that can be adapted to a single-seat buggy once the time comes, and those that cater for children of both different ages and the same age. The Jane Twone manages to tick both of these boxes, and also features a range of pushchair accessories designed to keep all of your children safe, warm and dry.
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