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How To Choose Your Pushchair

Choosing a pram for the first time can be daunting, there is a vast array of pushchairs out there to choose from, so it's hard to know where to start looking.  

There are three main types to choose from:  Three wheeler; travel system and 3 in 1 / 2 in 1 pushchair.  

There are a few different things you need to consider to help you decide which type is right for you and your family.  

Before you do anything else you need to have a think about what you will need from a pushchair.  Having a think about what you will be mainly using your pram for can help you narrow down your options to start with.  

Will you be using public transport?  If so you will need to look at pushchairs that can easily and quickly be folded up (one handed, if possible).

Will you be using your pushchair in the countryside?  If you're planning on taking lots of long walks in the outdoors, then you should consider a three-wheeler, or all terrain pram, with good suspension.

Will you be using the pram for long or short trips?  If you plan to use the pushchair for long periods of time then you may like to consider a pushchair with a traditional pram mode that will allow your baby to sleep, completely flat, comfortably.  

How long do you plan to use the buggy?  Whether you plan to use the pushchair right through from the newborn to toddler stage or change to a lightweight stroller as your child grows will determine what type of pushchair you are looking for.  

Will you be travelling by car a lot?  If you will mainly be transferring baby from car to pushchair then you might find a travel system that includes a compatible car seat the best option for you - so that you can move the baby between the two without disturbing him.  

It can be hard to answer some of these questions if you are a first-time parent (who knows exactly what life will be like once baby arrives!) but spending a bit of time thinking about your current lifestyle and where you live can really help you get an idea about what sort of pushchair will suit you.  

Once you've established what sort of pushchair will be best suited to you, there are a few criteria you need to consider, when deciding which pushchair is ultimately for you.  

Safety
Comfort
Durability
Storage

Above all the pushchair you choose needs to be safe and secure.  So, you need to look at a few points - check how stable the pram is, how the brakes work, how secure the harness is.  You should buy your pram from a reputable retailer, who will only sell pushchairs that meet all safety standards and requirements set out by law.  
The comfort of your child is of course paramount.  You can ensure a comfortable ride for your baby by checking a few things on any pram you are considering.  Look at the padding, the depth of the seat and the number of positions offered.  A newborn child needs a pushchair with a lie-flat option and  if you are planning to use the same pushchair as your child grows make sure that you pick a pram with an adjustable leg rest, so that you can change the position as your child grows.  

A pushchair is a sizeable investment, so you need to consider the durability of the pram.  Does it seem sturdy, flimsy parts are liable to break easily.  Think again about what you will be using the pushchair for, if you plan to use it a lot, or for a second child then it may well be worth spending a bit more on a more durable design.  

Finally you need to consider storage, how small is the pushchair when folded?  If you have limited space, then you will need to ensure that you are able to store the pram, in your home.  It's also important to check the folded dimensions of the buggy to ensure that it will fit in the boot of your car.  Don't just assume that it will fit in your boot - some can be rather large, even when folded.  

It's also worth considering whether you will want to take the pushchair on an aeroplane, if so you need to look for a lightweight, compact model.  (Although do bear in mind that you could always buy a special, cheap, lightweight buggy for air travel - so you don't have to worry about damage during flight).  

There are a lot of factors to take into account, when you're, but there is a massive choice available, so there will always be a pram to looking for a pushchair suit your individual needs.

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Best model pickup truck to haul a 5th wheeler?

Am considering purchasing a 5th wheel RV (approx 30') and wondering what model pickup truck(Ford, Dodge, Chevy) would be most compatible vehicle for towing it.

Any Chevy/GMC Dodge or Ford.I'de get a 1 ton with dual rear tires.I'm not a Dodge man but if I had my choice for hauling a 5th Wheel I'de get a 1 ton dodge dually with a cummings diesel.Diesels work better when draggng a heavy trailer.The ford powerstroke is good too.I'de get a 1 ton with dual rear tires preferably with a diesel and definatly with dual rear tires.

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