Do I need a pram?
Short answer: It depends on your plans. A pram is a pushchair with a lie-flat carrycot or bassinet for newborns, so your baby can lie flat, used from birth, with the lie-flat part used until your baby is ready to sit up in a seat unit.
Think about your space, budget and how long you will use it.
- Check the folded size against your car boot and hallway.
- Try the handlebar height, the weight and the one-hand fold.
What the guidance says
- Always place your baby on their back to sleep, in the feet-to-foot position (feet at the bottom of the cot, Moses basket or pram).
- It is fine for a baby to fall asleep in a car seat while you travel, but take them out as soon as you arrive.
Related questions
What is a pram?
A pushchair with a lie-flat carrycot or bassinet for newborns, so your baby can lie flat.
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Sources
- NHS: Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) (accessed 2026-10-21)
General information only, not medical advice. Always follow your product's instructions. If you are worried about your baby, contact your GP, health visitor or 111. In an emergency, call 999.