A pram stroller is a type of baby carrier that is designed to transport infants and young children. Although the terms "pram" and "stroller" are often used interchangeably, they are actually two different types of carriers with some key differences.

Here are some of the main differences between prams and strollers:

Pram

• Designed for newborns and younger babies
• Has a flat recline, allowing the baby to lie flat and face the parent
• Suitable for babies from birth to around 6 months old, or when the baby can hold their head without it wobbling
• Generally larger and bulkier than strollers
• Ideal for promoting healthy breathing, lung, and spine development in newborns

Stroller

• Designed for older babies and toddlers who can sit upright
• Has an upright seat position, allowing the baby to sit and face either the parent or the world
• Suitable for babies from around 6 months to 3 or 4 years of age
• Generally lighter and more compact than prams
• Offers more features than prams, such as 5-point harnesses and safety belts, making them a better choice than prams in terms of safety

When choosing between a pram and a stroller, it is important to consider the age of the baby, the babys current situation, and your lifestyle and family size. It is also important to choose a product that meets Australian safety standards, has a balanced structure to avoid tipping over, and has simple, clearly visible safety warnings and information labels.