Pushchairs

Pushchairs can be used from birth, provided they're used with a carrycot or with the backrest fully reclined, so the newborn travels lying flat. As the baby grows and gains trunk control, the seat can be set more upright. Each model states the recommended positions and ages.

City pushchairs, such as the Joolz Aer2, are lighter and more compact, ideal for the city, public transport and travel. Modular or all-terrain models, such as the Bugaboo Donkey 6 or the Joolz Geo5, have larger wheels and better stability on uneven surfaces. The choice mainly depends on lifestyle and the type of route.

Yes. Models such as the Bugaboo Donkey 6 and the Joolz Geo5 have twin versions and configurations that let you carry two babies or a baby and an older child, adapting to your family.

Many pushchairs can be turned into a travel system by attaching an infant carrier using brand-specific adapters. These adapters are usually sold separately. Check the product page or contact the Bonabebe team to find out which infant carriers are compatible.

Compactness varies from model to model. Travel pushchairs, such as the Joolz Aer2, fold down very small, with some coming close to cabin baggage dimensions, while modular pushchairs take up more space. Each product's folded dimensions are shown on its page. For use on flights, we recommend always checking the airline's rules.

The contents vary depending on the model and version. Some are sold as a set with carrycot and hood, while in others these items are bought separately. It's recommended to check what's included in the product description before ordering.