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Every year, we ask parents to rate their pushchair and tell us about their experience of using it.
This so that we can get real-life feedback on pushchairs, in addition to conducting our tough tests all year round to see which are the easiest to push, most comfortable for your baby and the simplest to fold.
Below find out the difference between the highest and lowest-rated brands, as well as feedback from parents about their particular pushchair.
Go to our best pushchairs brand guide to compare all 18 brands and see the full results.
We've gathered quotes about popular pushchair brands from parents we surveyed who were satisfied with the choice of pushchair they had made.
Silver Cross offers both modern and traditional style prams to suit a range of budgets. Its cheapest model costs around £170, while its luxury prams can exceed £1,000.
See all our Silver Cross pushchair reviews.
iCandy is a premium buggy brand that focuses on designing pushchairs for city-dwellers. Its pushchairs tend to be more expensive than competitors, with prices ranging from around £400 to more than £1,000.
See all our iCandy pushchair reviews.
Joie is a British brand that makes a range of baby products including pushchairs, car seats, high chairs and travel cots. Its pushchairs are some of the cheapest around, with prices starting from as little as £50.
See all our Joie pushchair reviews.
While its UK stores are now closed, Mothercare pushchairs can still be bought through other retailers such as Boots. Its pushchairs tend to be fairly inexpensive, with parents spending around £320, on average.
See all our Mothercare pushchair reviews.
The difference between the best and worst pushchair brands
Our survey results uncovered big differences in parent ratings for different pushchair brands.
The worst brand got a customer score of just 54%, while the most impressive clocked in at 81%. The average customer score was 74%.
But paying more doesn't necessarily mean you'll get a better pushchair. In fact, the top-rated pushchair brand also had one of the cheapest average spends.
Most parents have a single pushchair, with a convertible single to double the least popular type. The graph below shows the proportion surveyed who own each type of pushchair.
The type of pushchair you choose can affect the range of brands available to you. The table below shows the most popular brands for each type of pushchair based on our survey results.
Single | Twin | Tandem | Convertible tandem |
Seats one child | Seats two children side by side | Seats two children, with one behind the other | Converts from a single to double pushchair |
Popular brands: Mamas & Papas, Joie, Mothercare, Silver Cross | Popular brand: Baby Jogger | Popular brand: Babyzen | Popular brand: iCandy |
For advice on the different types of pushchair to choose from and the features to look for, go to our pushchair buying guide.