The First Few Months Matter Most: A Parent's Guide to Lie-Flat Pram Safety
Not all "suitable from birth" prams are built the same, and the difference often comes down to one detail: does the seat recline to a true flat position, or just a generous angle? This article breaks down why that distinction matters for a newborn's developing spine and hips, referencing the EN1888 safety standard that governs prams and pushchairs sold in the UK for newborn use. It also covers when a baby naturally outgrows the need for flat-lying (usually as head and neck control develops around three to four months) and offers a simple checklist for comparing pram options, including base firmness, fabric breathability, and the choice between a carrycot and a reclining seat. It's a practical, no-nonsense read for parents who want to look past marketing claims and understand what actually keeps a newborn safe and comfortable on the move.
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