INDY- Kinderkraft INDY pushchair is a great choice for modern parents who are constantly on the move.

It feels quite substantial and certainly takes up a good chunk of our Volvo XC40’s boot, although popping off the back wheels does make it more flexible and it’s very easy to do (although, not ideal if they’re covered in mud). The overall performance is, however, rather poor, so I cannot recommend this buggy for anyone, really. When it's raining or your child falls asleep and you want to protect them from the sun, the waterproof hood made of fabric with a UPF 50+ filter can be extended using the part hidden behind the zipper. When choosing the right model, pay attention to whether it has wheels with shock absorbers, easy folding, brakes, a safety harness, and weather-proof solutions, such as a deep, waterproof hood made of UPF50+ material, rain cover and leg warmer. SAFETY: the pushchair features a five-point safety harness with protectors, a removable protective bar and extendable hood to protect against the rain and sun.It's convenient thanks to its adjustable seat with a safety harness, wheels with shock absorbers, simple folding system, light weight and easy steering.

The high-quality rubber wheels are puncture-resistant and the front wheels can swivel around in 360-degree, making it easy to manoeuvre.Being able to fold the pushchair one-handed is such a practical and great quality when you’re trying to watch multiple children,” she says.

My 5-month-old baby seemed happy in the lie-flat position of the seat, although the footrest is obviously designed with slightly older children in mind.ALL ROAD is a stroller that’s great for both trips in and out of the city; it’s not phased even by urban, bumpy paths (it features large, rubber wheels with shock absorbers with foam filling). It also has a mesh peekaboo window (with easy to use soft-close magnet) to keep a sneaky eye on snoozing babies and it is made of a material with a UPF50+ filter for protection from the sun. You simply lift the button at the top of the chair and tilt it until it is vertical (there’s a guideline on the seat so you know it’s in the right place), then lift out the seat and switch it around.

With a lie-flat seat that can be either world or parent-facing, the Kinderkraft All Road is suitable for newborn babies up to children weighing a maximum of 15kg. Smooth and quiet adjustment allows you to adjust the height of the backrest to the needs of your child, from lying down to sitting up. The stroller comes with the following accessories: cup holder, mosquito net, rain cover and leg warmer. I hadn’t heard of Kinderkraft before, so I was a little nervous to open it up, but I was pleasantly surprised by the slim-yet-sturdy steel frame and the stylish charcoal fabric.

When the Kinderkraft All Road arrived at my door, I was surprised that an all-terrain pushchair could fit in such a neat little box. Baby and Child Ltd (License Number 9940880) acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers. Situated in a natural position, just to the right on the rear axle, the foot brake is activated and released by stepping on it from above (as opposed to flicking it up from underneath). The backrest in the lie-flat position and the adjustable footrest combine to create a comfortable space for napping. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).