Pushchair Reviews

We’ve been reviewing pushchairs honestly since 2006. Not manufacturer specs rewritten — real advice from real use, tested in UK conditions that matter: narrow doorways, bus aisles, car boots, park paths, and canal towpaths.

How we test

Every review says exactly how the pushchair was assessed — shop tests with Janette, long-term daily use by our daughter K, and real owners we’ve met out and about, from Beadnell to Roundhay Park to Casey’s Corner at Disneyland Paris. Scores are ours, never supplied by the brands, and we never pretend to have tested a pushchair we haven’t.

Our top-rated pushchairs

Travel & compactStokke YOYO³ 9.5/10The pushchair I recommend more than any other — backed by K’s long-term daily use.Read the review →
Premium all-terrainMamas & Papas Ocarro 2 9/10A superb premium all-terrain pushchair which is tough, handles well, with a one-hand fold.Read the review →
Three-wheel off-roadOut n About Nipper V6 9/10A fantastic three-wheel off-roader and a great improvement over the V5.Read the review →
Growing familyiCandy Peach 8 8.5/10Narrow single-to-double with a built-in ride-on board and exceptional fabrics.Read the review →
Premium singleiCandy Core 2 8.5/10Our first 10/10 for suspension — the finest single to push.Read the review →
Side-by-side doubleBugaboo Donkey 6 8.5/10Both children side by side, both in a full-size seat.Read the review →
Fastest foldBugaboo Butterfly 2 8.5/10One hand, one motion, one second — tested at Hesketh Farm.Read the review →

✈️ Travel & compact

Lightweight, cabin-size pushchairs for flying, public transport and city life.

🏙️ Everyday & premium singles

Full-size singles for pavements, parks and everyday family life.

🏕️ All-terrain

Big wheels and proper suspension for park paths, gravel, towpaths and countryside.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Growing families & doubles

Single-to-double pushchairs and doubles for two (or three) children.

Reviews by brand

Older models & secondhand

No longer sold new, but still worth knowing about if you’re buying secondhand.

Choosing between two pushchairs?

Our head-to-head comparisons focus on the differences that affect everyday use — fold, weight, terrain, travel, child capacity and value.

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Not sure where to start? Choosing a Pushchair · Best Lightweight Pushchairs · Best All-Terrain Pushchairs · Best Pushchairs for Flying

Every review and comparison we’ve published is listed below, newest first.

iCandy Peach 8 premium convertible pushchair

iCandy Peach 8 Review

A hands-on look at the iCandy Peach 8 — real impressions of the build quality, the fold, the weight, and whether the premium price is justified.

Bugaboo Dragonfly compact city pushchair in Midnight Black

Bugaboo Dragonfly Review

An honest hands-on verdict on the Bugaboo Dragonfly — tested outside Casey’s Corner at Disneyland Paris, not just in a showroom.

MyPushchair – honest pushchair reviews since 2006

Graco Near2Me Review

A hands-on look at the Graco Near2Me — real impressions of the fold, the Slide2Me feature, and whether it suits your situation, plus what independent testers found on a bus.

Stokke YOYO³ ultra-lightweight compact pushchair

Stokke Pushchairs

Honest Stokke pushchair review from someone who has followed the brand since 2006 — including the hidden costs nobody mentions.

Cybex Eezy S Twist+2 pushchair

Cybex Pushchairs

German engineering meets serious design. The Cybex range explained — from the ultra-compact Libelle to the premium Gazelle S.

Joie Finiti Signature 4-in-1 pushchair

Joie Pushchairs

Joie makes more pushchairs than almost anyone. We cut through the range and tell you which models deliver real value — and which to skip.

Mamas and Papas Airo lightweight stroller

Mamas & Papas Pushchairs

One of the UK’s best-known nursery brands. Honest advice on the Mamas & Papas range — what’s genuinely good and what’s trading on the name.

iCandy Peach 8 premium convertible pushchair

iCandy Pushchairs

British design, premium build. The iCandy Peach and Raspberry reviewed honestly — who they’re right for and who should look elsewhere.

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