VELANO baby strollers — from birth to everyday walks
A pushchair comes into its own once your baby holds their head confidently and takes an interest in the world, while a light fold-flat stroller is handy because it collapses in one move, stands on its own and fits even a small boot or a flat hallway. The VELANO range includes models that recline fully with an adjustable hood, so they work as a stroller from birth, alongside compact lightweight strollers for travel, lifts and everyday city walks. Before you buy a baby stroller, decide on the chassis type, suspension, wheel diameter and weight — we cover all of it step by step in our detailed guide to choosing a stroller, including tips on handling kerbs.
Pay attention to the folded width, an adjustable backrest and footrest, a reversible handle and the size of the basket — these determine how comfortably your child sleeps on a walk and how easy the stroller is for you. Every VELANO model has removable, machine-washable fabrics and a five-point harness. For car journeys pair it with a compatible car seat so you don't wake the baby when transferring, and for home add a high chair. Buying a batch for your shop? Wholesale is available too, with ready-made content, photos and XML feeds.
FAQ
Which stroller should I choose for a newborn?
For a newborn you need a pram with a carrycot, or a pushchair that reclines fully flat — the baby can't yet hold their head and must sleep on a level surface. Look for a firm flat base, an adjustable hood and good suspension. Versatile 2-in-1 models with a carrycot and pushchair seat serve from birth to about 3 years.
What is the difference between a fold-flat (book-fold) stroller and an umbrella stroller?
A book-fold stroller folds in half forwards, stands on its own and usually has better suspension and a fully reclining backrest, so it suits a newborn. An umbrella stroller folds vertically like an umbrella, comes out lighter and more compact but less smooth — it's chosen for older children, travel and everyday walks where low weight matters.
From what age can a child use a pushchair?
A pushchair with an upright backrest can be used from around 6 months — once your baby holds their head confidently and starts to sit. Before that you need a pram with a carrycot or a model whose backrest reclines fully flat. Pushchairs that recline to a flat, lie-down position are suitable from birth.
Which stroller is lighter and which is better for winter?
The lightest are umbrella strollers from around 6 kg, handy for travel, lifts and the car. For winter, a stroller with large wheels, good suspension, an insulated carrycot and a deep hood against wind and snow is better — these models are heavier but warm and capable on snow. Choose by your main season and road surface.
Which stroller is best for travel?
For travel, a light, compact umbrella stroller is best: it weighs from around 6 kg, folds in one move and fits a car boot or aircraft cabin baggage. Look at the folded size and compatibility with a car seat so you don't wake the baby when transferring. For winter or rough ground, a heavier model with large wheels is needed instead.
