Definitions
- A type of baby carriage with a flat bottom and large wheels, suitable for newborns. - A carriage that allows the baby to lie flat and face the parent or caregiver. - A traditional and classic style of baby carriage.
- A type of baby carriage with a reclining seat and smaller wheels, suitable for older babies and toddlers. - A carriage that allows the baby to sit upright and face forward. - A modern and versatile style of baby carriage.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are types of baby carriages.
- 2Both are used to transport babies and young children.
- 3Both have handles for pushing and steering.
- 4Both can be equipped with a canopy or hood for sun protection.
- 5Both can have storage compartments for baby essentials.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Pram is larger and bulkier, while pushchair is smaller and more compact.
- 2Age suitability: Pram is suitable for newborns, while pushchair is suitable for older babies and toddlers.
- 3Positioning: Pram allows the baby to lie flat and face the caregiver, while pushchair allows the baby to sit upright and face forward.
- 4Wheels: Pram has larger wheels suitable for rough terrain, while pushchair has smaller wheels suitable for smooth surfaces.
- 5Style: Pram is a traditional and classic style, while pushchair is a modern and versatile style.
Remember this!
Pram and pushchair are both types of baby carriages used to transport babies and young children. However, the difference between pram and pushchair is their size, age suitability, positioning, wheels, and style. A pram is larger and suitable for newborns, allowing the baby to lie flat and face the caregiver. Whereas, a pushchair is smaller and suitable for older babies and toddlers, allowing the baby to sit upright and face forward.
