The common US term for "perambulator" (pram) is a "baby carriage" or "buggy."

A baby carriage is a cart which is designed for moving a baby around while the baby is in a lying position, also known as a stroller or a pram.

Pram (if the baby lies down) or Pushchair (if the baby sits up).

The sit-up type / recliner is VERY commonly refered to as a 'buggy' too ... as in 'baby buggy'!

A nanny's carriage is a pram. (pram=a conveyance for baby transport ["perambulator" in full)

stroller, pram ( shortened from parambulator ) A baby buggy and a push chair.

A ���pram�۝ is the British name for a baby transporting device commonly called in North America by the name of ���baby carriage�۝ or ���stroller�۝. A Bugaboo pram is a baby stroller manufactured by the company Bugaboo known for their classic baby stroller style.

A baby walker - also called a pram or much more likely a pushchair in the UK and Ireland

Perambulate means to walk, or walk about.

Interesting fact:

In some places, a baby carriage is called a "pram" which is a corruption of "perambulator" - a device for walking about with a baby.

A baby buggy is a wheeled chair used for the transport of a baby or infant - also known as a pushchair.

The type of baby carriage that was used by Mary Poppins was a Silver Cross Perambulator. "Prams" were very popular from the early to mid 20th century.

The new baby was walked in the park using a pram. The pram was a lovely baby buggy.

A pram hood on a baby stroller provides protection from sun, wind, and rain, keeping the baby comfortable and safe. It also creates a cozy and private space for the baby to nap or relax while on the go.

it's a baby buggy

She carries her umbrella with the parrot head. When she comes and goes she will have her carpet bag with her.

The pushchair brake should be easy to apply. A baby in the pram needs a safety harness to prevent him or her from tipping over the side, or toppling out when you steer the pram. The pushchair should have good stability so it won't tip up easily.

A pram is another word for a stroller, carriage or carrier. They are designed to carry a baby or toddler and have two to four wheels depending on the design of them. Three wheeled versions are often called joggers because of their ability to handle rough terrain.

In the United States and Canada, a "pram" is called a "baby buggy," a baby transport device that you don't see much anymore. A pram, baby buggy or baby carriage provides a comfy, protected method of taking the baby out for a stroll. Prams are more common in the UK and Ireland, and you will hear the term used in Australia as well. Today, in the U.S. and Canada, we push our babies around in strollers; which comes from taking the baby out "for a stroll." In the UK, Ireland and Australia, this piece of baby equipment is called a "push chair."

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A Buggy Board is an innovative add-on to a preexisting baby stroller. It is a plastic plank with wheels which is then attached to the back of a stroller. It is used when there is a baby of stroller age and an older child which stands on the Buggy Board in order to be transported.

Peg Perego Pliko P3 Classico Freestyle - Umbrella Stroller is the lead selling stroller and sells for around $150.00. This stroller is a favorite because of all of it's features including a retractable car seat.

You can find light weight as well as heavy weight Strollers. However, it is certainly easier to use a light weight Baby Carriage Stroller compared to a heavy one. A light weight Baby Carriage Stroller is obviously easy to use and push. You will be able to find lightweight baby strollers with a single handle. These look like the grocery cart handles. As this Stroller is light in weight, you can easily drive it. If you have twins, you can find them in this option as well. Hamza Ejaz Writes articles about Baby Carriage Stroller here http://www.babycarriagestroller.info. Find the best deals, reviews and information from his article.

The longer word for pram is "perambulator."

Pushchair buggy strollers are used to transport babies and toddlers. The modern version now in use was developed from a design that William Kent built in 1733 at the request of the Duke of Devonshire.

Probably a pushchair or pram.

You can check out this website below for ratings and information. My opinion is that babyErgo is the best. I've used Baby Bjorn and a wrap also.

See Pram. Fancy carriage for transporting toddlers.

It is quite often called "a baby buggy", but not so long ago it was a "push-chair" - this was throughout the UK, not just London! It is also called a pram.

The Maclaren Pushchair is an expensive stroller for babies but are extremely popular. Three places to purchase them are Sak's, Lusso Baby and various stores online.

The Marmet Pram is an old style of baby carriage. The carriage features four wheels and a fold in cover that can be used to protect the baby from sunlight.

The best place to find instructions for your baby carriage stroller would be in the box from which it came. I'm assuming that the instructions in the box were either not there or were misplace. Either way, the best place to find instructions for you baby carriage stroller would be on the manufacturers website. If the instructions are not posted online you could definitely contact the manufacturer and they would be able to give them to you.

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A double buggy baby is a pram or buggy to transport more than one baby in, simultaneously. It has two seats, a hood that can be folded back, adjustable sit or reclining options, a handle to push it around, a cover for rainy days and a shopping basket, normally at the bottom of the buggy and play trays.

There is no contraction for 'pram', it is a contraction of the word perambulator.

Pram is a short version of the original word 'perambulator', meaning someone who walks around.

Perambulator

"This British stroller company, iCandy, manufactures strollers both in the UK and the US. Pram is a common name for a baby stroller in the UK. They primarily make fashionable baby strollers for mothers who want to stay current and stylish."

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perambulator- baby carriage

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In the UK - it's called a 'buggy'. In america - it's called a 'stroller'.

a car that goes up a mountain A mountain buggy is also a brand of three wheeled stroller/push chair/baby buggy designed to cope with bumpy terrain.

I'm thinkin' there's 2 ways:

~custom content websites have a LOT of misc. items that cannot be found anywhere else

~when you adopt a baby or toddler sim, they come in a baby carriage. It's not a stroller, but it's close.

You have to do your research first b/c every type of stroller doesn't hook to a buggy board. Buggy boards will fit pram, single or double, travel systems.

You know they really do. I did not think something small could do that but I watched the movers from a national chain use them to move some furniture and they worked like a charm.

someone with nice hips and legs...

"Depending on where you go to purchase your Quinny Pram Stroller, the prices will vary. The average price found for this stroller is between $350-500."

A carriage, a buggy, stagecoach. a cart.

One can purchase a baby pushchair from stores such as John Lewis, Mothercare and Tesco. One can also purchase a baby pushchair from Amazon, eBay, Baby Pushchairs Online UK and Baby Pushchairs Online UK.

A pushchair

"A Silvercross pram, or modern copy of a vintage baby stroller is from the United Kingdom, and costs about 3,000 dollars for the cheapest one. You could probably get a used one cheaper online."

no you cant have a baby on acww but you can buy a pram with a baby in it

There is not much difference between a pushchair and a stroller. They are both handy devices to transport a baby and they both look pretty much the same.