The terms “pushchair,” “pram,” “buggy,” and “stroller” are often used interchangeably, but they can have specific distinctions: Pushchair: A four-wheeled vehicle with a reclining seat that is generally suitable for children 6 months and up who can sit up independently/ Pram: Refers to a traditional baby carriage with a flat bottom, where the baby can lie down. Prams are designed for newborns and younger infants. Buggy: A collapsible, lightweight stroller designed for older babies and toddlers. Buggies are often more portable and suitable for travel. Stroller: Interchangeable term for buggy. Find out about the difference between pushchairs, prams, buggies and strollers by reading our Prams & Pushchairs Guide, and find out which is the right one for you and your family.