Hannah Wright
Reviews Editor
Hannah runs the Clever Mum testing programme. A former product manager and mum of two under five, she puts pushchairs through real boots, real buses and real park mud before a verdict is published, and re-checks prices and availability on every review cycle.
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By Hannah Wright
Toddler Screen Time: A Guilt-Free, Evidence-Based Guide
What the evidence really says about toddlers and screens — how much matters less than what and with whom, plus realistic rules for real UK households.
Best Baby Monitors UK (2026)
Our curated shortlist of the best baby monitors in the UK — smart cameras, wearable trackers and reliable non-WiFi video units compared.
Best Pushchairs & Prams UK (2026)
The best prams and pushchairs in the UK compared — all-terrain, city, budget and travel options from birth to toddler.
Best Car Seats UK (2026) — i-Size & R129
The best i-Size (R129) car seats in the UK — rotating toddler seats, infant carriers and budget picks compared, with fitting guidance.
Best Baby Carriers & Slings UK (2026)
The best baby carriers and slings in the UK — structured carriers, newborn options and budget picks compared, with TICKS safety guidance.
Best Pram Foot Muffs (Cosy Toes) UK (2026)
The best pram foot muffs and cosy toes covers in the UK — universal-fit options for pushchairs, car seats and travel systems, compared on warmth, fit and value.
Nanit Pro Camera Review: Is the Smartest Baby Monitor Worth It?
The Nanit Pro is the best smart baby monitor you can buy in the UK: the overhead wall mount gives an unmatched view of breathing movement, the app is the most polished in the category, and the fabric breathing band means nothing electronic touches your baby. Its weaknesses are WiFi dependence and a subscription for full insight history.
Bugaboo Fox 5 Review: Still the Pushchair to Beat?
The Bugaboo Fox 5 remains the benchmark full-size pushchair: the one-handed push and suspension are unmatched, the from-birth carrycot-to-seat system lasts to preschool, and resale values are the strongest in the category — which quietly cuts the real cost of ownership. It is expensive and it is big; it is also the best.
Joie Versatrax Review: The Best Budget Pushchair, Tested
The Joie Versatrax is the best budget pushchair in the UK: a genuine from-birth lie-flat seat, big wheels, one-hand fold and infant car-seat compatibility at around £250. The push is heavier than premium prams and the fabrics run warm, but nothing else at this price is close.
Doona Car Seat & Stroller Review: Genius or Gimmick?
The Doona is the only R129 infant car seat that converts into a stroller in one motion, and for taxi-heavy city life, flying, or families without a car it is genuinely transformative. It is not a pushchair replacement for long walks — small wheels, no basket, and it’s heavy to carry — so buy it for the door-to-door use case, not as your only wheels.