prams

British infant wheelers

Prams are baby carriages—wheeled vehicles for transporting infants, typically with a hood and lying-flat bed.

The word is British, shortened from perambulator.

Americans more often say stroller or baby carriage.

She pushed the pram through the park.

In Australian slang, prams also refers to small dinghies.

types

stroller

Wheeled infant conveyance

jogger · tandem · twin · double · lightweight · full-size

parts

wheels

Circular rotation devices

  • hoodAttached head covering
  • canopyOverhead protective covering
  • harnessStraps controlling an animal

brakes · basket · footrest · handlebar · seatbelt · sunshade · footmuff · carrycot · bassinet · tray

baby

infant

Very young child

motherhood · parenting · maternity · diapers · crib · pacifier · onesie · swaddle · teething · naptime

design

foldable

Able to bend flat

adjustable · convertible · reclining · modular · reversible · tandem · double · single · three-wheeler · jogging

outings

stroll

Relaxed walk for enjoyment

pavement · sidewalk · curb · ramp · shopping · errands · zoo · playground · neighborhood · footpath

Categories
Opposites
mode of infant transport

pramsbaby slings

Fabric carriers worn across torso

baby carriers · papooses · arms

life stage mobility equipment

pramswheelchairs

Seated conveyances for mobility-impaired

mobility scooters · walkers · hearses · coffins

Family

pram

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G