For whatever reason you might need one, we've hunted out some of the pushchairs on the market that can accommodate little ones of 25kg and some of them might just surprise you.
It seems commonplace in the pushchair world for the standard weight limit to be 15kg or 22kg, the majority of new pushchairs being given the latter. If your child's bigger than average, isn't a great walker and you clock up a LOT of miles, or relies on their pushchair for longer because of mobility or health reasons, this isn't the highest weight limit to last them.
Thule is a great option for anyone wanting to run with their child (once they reach 6 months) and let’s face it, even an older toddler is not going to be able to keep up with even a reasonably paced running adult! With a seat capacity of 25kg, you can be sure that your older toddler is going to be comfortable whilst you jog your way around the closest Park Run. You can also add a carrycot and use it from birth, creating a pushchair that really will last you.
The egg2 is a very popular pushchair and has a weight capacity of 25kg. It's a stylish but practical option and with the ability to turn this pushchair into a tandem, it certainly ticks a lot of boxes for new parents. Available in a wide range of colours, this pushchair with a higher weight limit promises longevity! It can also be converted to a tandem pushchair if your growing family needs it.
The iCandy Peach has been around for many years now and the launch of the iCandy Peach 7 means it is keeping up with all the latest pushchair trends. With a seat capacity of 25kg in single mode it will last until your little one is ready to walk full time. If your family grows, so can the Peach 7 as with a few additional parts, this pushchair can easily become a tandem.
New to the iCandy family is the Core, which is their convertible urban and rural, single pushchair. They've kept the 25kg weight limit on this one too, and have a built in ride-on board for older children.
The iCandy Orange is another great option from iCandy with a seat weight limit of 25kg. The seats on the Orange are spacious to give growing toddlers lots of room, and like the iCandy Peach this makes a great single or tandem pushchair should you need a pushchair for two.
iCandy also have the Lime, which is a good choice for those wanting a pushchair with a higher weight limit (25kg) but wanting something with a relatively compact fold. The wheels and chassis are slightly smaller on the Lime making a lighter weight option than its iCandy siblings.
For a long time, Mountain Buggy have had a higher weight capacity than most (although other brands have now caught up). The difference between those and Mountain Buggy is that these are a breeze to push even with your older toddler onboard. The larger than usual wheels insure a 'good push' even when loaded with a heavier toddler.
If you need something that can do a bit more, then there is also the Mountain Buggy Terrain that comes with three larger wheels to cover any ground. This also has a 25kg weight limit.
As you can see from the list above, manufacturers are now beginning to test to a higher weight limit. Children are getting bigger and heavier and there are options for those of us who know that there little one is likely to be on the bigger side, or for those of us who know we will be using a pushchair for a sustained period of time.
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