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The Royal History of Baby prams

Baby prams were first introduced in the United Kingdom. This was accomplished through the order of the British Court. The first prams were designed to be very elegant, such that baby princesses could sleep in them.

The design of the classic pram was a four-spoke-wheeled wooden carriage with a handle. The handle was in front of the baby. This way, the little princess in the pram could be admired & seen by all while walking. This came to be known as the classic-style baby carriage.

Many companies still produce this classic-style pram, as their popularity has grown recently. Fashion, liking of old design, and key celebrities using this vehicle has helped to create demand for baby prams in today's times.

During the Victorian period, the classic pram caught on really fast. By the mid-1800's, prams became very popular in Europe.

Inglesina and Silver Cross are two notable companies that specialize in manufacturing the classic-style baby pushcart. Both Inglesina and Silver Cross pride themselves on creating these prams in similar fashion as they were by the British Court. That is:

· Specially hand-made
· Created with the finest woods
· Careful attention to detail
· Finest chosen fabrics
· Hand sown designs & logos

The classic carriage has come a long way. The admiration & liking of the pram has extended beyond Europe. Today, classic-style baby prams are very popular in the United Kingdom. Not only the UK, but the pram is becoming evermore popular in Canada, Australia, and the United States.

Undoubtedly, this baby carriage will continue to rise in popularity in the years to come. As a rising middle & upper class emerges in China, India & other developing nations, the baby carriage will catch on there.

As we move from the past to a further technological age, prams will continue to be improved & altered in design for the benefit of both parent and child. Many of the classic prams that existed of the past have been re-worked, and re-modeled.

Many newly designed baby prams last not only for newborns, but for toddlers as well. Some classic pram carriages come 2-in-1, that is, one can convert this pram to a baby stroller in later years. This saves the parent money & allows your baby to get comfortable and used to one transporter.

The baby carriage represents elegance, fashion, and luxury for both parent & baby. As fashion & style become more important, the classic-style baby carriage will take the hearts of many parents... even in today's times.

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