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A Guide to Folding Pushchairs

Many models offer a smooth one-handed fold by pressing of the button, which could make them easier to use. This makes them perfect for those with back pain or have limited strength in your hands and arms.

Many also have a travel system-compatible infant car seat which attaches in just one click without adaptors which makes it an excellent option for traveling by plane.

Compact-folding pushchairs

Compact-fold pushchairs, as their name suggests are small and compact when folded. They are easily carried with either a handle or a shoulder strap. They can be an excellent option if you aren't able to fit a lot of space in your car or home or you are looking for a travel buggy that can fit in the cabin baggage compartment on air flights. The category of pushchairs has grown significantly in recent years. Some models are designed to be used starting at birth, while others have the option of a seat that is flat for a newborn.

Gemma Wilcock, MFM Editor

This compact pushchair is well designed, simple and would be perfect for traveling with your baby. It's easy to maneuver and has a large basket, and the handlebar is at a good height for the majority of people. It has a difficult - and a bit complicated - method of folding, using an ring and button that needs to be timed precisely to ensure it works but once you've mastered the art of it, it's quite simple. It has a full-recline feature, however the head support might be uncomfortable for babies with larger heads.

It also has a large canopy that provides extra sun protection as well as an effective foot brake. It's pricey, but If you're looking for a travel stroller that doesn't take up too much space in your trunk, it's worth the money.

The iCandy Pebble has been a best-seller on the compact-folding market with good reason. It's a light, stylish buggy that has a fantastic suspension and a tight turning circle. It's perfect for navigating narrow aisles for shopping and also performs really well in rough terrain. The only issue is that you aren't able to put a changing bag in the basket, so you will need to hang it from the handlebar. You can upgrade to a bigger iCandy Pebble for a bit more money, but this one is a great choice when you're looking for a small stroller.

Concertina fold

The concertina folding technique is widely known in the publishing world for its unique reading experience and stunning visual effects. This technique is perfect for books that need to be a continuous narrative or have illustrated pictures that span across multiple panels. The concertina fold is also a good choice well for marketing catalogs and exhibition materials that need to stand apart from the crowd.

It is also called an accordion or zigzag fold. You can create beautiful, customized books with little effort. It is the perfect binding technique for artists, designers, and photographers who want to make their work truly stand out. It's easy to create and looks fantastic when embellished with punches, ribbons, and stamps.

Begin by cutting your paper into two rectangular pieces that are thinner. Mark and align the edges of each paper piece with a ruler, then cut along these lines. Smooth the folds to enhance the overall quality of your folds, and glue the two pieces together to create your concertina. Then, add covers made of cut card and glue them to the concertina. Finally, cut holes in one of the covers and glue it to string.

Concertina leaflets have more pages than the simple 4pp or 6pp options and can be opened into a long booklet. They can have up to 12 pages and their panels can be read in a logical sequence or in a side-by-side fashion, making them a great choice for informational guides, timelines, maps, and other documents that have to be read in a sequential order or in a quick glance. They're a good alternative to brochures and require less finishing work than booklets.