Top Pram Discounts

Comparing prams and travel systems? We've ranked the best live discounts across trusted UK brands, kept up to date by the Cubbi team.

Updated 15 Sep 2026

What's a travel system?

A travel system is a pram frame, carrycot and car seat designed to click together — so your newborn can go from car to pavement without waking up. It's usually the biggest single purchase on a baby registry, which is exactly why the discount matters most here.

What to look for when buying a pram

Think about how you'll actually use it before you chase the biggest percentage off. A travel system that folds one-handed matters more in month three than it does in the showroom. Check wheel size for your terrain, whether the seat unit is compatible with your car seat, and how it folds down for the boot. Today's live codes are always in the Brand Directory.

Our top picks

  1. Woman pushing pink pram
    BEST CITY PRAM

    Stokke YOYO

    10% Off Get discount

    The Yoyo is designed for parents who are in and out of cabs, buses, lifts and aircraft aisles as often as they're at home. It folds one-handed into a compact 52 x 45 x 22cm package that qualifies as cabin luggage on most airlines, and at 7kg it's light enough to carry up a flight of stairs without a second thought. The handlebar folds down further still for tight storage, and four-wheel suspension keeps the ride smooth over pavements and cobbles. With the newborn pack it's usable from birth, and it grows with the seat pack through to around four years, so it can be your only pram if space is what matters most.

    Pros
    • Compact fold at 52 x 45 x 22cm
    • Light and easy to carry up stairs or onto public transport
    • One-hand instant fold
    • Foldable handlebar for even tighter storage
    • 4-wheel suspension for a smooth ride on city pavements
    • From birth through to around four years
    Cons
    • Base frame, newborn pack and seat pack sold separately
    • Smaller wheels aren't built for rough ground
    • 10kg storage basket is useful but not huge
    • A premium price for a lightweight stroller
  2. Mum standing next to pram
    BEST VALUE FOR MONEY

    Ickle Bubba Stomp

    10% off Get discount

    The Stomp proves you don't need to spend four figures to get a proper travel system. This is a complete 3-in-1 bundle with a lie-flat carrycot for newborns, a multi-position pushchair seat that lasts to about four years, a Galaxy Group 0+ car seat, and an Isofix base, so there's genuinely nothing extra to buy before you bring your baby home. It reclines four ways, faces you or the world, and comes with a UPF50+ hood and an extra-large shopping basket, all wrapped in the kind of styling and build quality reviewers say would still be a good deal at twice the price.

    Pros
    • Full 3-in-1 travel system for a fraction of premium rivals
    • Suitable from birth to around 4 years (22kg)
    • Four recline positions and a reversible seat
    • Extra-large shopping basket
    • UPF50+ extendable hood
    Cons
    • Chassis alone is 7.1kg
    • Fewer colourways than some pricier rivals
    • Entry bundle doesn't include extras like a footmuff
  3. Mum and dad pushing Silvercross pram on cobbled pavement
    BEST TRAVEL

    Silvercross Nia

    10% Off Get discount

    The Nia is Silver Cross's answer to parents who travel often, whether that's weekly flights or just fitting into a small car boot. It's the only stroller on the market approved for the aircraft cabin in both seat and carrycot mode, so you can wheel it right up to the gate and even keep your baby napping in the carrycot on board. At just 7.3kg with the seat attached, it's light to carry, and the one-handed fold collapses down small enough to stand on its own, with a shoulder strap built in for hands-free carrying. It's suitable from birth to around four years old, with a foldable carrycot that gives you the flexibility of a full travel system without the usual bulk.

    Pros
    • IATA-approved for the aircraft cabin
    • Very light at 7.3kg (chassis and seat)
    • One-handed, self-standing fold
    • Foldable carrycot
    • Suitable from birth to 22kg, roughly four years
    • UPF50+ extendable canopy
    Cons
    • It's a premium price
    • Wheels pick up mud and debris easily in wet
    • Harness side clips need a firm push to click in
    • 8kg storage basket is on the smaller side
  4. Mum pushing green Cosatto pram
    BEST STATEMENT PIECE

    Cosatto Giggle 4

    10% off Get discount

    The Giggle 4 is Cosatto at its most Cosatto: a lightweight travel system dressed up in playful, characterful prints, from Hoglet to Tiny Treetops, so it never looks like every other pushchair at baby group. Underneath the fun designs it's a sturdy 3-in-1 travel system, with a lie-flat carrycot for newborns, a reversible seat that faces you or the world, and a Tote i-Size infant car seat included in the bundle. At 12.3kg it's noticeably lighter than premium rivals, and it folds with the seat unit still attached, so it's an easy one to lift in and out of the car even if the fold itself needs two hands.

    Pros
    • Playful, distinctive prints
    • Lightweight at 12.3kg
    • Budget friendly from around £400
    • Lie-flat carrycot suitable from birth
    • Folds with the seat unit still attached
    • Free fabric swatch service
    Cons
    • Fold isn't one-handed
    • 8kg shopping basket is smaller than some premium rivals
    • Non-pneumatic wheels give a firmer ride
  5. iCandy pram
    BEST PREMIUM

    iCandy Peach

    5% OFF Get discount

    The iCandy Peach 8 is the flagship of the iCandy range, and it's the pick for parents who want a pushchair built to last several years, and potentially several children. The seat unit reclines one-handed, faces either direction and can convert to a double on the same chassis, while the redesigned carrycot has significantly more ventilation and is approved for permanent overnight sleeping. It comes as a complete bundle, so the carrycot, car seat adaptors, hood, raincover and shopping basket are all included rather than sold as extras, and the fabrics are made from recycled plastic bottles. It's a genuine investment rather than an entry-level pushchair, but it's designed to earn that back in years of use.

    Pros
    • Suitable from birth to 25kg
    • Converts to a double on the same chassis
    • Lullaby Trust approved for overnight sleeping
    • One-handed recline and one-handed fold
    • 10kg shopping basket, one of the largest in its class
    • Fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles
    Cons
    • A serious investment for the complete bundle
    • One of the heavier premium travel systems
    • Compatible car seats are limited