Baby Trolley

 Stainless Steel Baby Trolly

Material:Stainless steel
Standard accessory:3" castors

A "baby trolley" is a term that can refer to a few different things, most commonly a baby stroller, but also sometimes a nursery evacuation trolley or a toy suitcase. A stroller is a four-wheeled vehicle for pushing babies and young children. A nursery evacuation trolley is a specialized, durable piece of equipment for safely transporting multiple newborns in an emergency. A toy trolley is a wheeled suitcase for children to store their belongings.  

Baby stroller (pushchair, pram, baby buggy)

This is the most common meaning of "baby trolley". 

It is a four-wheeled carriage used to transport a baby or small child. 

It is also called a pushchair, pram, or baby buggy. 

They come in various types, including standard, jogging, and lightweight models, and some can be converted into a travel system with a car seat. 

Nursery evacuation trolley

This is a specific piece of equipment used in hospitals or nurseries.

It is designed to safely and quickly transport multiple newborns in a clean, comfortable environment during an emergency evacuation.

It typically has compartments to hold several babies and features brakes for safety. 

Toy trolley (Little Dutch Trolley)

This refers to a child's toy suitcase with wheels, a handle, and storage for toys and other items.

It is made of canvas and has features like a zipper, a name tag, and a luggage tag. 

A baby bed is a small bed designed for infants and young children, most commonly known as a crib in American English or a cot in British English. These beds are characterized by high, often slatted, sides to keep a baby safe and contained while sleeping. Key features often include an adjustable mattress height to accommodate a growing baby and a sturdy frame made of materials like wood.  

Key features

High sides: Slatted or mesh sides keep a baby safely inside the bed. 

Adjustable mattress height: The mattress can be lowered as the baby grows and becomes more active, preventing them from climbing out. 

Material: Typically made of wood, these beds are designed to be sturdy and durable. 

Safety standards: Modern baby beds must meet strict safety regulations, and older models with "drop sides" are no longer permitted in the United States due to safety concerns. 

Types of baby beds

Standard crib: A traditional, rectangular crib designed for long-term use. 

Mini crib: A smaller version that is ideal for limited space. 

Convertible crib: A crib that can be adapted into a toddler or junior bed as the child grows. 

Bassinet: A smaller, more compact bed for newborns, often used in the first few months. 

Toddler bed: Used for children who have outgrown a crib, with lower sides and a more open design.