One minor design niggle is that there’s no adjustable handle height for parents, but that isn’t especially unusual for a compact stroller. In any case, at 6ft 4in I didn’t find it too low and my 5ft 8in wife found it comfortable enough, too. Especially tall or short parents might want to take the Clic for a test run before taking the plunge, though. With over 140 years’ experience, Silver Cross crafts beautiful, contemporary prams, nursery furniture, babywear and car seats. Buy from a trusted British brand. The Clic is impressively flexible for a compact stroller. The seat reclines from not-quite-fully-upright to a lie-flat position, and the spring latch makes it easy to lower the seat with one hand, although you’ll need both hands to raise it. The adjustable calf support simply pops up or down depending on your needs. At 5.9kg, the Clic is light enough to carry around easily and the integrated shoulder strap – which pops out of the seat flap – is ingenious. Freeing up a spare hand can be indispensable when you’re weighed down with bags. It’s just a shame there isn’t more padding on the strap, as it can dig into the shoulder uncomfortably over longer distances.

Once you’re on the move, the Clic continues to impress. The little wheels are understandably more prone to getting snagged than bigger-wheeled rivals and there’s no suspension per se, but the soft rubber tyres roll smoothly on pavement and soak up smaller bumps nicely.READ NEXT: Our guide to the best prams, baby buggies and pushchairs to buy Silver Cross Clic review: How does it handle?