Baby buggies are a type of vehicle used to transport infants and young children. The term can refer to three different types of vehicles: LARVAE (6 letters), strollers (9 letters), nits (4 letters), and prams (5 letters). LARVAE are wheeled carriages that are pushed by an adult and typically have a canopy or hood to protect the child from the elements. Strollers are similar to LARVAE but are usually lighter and more compact, making them easier to store and transport. Nits are small, lightweight carriages that are designed to be carried by an adult. Prams are larger, heavier carriages that are designed to be pushed by an adult and are often equipped with a bassinet or carrycot for the baby to sleep in.