Baby transport is a term used to describe the various methods of transporting babies from one place to another. Two common methods of baby transport are CARRIAGE and STROLLER. CARRIAGE, also known as a pram or perambulator, is a wheeled vehicle designed to carry a baby or small child. It is usually pushed by an adult and has a hood or canopy to protect the baby from the elements. STROLLER, also known as a pushchair, is a wheeled vehicle designed to carry a baby or small child. It is usually pushed by an adult and has a reclining seat and adjustable handlebars. Both carriages and strollers provide a safe and comfortable way to transport babies.