Updated October 18, 2026 · NurseryCue Editorial Team

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross

Ergobaby scores 9.2 and Silver Cross 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Ergobaby

Higher score in this comparison

9.2/10

Silver Cross

9.1/10

Where Ergobaby and Silver Cross differ

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
CompareErgobabyReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesSilver CrossReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Reference modelsMetro 3 Compact Stroller (Standard), Metro 3 Compact Stroller (Deluxe)Pop 2, Nia, Breez, Reef 2
Price from€59.90£149
Price up to€375£3,715
Lightest model (kg)7.85.6Lower
Folded size56 x 44 x 23 cm54 x 45 x 23
Maximum child weight (kg)22.7Higher22
Compatible car seatsNuna, Cybex, Maxi CosiSilver Cross Glide Plus 360
MarketsAT, BE, BG, CA, HR, CY, CZ, DK, EE, FI, FR, DE, GR, HU, IS, IE, IT, LV, LT, LU, MT, MX, NL, NO, PL, PT, RO, SK, SI, ES, SE, CH, GB, USGB, IN
WarrantyNot confirmed3 years

Same on both: One-hand fold (Yes), Cabin-size fold (Yes), Suitable from birth (Lie flat seat).

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Key differences

  • Ergobaby scores higher overall: 9.2 vs 9.1.
  • Lightest model (kg) is lower at Silver Cross: 5.6 vs 7.8.
  • Maximum child weight (kg) is higher at Ergobaby: 22.7 vs 22.
  • Support channels: only Ergobaby offers Email, Chat.
  • Founded is lower at Silver Cross: 1877 vs 2003.
  • Ergobaby is available in 29 more countries.
  • Stroller types: only Silver Cross offers Full size, Double, Pram.
  • Compatible car seats: only Ergobaby offers Nuna, Cybex, Maxi Cosi.
  • Compatible car seats: only Silver Cross offers Silver Cross Glide Plus 360.
  • Markets: only Ergobaby offers AT, BE, BG.

Our verdict on each

Ergobaby

Ergobaby suits parents who want a single brand to cover both carrying and pushing, pairing a hip-seat carrier range with a compact stroller in the same catalogue. Entry pricing starts at €59.90, under the €79 seen across the carriers listed here, and the stroller range tops out at €375.

Read the full Ergobaby review

Silver Cross

Silver Cross suits parents who want a British name with a documented safety result and a warranty, and who will stretch to the top of the price range for a full-size or travel system. Its lightest pushchair weighs 5.6 kg, which is light for the category.

Read the full Silver Cross review

Score breakdown

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
AreaErgobabySilver Cross
Cost9.1HigherEntry at €59.90 sits below the €79 carriers here, and the €375 ceiling is mid range for strollers.8.7Pushchairs and strollers start at £149 and top out at £3,715, with the lightest pushchair at 5.6 kg.
Offer9.3HigherCarrier styles run to soft structured, wrap and hip seat with 4 positions, plus a single hand fold.9.0Stroller range covers full size, compact and travel, and seats come in infant, convertible and all in one sizes.
Trust9.5Ergobaby Europe GmbH has traded since 2003, with email, chat and phone and a 30 day returns window.10.0HigherTrading as Silver Cross UK Limited, based in GB, founded 1877, with a 3 years warranty on the Nia.

The numbers side by side

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
FactErgobabySilver Cross
Lightest model (kg)7.85.6
Maximum child weight (kg)22.722

Where each is licensed and available

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
CountryErgobabySilver Cross
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited Kingdom

Available in 1 country for both. Additional countries for Ergobaby: 29.

Where these facts come from

Ergobaby

  • ergobaby.com: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Silver Cross

  • silvercrossbaby.com: 18 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
RankingErgobabySilver Cross
Strollers and pushchairs19 of 6525 of 65
Compact travel strollers9 of 2811 of 28

Every fact side by side

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
FactErgobabySilver Cross
Stroller typesCompact, TravelFull size, Compact, Travel, Double, Pram, Travel systemCovers more
StandardsNot confirmedR129
Legal entityErgobaby Europe GmbHSilver Cross UK Limited
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited Kingdom
Founded20031877Lower
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers morePhone, Help centre

Car seats

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
FactErgobabySilver Cross
Seat typesNot confirmedInfant, Convertible, All in one, Booster, Extended rear facing
Child height rangeNot confirmed40-145cm
Maximum child weight (kg)Not confirmed21.5
Rear-facing limitNot confirmed125cm/21.5kg approx. 7 years
ISOFIX or LATCHNot confirmedYes
Rotating seatNot confirmedYes
Load leg or rebound barNot confirmedYes
Plus Test passedNot confirmedYes
ADAC gradeNot confirmedSatisfactory (3.0) - Spring 2026
Seat weight (kg)Not confirmed11.5

Cribs and bassinets

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
FactErgobabySilver Cross
ProductsNot confirmedCot, Bedside crib, Mattress
Maximum ageNot confirmed6 months
Maximum child weight (kg)Not confirmed9
Mattress includedNot confirmedYes
Mattress sizeNot confirmedL84cm x W50cm
Converts toNot confirmedToddler bed
Smart featuresNot confirmedNo
Rental optionNot confirmedNo

Where each stands against the rest

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
FactErgobabySilver CrossMedian
Lightest model (kg)7.8above the median5.6lowest quarter7.3
Maximum child weight (kg)22.7at the median22below the median22.7
WarrantyNot confirmed3 yearsabove the median2 years

Median across 43 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Ergobaby

Pros

  • Returns run for 30 days, long enough to test a carrier across a full week of wear and washes.
  • The stroller folds down to 56 x 44 x 23 cm and has a cabin size fold, so it fits a small boot and an aeroplane locker.
  • Ships across AT, BE and BG, so one brand covers most of Europe and North America.

Cons

  • The stroller range is limited to compact and travel types, so there is no full-size or double option in the line.
  • Carriers are built for 3.2-20.4 kg, a lower ceiling than the stroller's 22.7 kg.
  • There is no ring sling in the range: carrier types are soft structured, wrap and hip seat, while MOBY lists soft structured, wrap and ring sling.

Silver Cross

Pros

  • Lightest listed pushchair weight is 5.6 kg, among the lighter figures on the comparison.
  • The Nia folds with one hand and to a cabin-friendly size, with folded dimensions of 54 x 45 x 23.
  • Seat range covers infant, convertible and all in one, so a newborn setup through to a booster can come from one maker.

Cons

  • The top of the range reaches £3,715, so a full travel system pushes the outlay well beyond the entry point of £149.
  • Pushchair types cover full size, compact and travel, and the pram and double formats sit at the rarer end of what the comparison lists.
  • Support runs on phone and help centre only, with no live chat or email contact listed.

Who each suits

Ergobaby

Who it suits

  • Parents who want a newborn carry without an insert and a hip healthy fit as the child grows.
  • Travellers who need a single hand fold and a cabin size fold on the stroller.
  • Shoppers inside AT, BE and BG, where delivery and support are already set up.

Who should look elsewhere

  • MOBY, if a ring sling or a hip-seat carry has to sit alongside a wrap, since soft structured, wrap and ring sling covers all three.
  • Evenflo, if a single buckle carrier is all you need, since soft structured covers just that.
  • Boba, if the ring sling in soft structured, wrap and ring sling is on your shortlist, since Ergobaby's soft structured, wrap and hip seat does not list one.

Silver Cross

Who it suits

  • Parents starting from birth who want a lie-flat seat, since the Nia lists lie flat seat.
  • Families who want pushchair, car seat and sleep space from one maker, with cots and a bedside crib in cot, bedside crib and mattress.
  • Travellers who want a fold that meets cabin size and a warranty behind the pushchair.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone on a tight budget, since the range runs to £3,715 and Evenflo Company covers a similar set of stroller types at full size, compact and travel.
  • Shoppers wanting a live chat or email route, because support runs on phone and help centre.
  • Buyers outside GB and IN, where Kids2Shop lists a comparable stroller spread of full size, compact and travel.

Current offers

Silver Cross

Current offer

  • Discount code

    SX10 or FIRST10 discount code

    Cannot be redeemed against Cove 2, Breez, Motion 3 All Size 360, Nest & Nurture, Spare Parts or orders with a total order value of under £150; discount codes cannot be used on items already on promotion unless stated otherwise

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Ergobaby vs Silver Cross
CountryErgobabySilver Cross
AustriaYesNo
BelgiumYesNo
BulgariaYesNo
CanadaYesNo
CroatiaYesNo
CyprusYesNo
CzechiaYesNo
DenmarkYesNo

8 of 30 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Ergobaby

How much does an Ergobaby carrier or stroller cost?+

The lowest Ergobaby price is €59.90 and the top of the stroller range is €375, so a baby carrier sits at the accessible end. That entry figure is below the €79 across the carriers listed here. Both figures are in euro and the amount you meet is the price of the product itself, with no renewal payment later.

Can I use an Ergobaby carrier with a newborn?+

Yes. A newborn can be carried without an insert, and the carrier takes a child across 3.2-20.4 kg with 4 carry positions. That covers the early months and the toddler stage in the same carrier, so an insert is not something you have to add on before an early outing.

Silver Cross

What does a Silver Cross pushchair cost at the entry point and at the top?+

The pushchair and stroller range starts at £149 and reaches £3,715. That is a broad spread, so the entry price is only a guide to the cheapest single pushchair. A full travel system with a car seat and a cot will sit well above the entry figure.

Which Silver Cross pushchair is the lightest to carry?+

The lightest listed pushchair weight is 5.6 kg, and that model places among the lighter options in our comparison. The Nia also folds with one hand and folds to a cabin-friendly size, measuring 54 x 45 x 23 folded.