Pushing a pram might make a difference, giving lower step total. When the Fitbit hand is held rather than swinging normally as when walking, steps might not get detected. But they also might get detected, I suppose depending on pram and walking style affecting how much your wrist moves with each step.
If you put the tracker in you pocket or clip to your clothing, you will probably get good step count, but at the expense of heart rate data during that time.
The same issue is often seen holding hand rail on treadmill or pushing shopping cart.
Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.
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