Besides a pram, we used to find a baby sling useful.
Before the baby can sit up there's no way of carrying it on a bicycle, but you can strap it to your body and ride a bicycle with the baby held firmly to your front. The sling needs to be one that holds the baby's wobbly head in position, and won't drop baby out as you whizz round corners.

I think it's debatable whether that's safer than a baby sling. I'm not sure I'd terribly want to cycle on the road with baby in a trailer down there behind, where the cars can't see.
The flag at the back rather suggests that the parent is not entirely confident that the cars won't just drive over it.
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A further thought: the sling is a more useful device because when you get to your destination you can carry your baby around, whereas if you park the trailer along with your bike, you're left holding the baby.
There aren't very many purposes for which this is a useful way to be.
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