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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System

The choice of the ideal pushchair for your family is one of the most important decisions you'll have to make as a parent. There are a variety of factors to take into consideration, whether you choose a travel bundle due to its convenience and initial cost savings, or a separate frame and car seat that is compatible for maximum adaptability.

This guide will help you make the best decision to meet your needs and lifestyle.

What is a travel systems?

A travel system is a stroller that can accommodate a car seat for your baby and some even come with carrycots. New parents will appreciate this option as they can easily transfer their sleeping baby from their car into the pushchair.

A good travel system will fit snuggly in your car and click onto the pushchair frame to ensure a smooth journey for your baby. It's also a convenient choice since that you only need to buy one thing to get ready for your new arrival and will usually save you money too.

There are many types of travel systems available ranging from budget options to high-end brands such as JANE or TYPO. Many will come with a matching changing bag with a matching color and car seat accessories, and if you're really looking to make things easier, there are travel system bundles that come with everything you require in one purchase. This is the best method to ensure that all components work. There's no need to search for a car seat that functions and then discovering that you need adapters too!

What are the various options for reclined seats?

If you choose to purchase a travel system that includes a carrycot, ensure that the seat can fully recline so that your baby is comfortable to sleep and is in a lie-flat position for spinal and respiratory development. You should also think about whether the handlebar is adjustable in height so that it can be comfortable for you as well as your companion or anyone else who might be using it regularly.

The majority of pushchairs from birth come with a reversible seating option so you can decide if your child should face the parent (to help develop communication skills) or face the world to encourage curiosity and inform them of where they are going. Some travel systems also come with an reversible car seat that attaches directly to the frame of the pushchair, without taking it off it, so that you can easily move your child from the car to the stroller and back again.

Check that the car seat you pick is compatible with your pushchair, since not all infant car seats can be connected to all pushchairs travel systems, without adaptors. Some travel systems include all the adaptors you require included in the box, while others may require them to be purchased separately. Be sure to check the specifications of the product or ask your local retailer.

How easy is it to maneuver?

Carrycots are lightweight and simple to attach, but they should be used for babies that are less than 6 months old. They should be paired pram with car seat a lie-flat pushchair to allow the baby be in a fully reclined position which is ideal for their spine and lung development. Carrycots are light and easy to attach but they're best used for newborns up to 6 months old. They must always be used with a lying pushchair to allow the baby to be fully reclined posture, which is ideal for their spinal and lung development.

If you opt for a travel pram system bundle or choose and mix the components on your own it's important to keep in mind that the majority of them are designed to function as a unit by the brands. This means you can be confident that they'll all fit and work well. Buying everything in one place is convenient and usually works out cheaper than purchasing items separately. It's an enormous benefit to be able to transfer your baby's sleeping infant from the car seat to the my babiie stroller to go to the nursery or to shop without causing disturbance to them. Travel systems are worth the investment.

How easy is it attaching a car seat or carrycot?

Most of the 'from birth' pushchairs can be clicked on to an appropriate car seat or carrycot to facilitate the transition from your car to the street a breeze. This is perfect for newborns because it allows them to sleep in a flat position.

The majority of travel systems come with a separate stroller seat. However, some, like the Doona and Evenflo DualRide, feature one-piece designs so that the car seat can be folded into a pushchair. A majority of travel systems come with an additional stroller seat, however certain models, such as the Doona and the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, have a one-piece design so that the car seat unfolds into a pushchair, and then unfolds again to fit into the vehicle's base.

If you choose to use a carrycot or car seat on your pushchair, make sure you read the instructions and follow the weight, age, and size limitations. Also, be sure to determine if the pushchair and car seat has been recalled as part of an recall for safety.

Many pushchairs have additional accessories that can help enhance your experience, such as a footmuff can help protect your child from the elements, while the parasol made of SPF/UPF 50+ fabric can keep them shaded when it's sunny. Some pushchairs come with an ride-on board for toddlers who want to explore the world but require a little assistance.

What is the weight limit?

A pushchair travel system can usually accommodate babies until the maximum weight and age. It will differ based on the car seat and the pushchair combination you select as well as your own requirements for your lifestyle, so it's important to review these specifications attentively. It's also important to test the brakes on your chosen model. They should be strong and easy-to-operate.

Many brands include adaptors for infant carseats in their travel system packages which allow you to easily clip your baby's car seat onto the pushchair frame so that they can be effortlessly moved from car to stroller. This makes the entire process of getting out and about with a baby much faster and less complicated. It also means that when your baby is no longer in their car seat and carrycot they can still utilize the stroller. This is an excellent option for families with busy lives and a lot to do each day.

How do you fold?

There are a variety of fold types that are available on pushchairs. Some are actually one-handed with just a click of the button. Others need two hands or a couple of steps, yet they can be very compact when folded. Some models even have the ability to stand upright when folded, making it simple to grab. This sort of design is ideal for those who live in the city or commute and need to make the transition from a car to a pushchair seamless, or in the case that you have a tiny space in your boot and require a product that folds really small to fit inside it.

Depending on the model, travel system pushchairs can be used from birth, by adding a carrycot or infant car seat. Certain models are approved for use in the cabin of flights, which makes them ideal for parents who want to travel with their family.

The most cost-effective choice is to purchase a car seat and the pushchair. The bundle is typically created by the brand and comprises of a car seat that are designed to work together. Alternatively, some pushchairs will say which car seats they're compatible with and you can purchase a separate seat (though this may require adaptors for car seats). MFM Editor Gemma's choice for the most lightweight travel system is the Babyzen YOYO because of its innovative features and amazing one-second fold.

What is it like?

A travel system bundle is a fantastic option to purchase a pushchair and car seat in one go and also enjoy the benefits of convenience, reassurance and, often, a cost savings. These bundles are put together by brands or retailers, with each component carefully selected to be compatible. That means you don't have to do a lot of research on the best car seat with your dream pushchair, or trawling on the internet for a footmuff or a changing bag that matches the style.

They typically consist of a pushchair frame that is suitable for the group 0+ car seat. They usually include a carrycot, or seat unit which can be used either facing forward or towards the parent depending on your preference (or the rules, as rear-facing in the car is advised until 15 months). Some can even be converted into twins/tandems if you're expecting more than one child.

If you plan to do a lot driving and walking, a transport system is a good choice. You can easily transfer your child from the car to the pushchair and back without having to annoy them or find a secure parking place. They also can save space in the boot of your car, making it easier to nip into shops or do the school run.