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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When buying a travel pushchair take into consideration things like the fold, recline, storage space and canopy. Consider adding extras such as coffee cup or footmuff holder, as well as rain covers.

If you're jet-setting often pick a model that's approved for cabin use and folds down compactly. The Joie Tourist is a great choice for this. Its one-handed folding mechanism makes it simple to use whilst playing with your toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair is a small, lightweight stroller that folds quickly and compactly, allowing it to be put in luggage for a flight or put in the boot of the car. They are made to be used with infants from birth and often come with the option of securing an infant car seat however adapters will be required. Some are suitable for toddlers and can be used for day trips or during holidays.

There are many different types of travel pushchairs on the market, so it's essential to decide which one is suitable for your family. For example, if you have a toddler, you might prefer a buggy that has a removable leg rest so that the child's feet won't hang. It is also important to consider the amount of storage space you will need for your child, as this could be a significant aspect when selecting a pushchair.

If you're a frequent traveler and require a small buggy that fits in your allowance for cabin baggage opt for a model that folds down to a size of 48cm, 43cm, and 21.5cm. This is smaller than most hand luggage. A model with an innovative, dynamic fold will be even more convenient to store away, as it will be able to snap in on itself like an ordinary book.

Another good option is to buy a travel pushchair and car seat bundle. This will save you time researching compatible components and save you money. A brand bundle usually includes a pushchair and a car seat that have been specifically designed to be compatible in terms of design and fit. Some brands provide additional features like a cup holder or parent organizer, which are useful when traveling.

Certain brands also offer a variety of different accessories, like a newborn bassinet and rain cover, which allows you to convert your travel pushchair into a double buggy, or twin travel pushchair. These are particularly useful for families with older children and would like them to have an area to sit comfortably while travelling.

Folding is simple

Travel prams pushchairs prams must be easy to fold, particularly in tight spaces such as the cabin of a train or airplane. The Joie Pact Pro, which features a one-handed folding mechanism that our test with parents found to be extremely easy to use, is a fantastic example. This makes it ideal for parents who wish to take their children on day excursions, local excursions and air travel.

Another good alternative is a travel system bundle that incorporates a pushchair and infant car seat pram seats from the same brand. This allows you to ensure that the car seat will fit your pushchair and be compatible with the chassis you've chosen for your baby. The bundles can be less expensive than buying each item separately. However, it is important to make sure that the components are compatible before you buy.

If you intend to use your travel stroller on rough terrain, you should choose one with a sturdy base and wheels that are large enough for handling bumps and bumps. Smaller wheels are more difficult to maneuver on anything other than smooth roads. A reversible seat is also beneficial, as your child can sit in front of you initially and then turn to explore the world around them as they grow older.

You'll need to decide whether your pushchair will provide the protection you need based on the time of year you're planning to travel. A sunshade that protects your baby's skin from harmful UV rays and a rain cover that stops snow or water from getting in the pushchair are important features. Be sure to buy a rain cover specifically designed specifically for your model of pushchair, not an unspecific one.

The final criteria is that the pushchair should be light and compact strollers. This is especially true for travel pushchairs which must be able to fold down to a compact pushchair size. The Bugaboo Butterfly has one of the smallest folds on the market, and can be carried in overhead compartments of some airlines (although not all). Our parent tester found it very comfortable to travel in with her toddler, with a large and well-constructed seat that reclines to provide a comfortable nap.

Easy to Manoeuvre

If you're navigating trains or buses with a sleepy baby, being able to fold and maneuver your pushchair with ease to allow you to get on and off without causing any disturbance to your child is essential. Find models with smooth front wheels that swivel to allow you to pivot and move your pushchair effortlessly.

Travel pushchairs generally have smaller wheels to keep them smaller and lighter. However If you're looking for a product to take on rough terrain or traverse the beach, choose a model with larger, more robust wheels.

Certain brands and retailers offer travel systems that include the car seats, pushchairs and any other accessories you might require. This is an excellent option if you already have an idea of what you want but do not want to spend a lot of time looking for the right parts. But, make sure the items you buy are compatible before buying a travel package. Certain brands provide this information online or you can ask an agent for assistance.

Easy to store

If you want to fit a pushchair that can travel in the boot of your car or in the overhead bin of an airplane, it should be small and foldable. It also helps if it has an adjustable shoulder strap so that you can carry it with one hand - this is particularly useful when your child is asleep!

Think about how often you'll utilize the pushchair, and what terrain you will be covering when selecting one. For example, some travel buggies are best suited for a stroll around town or on smooth pavements and won't be able to handle rough terrain or on the beach. If you're planning to travel off-road and need a more robust buggy, make sure it has suspension and larger wheels that are able to handle rougher surfaces.

Another thing to take into consideration is whether you'll use it from the beginning - if you do, then look for a buggy that has a newborn pack or a bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example, with a genius one-hand fold, and a variety of accessories, including a newborn bassinet, a rain cover and the most comfortable foot muff.

If you intend to use it for short trips and holidays then you might want to choose a travel stroll with a car-seat adaptor that can be affixed to the chassis. This allows you to keep your child in their car seat for the bulk of the journey. Many travel systems bundles include the car seat, however you can make your own custom bundle if you'd prefer.

Think about how often you'll make use of each item when you choose the travel set. You'll have to think about the cost of a base to connect your car seat to your pushchair and any adaptors you may require. They are available online or in stores Certain brands offer bundles which include all of them, making it simple to design your ideal travel system!