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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When buying a travel pushchair, consider things like the fold as well as the recline, storage space and canopy. You should also look for additional features like cup holder, and rain cover.

If you travel frequently pick a model that has an easy fold and is approved by the cabin. Our test with parents says that the Joie Tourist does this perfectly. Its one-handed mechanism makes it easy to fold when trying to manage the toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair is a small, lightweight stroller that folds quickly and compactly so it can be packed into luggage for flights or put in the trunk of a car. These strollers are designed to be used by babies from birth. They usually have the option of attaching a car seat, but adaptors are required. Some are also suitable for toddlers, making them a good choice for holidays and day excursions.

There are many travel pushchairs to choose from, so you need to pick the one that is suitable for your family. For example, if you have a toddler, you might prefer a pushchair with a leg rest so that the child's feet won't hang. When choosing a stroller travel, it is important to consider how much storage space you'll require.

If you frequently travel and require a compact buggy that fits in the allowance for cabin baggage, look for models that fold down to around 48cm x43cm in size 21.5 cm - which is less than the size of most hand luggage. A model that features a clever fold that is dynamic will be even more convenient to store away, as it will be able to snap in on itself like the pages of a book.

A travel pushchair and vehicle seat bundle is a different alternative. This will save money pram and car seat time by making it easier to concentrate on the parts that are compatible. A brand-name bundle typically includes a pushchair and car seat that has been specially made to complement each other in terms of style and comfort. Some brands provide additional features such as cup holders or a parent organizers, which can be useful when traveling.

Certain brands offer additional accessories such as a newborn baby bassinet or rain cover to transform your travel pushchair into a twin travel pushchair or double buggy. These are especially helpful for families with older children and want to ensure that they all have a place to sit while travelling.

Folding is easy

A travel pushchair should be easy to fold and maneuver - especially if you'll need to fold it into tight spaces, such as the cabin of a plane or train. The Joie Pact Pro is a good example, with an easy-to-use mechanism that our test-drivers found extremely easy to use. This makes it ideal for parents who want to take their child on day trips, local excursions and even air travel.

Another option is a travel system bundle that incorporates the pushchair and the baby car seat of the same manufacturer. You can be sure the car seat will fit inside your pushchair and work with the chassis you've selected for your child. These bundles can be cheaper than buying each item separately. However, it is essential to ensure that the components are compatible before you buy.

If you're planning to take your pushchair for travel on rough terrain, look for something with a sturdy base and wide wheels that can handle bumps and snags. Smaller wheels are harder to control on anything other than smooth surfaces. Reversible seats are handy, so that your baby can face you initially, and then turn around to look around as they get older.

You'll need to decide whether your pushchair will provide the protection you need based on the season you're planning to travel. A sunshade protects your child from harmful UV rays, and raincovers can stop snow or water from getting into the pushchair. You should choose an umbrella specifically designed for your particular model of pushchair, not a generic one.

The final criteria is that the pushchair should be lightweight and compact. This is particularly true for travel pushchairs which must be capable of folding down to a compact size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the smallest pushchairs on the market. It can also be put in the overhead compartments for luggage (but not all) of certain airlines. Our testers with parents found it extremely comfortable to travel in with her toddler with a large and well-constructed seat unit that reclines for comfy naps.

Easy to manoeuvre

It's crucial to be able fold and maneuver the pushchair swiftly and effortlessly if you are navigating busy bus or train stations with a child sleeping. This allows you to get in and out of the vehicle without disturbing your baby. Look for models with smooth swivel wheels that are on the front, which makes it easier to move and turn your buggy.

Travel pushchairs generally have smaller wheels to make them smaller and lighter. However, if you are looking for something to take on rougher terrain or to traverse the beach, choose a model with larger, more robust wheels.

Some retailers and brands offer travel system bundles which include a car seat, pushchair and any additional extras you may require. This is an ideal option if have a clear idea of what you want and don't want to spend a lot of time searching for compatible parts. But, make sure the items you buy will work in conjunction before buying a travel package. You can find this information on websites of some brands or ask an agent.

Easy to store

A pushchair that folds compactly and small is crucial if you're looking for something that you can put into the boot or fit into an overhead bin on the plane. It's also beneficial if it has an adjustable shoulder strap so that you can carry it in one hand. This is particularly useful when your child is asleep!

When you're choosing a travel-friendly pushchair, take into account the frequency you'll use it and what kind of terrain you'll be covering. For instance, some buggies are best suited for a stroll around town or on smooth pavements, and will not perform well off the road or at the beach. If you're planning on going off-road and need a more sturdy buggy, make sure it comes with suspension and larger wheels that are able to handle rougher terrain.

Another thing to take into consideration is whether you'll need it from birth. If so, look for a buggy that has baby's pack or bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example, featuring a clever one-hand fold, and a variety of add-ons including a newborn bassinet as well as a rain cover, and the most comfortable foot muff.

If you are certain that you'll only be using it for short shopping trips, look for a travel pushchair with a car seat adaptor that is attached to the chassis, so that you can keep your child in their comfortable car seat for most of the trip. A lot of travel system bundles come with the car seat, however you can design your own bundle if you'd prefer.

Think about how often you'll use each item when choosing a travel set. It is important to consider the cost of a base to attach your car seat to your pushchair and any adaptors that you may need. You can find these all on the internet or in stores and some brands offer bundles that include all of them making it simple to design your ideal travel system!