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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs make it simple to hop on and off public transportation or fit in the back of cars. They are also extremely compact and lightweight which makes them perfect for plane travel.

This UPPAbaby model has one of the most eye-catching compact folds we've seen. However, it comes with a few limitations, including a small canopy and a lack of storage.

Ease of folding

Consider where and how you'll use the pushchair before choosing one. When you are travelling with your baby on an airplane then a compact and light buggy is an ideal alternative. It can fit into the overhead compartments for luggage and is small enough to be carried on the shoulder. Make sure you choose a one-handed fold that's easy to operate while holding your baby and a handle that is height-adjustable so parents and carers with different heights can use it comfortably. If you're going to be hiking with baby it is essential for manoeuvring over uneven terrain. Other useful features to consider include a deep recline for easy naps on the go and a canopy that can be extended which provides additional sun protection.

Many pushchairs claim to fold in one hand, but it's best to test this out before you buy to ensure it's possible while also being able to hold your child. The UPPAbaby G-Luxe was reviewed highly by our test participants, due to its innovative mechanism that concertinas into a package that is smaller than an umbrella. It also has a convenient pocket for stashing keys and phone and an easy recline seat that's perfect for little travellers who like to nap on the move.

Some of the smallest fold up pushchairs are designed to be used starting at birth, and include an easy-to-leap seat or the option of an additional carrycot, which means they're perfect for infants who prefer to sleep during the day. If you plan on using your travel system from the start the one-click attachment system for an infant car seat is also a must.

The smallest of the group, the Cybex Libelle, is an excellent choice for families with a tendency to travel because it folds smaller than the YOYO2 (only 4cm thinner), and weighs less than 6kg, making it very easy to carry around. It is also very easy to use, with a one-hand fold, and the seat reclines to accommodate toddler napping. This model is a great option for hikers, since it has a large front swivel tire that is able to take on any terrain.

One-Handed folding

Whether you're out for a stroll in the park, speeding around town on public transport or heading off to exotic shores with baby in tow it's a good idea to have a stroller that folds effortlessly. It can be difficult to manage a child bags, keys, shopping bags and other essentials of everyday life while attempting to fold a complex travel system isn't a good idea therefore pushchairs that can be folded with one hand strollers are usually the most preferred choices for parents.

Like the name suggests it is a pushchair that folds one hand. can be collapsed with just the press of one button or two. Some models require a bit more effort, or even two hands, but the convenience of the process makes them nevertheless easy to maneuver and stow away. They are also lightweight which makes them easier to transport or store in small spaces.

The G-Luxe from UPPAbaby is a great model. This model is among the easiest to fold with one hand in our roundup. It's all it takes is pulling a lever on the chassis. It can stand on its own when folded, and is ideal for storing in the corner of a cafe, or in the foyer.

The Bugaboo Bee is another model that folds using just one hand. It's among the first compact-fold pushchairs. Although it is larger than other options it still features an easy-to-use, sleek fold. It comes with a wide array of features, too with a recline that is deep and an UPF 50+ canopy that can be expanded that is designed to keep your little one safe on hot days.

Some of these pushchairs are only designed for toddlers and older children. However, there are more options that can be used starting from birth. They come with a full or partial lie-flat seat, and can come with the option of adding an infant car seat. MFM's Gemma has travelled with her son in a Babyzen YOYO - one of the very first buggys of its kind. It's still a favorite. It's a little less compact than other buggy types, but is still easy to carry. It is able to fit in the allowance for cabin baggage of the majority of airlines.

Lightweight

When a pushchair folds down, it takes up very little space, and is usually very light as well. This is especially true of umbrella-folding pushchairs, which typically weigh less than 20 pounds. They are ideal for short walks on pavements and flat surfaces and for a quick transfer between your vehicle and the homes of others. They're also a good choice for those who don't want to purchase an all-terrain buggy but are content with using your pushchair on flat surfaces.

Think about getting tyres that are air-filled If you intend to use your compact folding pushchair in rough terrain, on sand or on rough surfaces. They're a bit heavier than standard tyres but they'll offer better grip and traction. The extra weight will add to the overall pushchair size though, so it's important to think about this.

Many of the lightweight pushchairs are made for older children and toddlers who can sit on their own, but a growing number are suitable for babies from the age of. Models like the Mamas & Papas Airo have a lie-flat seating area and can be used in conjunction with a car seat for infants or additional carrycots (sold separately). Some compact-fold pushchairs are even designed to be used in conjunction with a stroller board to transform into a double buggy - perfect to take Grandma or Grandad along too.

Many of the best lightweight pushchairs are easy to use. Some are simply open or closed at the touch of a button. others feature more complicated mechanisms but they still take up a small amount of space. Some even come with a strap for your wrist that lets you the black pushchair in place even when it's folded, and this can make a big difference in the ease of move around.

While some lightweight pushchairs can be quite basic, the 3D Lite from Contours is a fantastic example of how a super-compact stroller can be packed full of features. It has a large basket, plenty of padding, adjustable height of the handlebar (for tall and short parents) and a reclining seating and a huge canopy for protection. It's also very lightweight and comes with a convenient bag.

Compact

One of the main things you will need to be aware of when choosing a pushchair is the size of the pushchair when folded. Some have a very small fold, while others are larger, depending on their overall dimensions and the features they come with.

The compactness of a pushchair could be a consideration if you intend to travel with it. There are models that fold to the smallest size, and even into a pouch, which means they can be easily stashed in the trunk of a car or taken on the plane as cabin baggage. This is ideal for those who travel frequently or reside in an urban area, where you can't take a larger stroller with you daily.

Some of the most effective pushchairs to consider are those with easy, hassle-free folding process that can be completed with just one hand. The Babyzen YOYO is the first of its type and has been a model of imitation since then, but it is unique due to its clever features and superior performance.

The Babyzen YOYO is a small fold that is slightly larger than the size of most hand luggage allowances, which makes it perfect to travel with. It can be utilized at the gate between boarding your flight and catching it on the way back.

The Mamas and Papas Airo is a compact pushchair that offers more space. It has a comfortable seat that reclines completely and provides plenty of padding to keep your child comfy. It can be used from birth with the addition of the carrycot or newborn cocoon pack (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ can also be used as a light stroller for use in the everyday. It has a compact fold that can be positioned upright when not in use. It's not as user-friendly as other models, and can make a lot more noise when you adjust its canopy. This could cause your baby to wake up.