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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When buying a travel pushchair look at things such as the fold, recline, storage space and canopy. You should also look for accessories like coffee cup holder and rain cover.

If you're frequently traveling, choose a model that's cabin-approved and folds up compactly. The Joie Tourist is the perfect option for this. Its single-handed folding mechanism makes it simple to use while you are trying to keep your toddler in the right position.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair can be folded quickly and compactly to fit in luggage or the trunk of a car. These strollers are designed to be used by infants from birth. They usually can be fitted with an infant car seat, however adapters are required. Some are suitable for toddlers and can be used for day trips or holidays.

There are a variety of travel pushchairs on the market, so it's essential to choose which one is best for your family. For example, if you have an infant, you may prefer a pushchair with a leg rest to ensure that your child's feet aren't hanging. When choosing a stroller, it is crucial to consider how much storage you will need.

If you're a frequent jetsetter and need a compact Pushchair buggy to fit into your baggage allowance for cabin travel pick a model that folds down into a size of 48cm, 43cm, and 21.5cm. This is smaller than most hand luggage. A model that has a clever dynamic fold will be much easier to pack away, as it can fold up like the pages of a book.

Another option is to buy an automobile seat bundle, which will save you time researching compatible components as well as money. Brand bundles usually include a pushchair and car seats that are specifically designed to be compatible in terms of style and fit. They may also offer extras like a parent organizer, or cup holder, which can be a great addition to your traveling.

Some brands sell different add-ons like a newborn baby bassinet or rain cover that can convert your travel pushchair stroller to twin pushchairs or a double buggy. These are particularly helpful for families with older children and need an area to sit comfortably while travelling.

Folding is easy

A travel pushchair must be simple to fold and move - especially if you'll need to maneuver it in restricted spaces, such as the cabin of a plane or train. The Joie Pact Pro, which features a one-handed folding mechanism that our test with parents found to be incredibly easy to use, is a fantastic example. This makes it ideal for parents who want to take their children on day trips, local excursions and even air travel.

A travel system bundle is an alternative option. It combines an infant car seat with a pushchair from the same manufacturer. This means you can be sure that the car seat will fit the pushchair with car seat you have chosen and will work with the chassis you've chosen for your baby. These bundles can be cheaper than buying each item separately. However, it's crucial to ensure that the components are compatible before you buy.

If you're planning to take your travel pushchair on rough terrain, you should look for something with a sturdy base with large and wide wheels that can cope with bumps and snags. Smaller wheels are difficult to maneuver on anything other than smooth roads. Reversible seats are useful, as your child can sit in front of you to start with and then turn to see the world as they grow older.

Depending on the time of year you're planning to travel you'll also need to consider whether your pushchair can provide the weather protection you need. A sunshade to protect your baby's skin from harmful UV rays, and a rain cover to stop snow or water from getting into the pushchair are important features. You should purchase a raincover specifically designed for your particular model of pushchair, not an ordinary one.

The final requirement is that the stroller should be compact and lightweight. This is particularly true for travel pushchairs that must be able to fold down to a smaller size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the most compact pushchairs on the market. It can also be tucked away in the overhead compartments for luggage (but not all) of certain airlines. The Bugaboo Butterfly was a comfortable ride for our tester's parents and her toddler. It features reclining seats that are spacious and of high quality.

Easy to manoeuvre

If you're navigating busy bus or train stations with a sleepy baby, being able to fold and move your stroller easily so that you can easily get off and on without causing any disturbance to your child is essential. Look for models that have smooth swivel wheels on the front, which makes it easier to move and turn your buggy.

Travel pushchairs typically have smaller wheels to make them smaller and lighter. However If you're seeking a model to use on rough terrain or to walk along the beach, choose a model with larger, more robust wheels.

Some retailers and brands offer travel systems that include the car seats, pushchairs, and other items you might need. This is a great option if you know exactly what you need and don't want to spend a lot of time searching for the right parts. But, make sure the components you purchase are compatible before buying a travel package. You can find this information on websites of certain brands or consult an agent.

Easy to store

If you're planning to put a travel pushchair in the boot of your car or in the overhead bin of an airplane, it should be compact and foldable. It's also helpful if your pushchair comes with a shoulder harness to allow you to hold it with one hand - especially if your child falls asleep!

Think about how often you'll use the pushchair and what terrain you will be covering when you choose one. For instance, some buggies are designed for a stroll around town or on smooth pavements, and will not cope well off road or on the beach. If you're planning on going off-road and require an extra sturdy buggy, make sure it comes with a suspension system and larger wheels that can withstand rougher terrain.

Another thing to think about is whether you'll be using it from birth. If so, look for a travel buggy with a newborn pack or a bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example, featuring a clever one-hand fold and lots of extras, including a baby bassinet, a rain cover and an extremely comfortable foot muff.

If you plan to use it on short trips and holidays then you might want to consider a stroller equipped with a car-seat adaptor which can be affixed to the chassis. This will allow you to keep your child in their car seat for the bulk of the trip. A lot of travel system bundles come with car seats, but you can make your own bundle if you'd prefer.

When choosing a travel pram system, keep in the fact that it's likely to cost more than buying the separate items separately, so consider how much you'll get from each piece. You'll have to think about the cost of a base to attach your car seat to your pushchair and any adaptors that you might require. You can find these all in stores or online - some brands even offer bundles that include all of them, making it easy to design your dream travel system!