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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System

Choosing the perfect pushchair for your family is one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a parent. It doesn't matter if you opt for a travel system bundle for its initial convenience and cost savings or a separate triple pram frame and compatible car seat to allow for maximum flexibility There's plenty to consider.

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

What is a travel systems?

A travel system is a stroller that has the capacity to accommodate a car seat for your baby, and some even include carrycots. It's a great choice for parents with young children because it allows you to easily move your sleeping baby from the car to the pushchair without disturbing them. It's ideal for those short excursions to the shops or make a nursery run.

A great travel system will fit comfortably in your car and attach to the frame of the pushchair to ensure a smooth journey for your little one. It's also a practical option since it means you only need to make one big purchase in the process of getting ready for the arrival of your child and will usually save you money too.

There are a variety of travel systems available, ranging from budget-friendly options to premium brand names like TYPO or JANE. There are numerous travel systems that come with accessories for your car seat that match such as changing bags, changing bags, and mats for changing. If you want to simplify your life you can purchase a travel system bundle that includes everything you need. This is the best way to be sure that all the parts work together - no searching for a car seat that is compatible and finding out you'll need additional adaptors!

What are the seat recline options?

If you choose a travel system with a carrycot, make sure that the seat in the pushchair is fully reclined, allowing your baby to rest comfortably in the position recommended to develop their breathing and spine. Consider whether the handlebar can be adjusted in height to make it comfortable for you, your spouse or anyone else who might use it frequently.

Most pushchairs that are "from birth" include a reversible seat so that you can decide the position of your child's seat, either facing you (to increase their communication skills) or in a world-facing position, to encourage their curiosity and let them know where they are going. Some travel systems come with a reversible seat unit that is attached directly to the frame of the pushchair without having remove it. This allows you to easily transfer your baby from the car to the stroller and reverse the process.

Not all infant car seats are compatible with all pushchairs. Some travel systems come with all the adaptors that you require included in the box, while others might require them to be bought separately. Review the product's specifications, or ask your local retailer.

How do you get it done?

Carrycots are lightweight and easy to attach, but they should be used for newborns up to 6 months old. They should be used in conjunction with a pushchair that can lie flat so that the baby can be in a fully reclined position which is ideal for their lung and spinal development. Carrycots can be easily attached and are lightweight. They are ideal for babies under 6 months and are best prams used with an upright pushchair. This lets the baby sit in a fully reclined position, which is beneficial for their spinal development as well as lung development.

It's important to note that the majority of brands have designed them to function as a unit. You can be assured that everything will fit and perform well. Buying everything together is convenient and usually works out cheaper than purchasing items separately. And being able to move your sleeping pram newborn from their car seat to a stroller for a nursery or to go to shops without disrupting them is a huge benefit. Travel systems are worth the investment.

How do I attach a car seat?

The majority of 'from-birth pushchairs can be clicked onto a car seat that is compatible or a carrycot to make the transition from your vehicle to the street simple. This is ideal for newborns and allows them to sleep in the recommended lie-flat position.

When the baby is outgrowing their car seat (usually up to the age of 18 months) most travel systems can also be used with a stroller which means that they'll last longer as your child develops. A majority of travel systems come with a separate stroller seat but certain models, such as the Doona and the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, have one piece design, which means that the car seat can be folded into a pushchair, and then folds back to fit into the vehicle's base.

If you choose to use the car seat or carrycot on your pushchair, be sure you read carefully the instructions and follow the weight, age, and size limitations. Verify if the car seat and pushchair have been recalled due to safety reasons.

Many pushchairs come with accessories to make your experience more enjoyable. For example, a footmuff will protect your child from the elements while a parasol made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric will keep them shaded in the sun. Some pushchairs come with an ride-on board for toddlers who are eager to explore the world, but need a little help.

What is the weight limit?

A pushchair travel system is typically designed to be able to accommodate infants up to a maximum age and weight. This can vary based on the car seat and pushchair combo you select, and also your personal needs, so it's important to check these specifications carefully. It's also important that you check the brakes of your chosen model. They must be durable and easy-to-operate.

Many brands include infant car seat adaptors in their travel systems packages enabling you to easily attach your baby's car seat onto the frame of the pushchair so that they can be moved seamlessly from stroller to car. This allows you to get out with your baby much more convenient. This ensures that your baby will be able to use their stroller once they grow out of the car seat and carrycot. This is a great option for families with busy lives and lots to do daily.

How easy is it for you to fold?

Some pushchairs fold with a single press. Others require two hands or a few steps, yet they can be very compact when folded. Some models are able to stand up when folded, making it easy to carry. This model is ideal if you commute or live in a city, and wish to make the transition between your car and pushchair effortless. Also, if you have a tiny boot.

Some travel system pushchairs, depending on the model, can be utilized as early as the time of birth, by incorporating the car seat or carrycot. These are typically accepted to be used in the cabin on flights and are perfect for parents that like to do lots of travelling with their family.

The most cost-effective option is to buy a car seat with the pushchair. The bundle is typically designed by the manufacturer and consists of a pushchair and car seat that are specifically designed to work together. Additionally, some pushchairs indicate which car seats they are compatible with and you could then purchase a seat separately (though this may require adaptors for your car seat). The Babyzen YOYO is Gemma's choice for the best lightweight travel systems, due to its unique features and quick folding.

What do you think it looks like?

A travel system bundle is an excellent option to purchase a pushchair and car seat together and also enjoy the benefits of ease of use, security and, often, a cost savings. These bundles are designed by retailers or brands, with all the parts hand-picked to work perfectly together. That means you don't have to do a lot of research on which car seat is compatible with your ideal pushchair or trawling online for a footmuff or a changing bag that matches the style.

They are typically comprised of a frame that can fit into a car seat group 0+, and also includes a carrycot, or seat unit, that can be used forward-facing or in the opposite direction to the parent, based on your preference or regulations (rear-facing is recommended for cars up to 15 months). Some can even be converted into a twin pushchairs/tandem in the event that you're expecting more one baby.

A travel system can be extremely practical if you're likely to be walking and driving with your little one because it allows you to transfer them from the car to pushchair and back again without causing any disturbance or having to find a safe place to park. They can also save space in the car's boot making it easier to nip into shops or go on a school run.