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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When buying a travel pushchair look at things such as the fold as well as the storage space, recline and canopy. Look for extras like a footmuff or coffee cup holder, as well as a rain cover.

If you're frequently traveling pick a model that's approved for cabin use and folds down compactly. Our tester for parents says the Joie Tourist is a great choice for this. Its one-handed mechanism makes it easy to fold and fold while juggling a toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair is a compact stroller that folds quickly and compactly to be put in luggage for a flight or put in the boot of a car. These strollers are designed to be used with babies from birth. They typically have the option of attaching a car seat, but adaptors are required. Some are suitable prams for newborns toddlers and can be used for day trips or on holidays.

There are many different types of travel pushchairs on the market, and it's crucial to choose which one is best for your family. For instance, 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. When selecting a stroller, it is essential to think about the amount of storage space you'll require.

If you are a frequent traveler and require a small buggy that fits into your baggage allowance for cabin travel pick a model that folds down into a size of 48cm x 43cm x 21.5cm. This is smaller than most hand luggage. A model with a clever dynamic fold is even easier to pack away, since it can fold up like an ordinary book.

Another option is to buy a travel pushchair and car seat bundle. This will allow you to save time looking for compatible components and save you money. Brand bundles usually include a pushchair and car seats that are specifically designed to match in terms of style and fit. Some brands provide additional features like cups holder or parent organizers, which are helpful when traveling.

Certain brands also offer a variety of different accessories, including baby bassinets and a rain cover, to allow you to transform your travel pushchair into a double pram pushchair buggy, or twin travel pushchair. These are particularly useful for families with older children and want them to have a comfortable seat when travelling.

Folding is simple

A travel pushchair must be simple to fold and maneuver especially if you'll be required to do it in tight spaces, like the cabin of a train or plane. The Joie Pact Pro is a great example, with a one-handed mechanism that our testers for parents found to be extremely simple to use. This makes it perfect for parents who wish to take their child on day excursions, local excursions and air travel.

Another option is a travel system bundle that combines a pushchair and infant car seats from the same manufacturer. This allows you to be certain 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 purchasing each item separately. However, it is crucial to ensure that the parts work before purchasing.

If you intend to use your travel stroller on rough terrain, select one with a sturdy base and large wheels capable of handling bumps and lumps. Smaller wheels are more difficult to maneuver on any other surface than smooth pavements. A reversible seat is also useful, as your child can sit in front of you to start with and then turn to look around as they grow older.

Depending on the season you're planning to travel, you'll also have to consider whether your pushchair will provide the protection against weather you require. A sunshade that protects your baby's skin from harmful UV rays, and a rain cover that stops snow or water from getting into the pushchair are essential features. You should choose a raincover that is specifically designed for the model of pushchair, not a generic one.

A lightweight and compact design is a crucial requirements for any pushchair - however, this is especially applicable to travel pushchairs, which need to be able fold up easily to a tiny size. The Bugaboo Butterfly has one of the smallest folds on the market and is able to be stored in overhead compartments of some airlines (although not all). The Bugaboo Butterfly was a pleasant ride for our tester's parents and her toddler. It has large reclining seats that are reclining and of high quality.

Easy to maneuver

It's essential to be able fold and maneuver the pushchair swiftly and folding stroller effortlessly if you are navigating busy bus or train stations with a child sleeping. This will allow you to get on and off the vehicle without disturbing your infant. Find models with smooth swivel wheels on the front to make it easier to move and turn your stroller.

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

Some retailers and brands offer travel systems that include pushchair, car seats and other items you might need. This is a great option if you already have an idea of what you want but don't have time looking for the right parts. Make sure that the components you are buying work together before purchasing any travel bundle. Some brands make this information available online, or you can ask an agent for assistance.

Easy to store

A triple pushchair that folds compactly and small is crucial if you're looking for something to put in the back of your car or fit into an overhead bin on an airplane. It's also helpful if your pushchair is equipped with a harness for the shoulder to allow you to hold it with one hand, especially if your child falls asleep!

When you're choosing a travel-friendly pushchair, take into account how often you'll use it and the type of terrain you'll have to cover. For example, some travel buggies are designed for a stroll around town or on smooth surfaces, and don't be able to handle rough terrain or on the beach. If you plan to travel off-road and require a more rugged buggy, ensure it is equipped with a suspension and larger wheels that can handle more rough terrain.

Another thing to take into consideration is whether you'll use it from birth - if so, you should 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 plenty of extras, including a baby bassinet as well as a rain cover, and an extremely comfortable foot muff.

If you only plan to use it on short trips and holidays it is possible to choose a travel stroll equipped with a car seat adaptor that can be connected to the chassis. This allows you to keep your child in their car seat for the duration of the trip. Many travel systems come with a car seat already fitted however, you can assemble your own customised bundle if you prefer.

When you're deciding on the right travel system, keep in the fact that it's likely to cost more than if you purchase the individual items independently, so think about how much use you'll get out of each component. It is important to consider the cost of a base to attach your car seat to your pushchair, as well as any adaptors you may need. These are all available in stores or online - some brands even offer bundles that include all of them, making it easy to design your ideal travel system!