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Buying a Travel Pushchair

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

If you frequently travel, choose a model with an easy fold and is cabin-approved. Our tester for parents says the Joie Tourist is perfect for this. Its single-handed folding mechanism makes it easy to use while juggling your toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair can fold quickly and compactly to fit into luggage or the trunk of a car. These strollers are specifically designed for use with infants from birth. They usually have the option of attaching a car seat, but adapters are required. Some are also suitable for toddlers which makes them a great option for day and holiday excursions.

There are a variety of travel pushchairs to choose from, so you need to select the best one for your family. If you have a toddler, Twin Pushchair you might want to consider a buggy with a foot rest that can be removed to stop your child's legs from dangling. When you are choosing a babiie stroller it is crucial to think about the amount of storage space you'll require.

If you're a frequent jetsetter and need a small buggy that fits into your baggage allowance for cabin travel pick a model that folds down to a dimension of 48cm, 43cm, and 21.5cm. This is smaller than the majority of hand luggage. If you choose a model that has a clever, dynamic folding, it will be much easier to pack, as the buggy can be snapped into itself, similar to an old book.

Another good option is to buy a travel pushchair and car seat bundle. This will help you save time searching for compatible components and save you money. Brand bundles usually include a pushchair and a car seat that is specifically designed to be compatible in terms of style and fit. There are also other options like a parent organizer or cup holder, which can be a useful addition when travelling.

Some brands sell different add-ons such as a newborn baby bassinet or rain cover to transform your travel pushchair into twin pushchairs or a double buggy. These are particularly helpful when you have children who are older and need an area to sit comfortably when travelling.

Folding is easy

A travel pushchair needs to be easy to fold and maneuver - especially if you'll need to do it in restricted spaces, such as the cabin of a train or plane. The Joie Pact Pro, which has a one-handed folding mechanism that our parents test found to be extremely easy to use, is an excellent example. This makes it perfect for parents who wish to take their children on day trips, local excursions, and even on air travel.

Another good alternative is a travel system bundle that incorporates a pushchair and infant car seat from the same manufacturer. This allows you to be certain that the car seat is compatible with your pushchair and work with the chassis you've chosen for your baby. The bundles can be less expensive than purchasing each piece separately. However, it is important to make sure that the components are compatible before you buy.

If you're planning to use your pushchair for travel on rough terrain, you should look for one with a sturdy base with wide and large wheels that can withstand bumps and lumps. Smaller wheels are hard to control on anything except smooth pavements. Reversible seats can also be useful because your child can face the parent at first and then face the world when they get older.

Depending on the time of year you're planning to travel, you'll also need to consider whether your pushchair will provide the weather protection you need. A sunshade can protect your baby from harmful UV rays, and raincovers will stop water or snow from entering the pushchair. You should purchase a raincover that is specifically designed for your particular model of pushchair and not an ordinary one.

A lightweight and compact design is a crucial criteria for any pushchair - however, this is especially true of travel strollers pushchairs, which must be able fold up easily into a compact size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the most compact pushchairs on the market. It can also be stored 3 in 1 pram the overhead luggage compartments (but not all) of certain airlines. Our testers with parents found it extremely comfortable to travel in with her toddler, with a spacious and high-quality seat that reclines to provide a comfortable nap.

Easy to maneuver

It is essential to be able to fold and maneuver the pushchair quickly and easily in busy bus or train stations with a sleeping child. This will allow you to get in and out of the vehicle without disturbing your infant. Look for models with smooth swivel wheels at the front, which makes it easier to move and turn your pushchair.

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

Certain brands and retailers offer travel systems that include pushchair, car seats and any extras you may require. This is an excellent option for those who have an idea of what you want and don't have time looking for the right parts. But, make sure the elements you're buying will work in conjunction before buying a travel package. You can find this information on websites of certain brands or inquire with the retailer.

Easy to store

If you want to fit a pushchair for travel in your car's trunk or in the overhead bin of an airplane, it needs to be compact and foldable. It's also helpful if it has a strap for your shoulder so you can carry it in one hand - this is particularly helpful when your child is asleep!

When choosing a travel pushchair, think about the frequency you'll use it and the kind of terrain you'll have to cover. Some travel buggies, for instance are designed for walking around town on smooth roads. They won't work well on the beach or off-road. If you're planning to go off-road and require a more robust buggy, check that it comes with suspension as well as more wheels that can handle rougher surfaces.

Another thing to take into consideration is whether you'll use it from birth - if you do, then 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 a variety of add-ons including a newborn bassinet as well as a rain cover, and an extremely comfortable foot muff.

If you're certain you'll only be using it for holidays and short shopping trips, opt for a travel pushchair that comes with a car seat adaptor that is attached to the chassis so that you can keep your baby in their car seat for most of the trip. Many travel systems bundles include car seats, but you can create your own custom bundle if you'd like.

When choosing a travel system, keep in mind that it will often cost more than buying the separate items separately, so think about how much you'll get out of each piece. You'll have to think about the cost of a base to connect your car seat to your pushchair and any adaptors you may require. They can be purchased at stores or online - some brands offer bundles that include all of them, making it easy to design your perfect travel system!