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Choosing a pushchair travel system (Suggested Reading)

Selecting the right pushchair for your family is one of the most important decisions you'll have to make as a parent. If you decide to go with a travel system bundle to benefit from its convenience and initial cost savings or a separate pram frame and compatible car seat to ensure maximum flexibility There's plenty to consider.

This guide will help you make the best option that will meet your needs and lifestyle.

What is a travel system?

A travel system is a stroller that has the capacity to accommodate a car seat for your baby and some come with the option of a carrycot. It's a great option for new parents since it lets you easily move your baby from the car to the pushchair without disturbing them - ideal for quick trips to the shops or go on an early morning run.

A good travel system will attach to the frame of your pushchair, and fit snugly into your car. This allows for an easy journey for your child. It's also a great option since it means you only need to buy one thing in the process of getting ready for your new baby and will usually save you money too.

There are many different types of travel systems that are available, ranging from budget-friendly options to top-of-the-line brands like TYPO or JANE. There are a variety of travel systems that include matching car seat accessories, changing bags and matching changing mats. If you want to make life easier, you can buy a travel system bundle that include everything you require. This is the best way to be sure that all the components work and you don't have to search online for a compatible car seat and then finding out that you require additional adaptors!

What are the different seat recline options available?

If you decide to go with a travel system that comes with a carrycot, then ensure that the seat of the pushchair also fully reclines to ensure your baby is able to sleep comfortably and is in a lie-flat position for respiratory and spinal development. Consider whether the handlebar can be adjusted in height to make it comfortable for you, your partner or anyone else who might use it often.

The majority of pushchairs that are 'from birth' include a reversible seat so that you can choose whether your child sits parent-facing (to help them develop their communication skills) or in a world-facing position, to encourage their curiosity and let them know where they are going. Some travel systems also come with the option of a reversible car seats that attaches directly to the pushchair frame without removing it, so you can easily transfer your child from the car to the stroller, and then back.

Make sure the car seat you select is compatible with your pushchair, as not all infant car seats are able to be attached to all pushchairs, without adaptors. Some travel systems come with all the adaptors that you require in the box, but others may require them be purchased separately. You can find out if this is the case by examining the product details or contacting your local retailer.

How do I get around it?

If you're looking for a transport system to transport your baby from the car to the pushchair and back again ensure that the chassis of your pushchair is light enough and that you have enough room in your boot to accommodate the carrycot. Carrycots are lightweight and simple to attach, but they should be used for newborns up to 6 months old. They should always be used in conjunction with a lie-flat pushchair to allow the baby to fully reclined position. This is best for their lung and spinal development.

Whether you go for a travel system bundle, or opt to pick and mix your own components it's important to keep in mind that the majority of them are designed to work as a single unit by the brands. You can be certain that everything will perform as intended. Buying everything together is convenient and almost always costs less than buying items separately. It's a major benefit to be able to transfer your baby's sleepy body from the car seat to the stroller in order to go to the nursery or to shop without disturbing them. This is why we believe that travel systems are definitely worth the money.

How do I connect a carrycot or car seat?

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

When the baby is outgrowing their infant car seat (usually until the age of 18 months) most travel systems can be used with a stroller, meaning that they will last longer as your child develops. Many travel systems are sold with a separate folding stroller seat but certain models, such as the Doona and the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, have a one-piece design so that the car seat unfolds into the pushchair and then folds back to be inserted into the vehicle's base.

If you choose to use the car seat or carrycot on your pushchair, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully and always follow their age, weight and size limitations. Make sure to check whether the car seat or pushchair are being recalled due to safety reasons.

Many pushchairs come with additional accessories to enhance your experience. For example, a footmuff will protect your baby against the elements while a sun shade made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric will keep them sheltered from the sun. Some pushchairs include an ride-on board for toddlers who want to explore the world but require 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. It will differ based on the combination of car seat and pushchair you select and also your personal needs, so it's important to check these specifications thoroughly. It's also important that you check the brakes on your selected model. They should be sturdy and easy to operate.

Many brands include infant seat adaptors with their travel system packages. This allows you to simply clip the car seat of your infant onto the frame of the stroller. This makes a stroller ride with a baby much more convenient. It also ensures that when your baby is no longer in their car seat and carrycot they can still use the stroller along with you. This is a great choice for families that are busy and have plenty of things to accomplish each day.

How do you fold?

There are a range of folds that are available on pushchairs. Some are truly one-handed with a simple press of one button. Others require two hands or a few steps, Triple Stroller but they manage to be very compact when folded. Some models even stay standing when folded which makes it simple to carry around. This design is perfect if you commute or reside in a city and want to make the transition between car and pushchair effortless. Also, if you have a tiny boot.

Some travel system pushchairs, depending on the model can be used from birth by adding an infant car seat or carrycot. Certain models are approved for use in the cabin of flights, making them perfect for parents who want to travel with their families.

The most cost-effective choice is to buy a car seat and the pushchair. The bundle is created by the brand, and it consists of the car seat and the pushchair that are designed to work in tandem. Some pushchairs say which car seats they are compatible with and you can then purchase a seat separately (though this may require adaptors for your car seat). MFM Editor Gemma's pick for the best lightweight travel system is the Babyzen YOYO due to its clever features and incredible one-second fold.

What is it like?

A travel system bundle provides convenience, assurance and cost savings. The bundles are created by retailers or brands. All of the components are carefully selected for compatibility. That means you don't have to spend time researching which car seat will work with your ideal pushchair or trawling on the internet for a footmuff or changing bag that complements the style.

These pushchairs are generally made up of a frame that can fit into a car seat group 0+ and includes a carrycot or seat unit, that can be used either forward-facing or facing the parent depending on your preference or the regulations (rear-facing is recommended for cars up to 15 months). Some are even able to be transformed into a tandem or twin pushchairs if you are expecting more than one child.

A travel system can be extremely convenient if you're going to be doing a lot of driving and walking with your little one because it allows you to transfer them from car to pushchair, and then back without disturbing them or needing to find a safe spot to park. They can also save you space in your car's boot and make it easier to visit the shops or take your child to school.