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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System

The decision to purchase the best pushchair for your family will be one of the most important choices you make as a parent. There are a variety of factors to consider, whether you choose an all-in-one travel package for its convenience and cost savings or a separate frame and compatible car seats for maximum adaptability.

Luckily, this handy guide will help you make the best choice to suit your needs and lifestyle.

What is a travel systems?

A travel system is a double stroller that can accommodate a car seat for your baby and some come with a carrycot. New parents will appreciate this option because they can easily move their baby in a sleep position from the car into the pushchair.

A quality travel system can be glued to the frame of your pushchair and fit comfortably into your car. This ensures a comfortable journey for your child. It's also a practical option as it means you only have to make one big purchase when getting ready for your new arrival 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 such as TYPO or JANE. Many will come with a matching changing pram bag that is a perfect match and car seat accessories, and if you're really looking to simplify things there are travel system bundles that include everything you need in just one purchase. This is a great way to ensure all the parts work together and you don't have to search online for a car seat that is compatible and finding out you'll need additional adaptors!

What are the different options for reclined seats?

If you decide to go with a travel system that includes a carrycot, you should ensure that the seat is fully reclined to ensure your baby is able to sleep comfortably and is at the recommended lying flat position for respiratory and spinal development. You should also think about whether the handlebar is adjustable in height so that it's comfortable for you as well as your partner or any other person who may utilize it frequently.

The majority of pushchairs that are 'from-birth' come with a reversible seat so you can choose whether your child will face the parent (to increase communication skills) or the world, to encourage curiosity and inform them of where they're going. Some travel systems come with a reversible seat unit that is attached directly to the frame of the pushchair without having to take it off. This lets you easily transfer your child from the car into the stroller and in reverse.

Make sure the car seat you pick is compatible with your pushchair as not all infant car seats are able to be connected to all pushchairs without additional adaptors. Some travel systems include all the adaptors you need in the box. Others might require that you purchase them separately. You can find out whether this is the case by looking up the product's details or contacting your local retailer.

How easy is it to manoeuvre?

If you're looking for a transport system to transport your baby from car to pushchair, and back Make sure that the chassis of your pushchair is light enough and that you have enough room in your trunk to fit a carrycot. Carrycots are lightweight and simple to attach but they're best used for newborns up to 6 months old and should always be paired with a lying pushchair to allow the baby to be fully reclined posture, which is best for their lung and spinal development.

If you opt for a travel system bundle or pick and mix the components on your own it's important to keep in mind that most of them are designed to work together as a single unit by the brands. You can be assured that everything will fit and function well. Buying all your products in one location can be convenient and is usually cheaper than buying them separately. Being able to move your sleeping newborn from their car seat to a stroller for the nursery run or nipping into shops without disturbing them is a big plus. Travel systems are worth the expense.

How do I attach a car seat?

Most of the 'from birth pushchairs can be plugged onto a compatible car seat or carrycot to make the transition from your car to the street a breeze. This is ideal for newborns as it allows them to rest in the position recommended for them to sleep.

Once the baby has outgrown their infant car seat (usually up to the age of 18 months) most travel systems can also be used with a foldable stroller seat which means that they'll last longer as your child grows. The majority of travel systems include a separate stroller, however some, such as the Doona or the Evenflo Shyft DualRide have a single-piece design that permits the car seat to fold into the pushchair and then refolded back into the base of the vehicle.

If you decide to use a car seat or carrycot on your pushchair, make sure you read carefully the instructions and observe the weight, age, and size limitations. Also, be sure to verify if your pushchair or car seat have been recalled as part of an recall for safety.

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

What is the weight restriction?

A pushchair is generally designed to accommodate babies up to a maximum weight and age. This will vary depending on the combination of car seat and pushchair you choose and your personal needs, so it's important to check these specifications thoroughly. It's also important to test the brakes on your chosen model. They must be durable and easy-to-operate.

Many brands include infant car seat adaptors in their travel systems packages which allow you to easily attach your baby's car seats onto the pushchair frame to allow them to be effortlessly moved from car to stroller. This makes a stroller ride with a baby much more convenient. It also ensures that once your baby has outgrown their car seat and carrycot they can use the stroller with you. This is a great option for families that have hectic lives and plenty to do every day.

How easy is it to fold?

There are a variety of folds available for pushchairs. Some are truly one-handed with just a click of the button. Some folds require two hands, or a few steps but they are still extremely compact strollers. Some models even stay standing when folded which makes it simple to carry around. This kind of design is perfect for those who live in the city or commute regularly and want to make the transition from your car to a pushchair seamless, or in the case that you have a tiny boot and need a model that folds down to fit in it.

Based on the model, travel system pushchairs can be used from birth, by adding an infant car seat. Certain models are certified to be used in the cabin of flights, which makes them suitable for parents who want to travel with their family.

The most affordable option is to buy a car seat and the foldable pushchair. The bundle is created by the brand that includes the car seat and the pushchair that are designed to work in tandem. Some pushchairs list the car seats that they are compatible with and you can buy the car seat separately. (This may require converters for car seats.) The Babyzen YOYO is Gemma's pick for the most lightweight travel system due to its unique features and quick folding.

What do you think it looks like?

A travel system bundle is a great option to purchase a pushchair and car seat in one go with the added benefit of convenience, reassurance and, in most cases, cost savings. These bundles are designed by retailers or brands, with all the parts hand-picked to be compatible. This means you don't have to do a lot of research on which car seat is compatible for your ideal pushchair, or search on the internet for a compatible footmuff or changing bags.

These pushchairs are generally composed of a frame that can fit into a car seat group 0+ and includes the carrycot, or seat unit, which can be used forward-facing or facing 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/tandem in the event that you're expecting more one baby.

If you intend to do a lot driving and walking, a travel system is a great option. It is simple to move your child from the car to the pushchair, and vice versa without having to disrupt them or find a safe parking spot. They also can save space in your car's boot and make it easier to pop into the shops or do the school run.