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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System

Choosing the perfect pushchair for your family is among 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 pram frame and compatible car seat for maximum adaptability, there's plenty to consider.

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

What is a travel system?

A travel system is a pushchair that can be fitted with a baby car seat and some come with the option of a carrycot too. It's a great choice for parents who are new because it allows you to easily move your sleeping baby from the car to the pushchair without disturbing them. It's ideal for quick excursions to the shops or go on an early morning run.

A good travel system will attach to your pushchair frame and fit comfortably into your car. This will ensure an easy journey for your child. It's a good choice since you only have to make one major purchase for the baby's arrival. You'll also save money.

There are lots of different types of travel systems available ranging from budget options to high-end brands such as JANE or TYPO. There are a variety of travel systems that come with matching car seat accessories, changing bags and matching changing mats. If you want to make life easier, you can buy a bundle of travel systems that includes everything you need. This is the most efficient method to ensure that the components are in sync. Don't waste time searching online for a car seat that works and then figuring out that you'll need adapters!

What are the various options for reclined seats?

If you decide to purchase a travel system that includes a carrycot, ensure that the seat in the pushchair is fully reclined to allow your baby to nap comfortably in the recommended position for spinal and breathing development. You should also think about whether the handlebar is adjustable in height so that it's comfortable for both you and your companion, or anyone else who might be using it regularly.

The majority of pushchairs that are 'from-birth' come with a reversible seating option so you can decide if your child should face the parent (to encourage communication skills) or face the world to encourage curiosity and inform them of where they are going. Some travel systems also have a reversible car seat that clips directly onto the frame of the pushchair, without taking it off it, so that you can easily transfer your child from the car to the stroller and back.

Not all infant car seats work with all pushchairs. Some travel systems include all the adaptors you require in the box, however others may require them to be purchased separately. You can find out if this is the case by checking the product's specifications or contacting your local retailer.

How do you get it done?

Carrycots are lightweight and simple to attach, but they should be used for newborns up to 6 months old. They should always be used with a pushchair that can lie flat to allow the baby be in a fully reclined position which is ideal for their spinal and lung development. Carrycots can be easily attached and are lightweight. They're best for newborns less than 6 months old and are best used with a lie flat pushchair. This lets the baby sit in a fully reclined position which is good for their spinal development as well as lung development.

Whether you go 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 as a single unit by the brands. This means you can be sure that they will all function well and fit together. Buying all your items in one location can be convenient and usually cheaper than buying the items separately. It's an enormous benefit to be able to transfer your baby's sleeping infant from the car seat to the stroller for a trip to the nursery or to shop without causing disturbance to them. That's why we think the travel systems are worth the investment.

How easy is it to attach a carrycot or car seat?

Most 'from-birth pushchairs can be plugged onto a compatible car seat or carrycot to make the transition from your vehicle to the street a breeze. This is perfect for newborns since it lets them rest in a flat position.

After the baby has outgrown their infant car seat (usually up to the age of 18 months) the majority of travel systems can be used with a stroller seat and will therefore last longer as your child develops. A lot of travel systems come with a separate stroller seat but certain models, such as the Doona and the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, have an all-in-one design that allows the car seat can be folded into a pushchair, and then back again to fit into the base of your vehicle.

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

Many pushchairs come with extra accessories that can enhance your experience. For instance, a footmuff can help protect your baby from the elements, while an umbrella made of SPF/UPF 50+ fabric can keep them cool when it's hot. Some pushchairs also have an inflatable ride-on board, which is perfect for toddlers who are ready to take on the world themselves but need assistance.

What is the weight restriction?

A pushchair travel system will typically accommodate infants until the maximum weight and age. It's dependent on the car seat/pushchair combination that you select, as well as the kind of lifestyle you have. So it's essential to review the specifications carefully. It's also important to check the brakes on your selected model. They should be strong and easy to operate.

Many brands offer infant seat adaptors with their travel system packages. This allows you to attach the car seat of your infant onto the frame of the stroller. This makes the entire process of getting out and about with a newborn much easier and simpler. This means that your baby can still use their stroller once they grow out of the car seat and carrycot. This is an excellent option for families that have busy lives and pushchair a lot to do daily.

How do you fold?

There are a variety of fold styles available on pushchairs - some are actually one-handed by pressing the button. Others require two hands or just a couple of steps but still manage to fold very compactly. Some models are able to stand up when folded, making it simple to carry. This is a great option if you commute or live in a city and want to make the transition between car and pushchair seamless. Or if you only have a tiny boot.

Based on the model, Travel Pram (Bulangiul.Net) some travel system pushchairs can also be used from birth when you add an infant car seat. Certain models are certified for use in the cabin of planes, making them perfect for parents who want to travel with their families.

If you choose to buy a car seat and pushchair - look at this now - bundle, this is the most cost-effective option to purchase. The bundle is created by the manufacturer that includes two car seats and a pushchair that are designed to work in tandem. Additionally, some pushchairs say which car seats they're compatible with, and you can buy a seat separately (though this might require car seat adaptors). The Babyzen YOYO is Gemma's choice for the top lightweight travel system due to its unique features and one-second folding.

What does it look Like?

A travel system bundle is an excellent way to buy a pushchair and car seat together, with the added bonus of comfort, security and often a cost saving. These bundles are designed by retailers or brands, with each piece carefully selected to work perfectly together. This means you don't have to research what car seat is compatible with your dream pushchair or searching online for a matching footmuff or changing bags.

They are typically composed of a frame that can fit into a car seat group 0+, and also includes a carrycot or seat unit, that can be used either forward-facing or in the opposite direction to the parent, based on your preference or the regulations (rear-facing is recommended for cars until 15 months). Some even convert into twins or tandems if you're expecting more than one child.

If you plan to spend a lot of time driving and walking, a transport system is a great option. It is simple to transfer your child from the car to the pushchair and vice versa without having to disturb them or find a secure parking spot. They can also help you save space in the trunk of your car, making it easier to go to shops or go on a school run.