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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When buying a travel pushchair, consider things like the fold as well as the recline, storage space, and canopy. Also, look for additional features like cup holder, and rain cover.

If you're jet-setting often pick a model that's cabin-approved and folds up compactly. The Joie Tourist is the perfect option for this. Its one-handed folding mechanism makes it easy to use whilst trying to keep your toddler in the right position.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair is a compact stroller that folds quickly and compactly so it can be put in luggage for a trip or put in the boot of the car. These strollers are designed to be used with babies from birth. They often come with the option of incorporating a car seat, but adaptors are required. Some are also suitable for toddlers which makes them a great choice for holidays and day trips.

There are a variety of travel pushchairs available on the market, and it's crucial to decide which one is best for your family. For instance, if have an infant, you may prefer to get a buggy that has a removable leg rest so that the child's feet don't dangle. When choosing a stroller, it is important to think about how much storage space you'll need.

If you're jet-setting often and require a compact buggy that fits in the allowance for cabin baggage, look for one that folds to around 48cm x 43cm and 21.5 cm, which is smaller than the size of most hand luggage. If you select a model that has an innovative, fluid folding, it will be easier to carry around, since the buggy can be snapped into itself, much like an old book.

Another good option is to buy a car seat bundle, which will save you time researching compatible components and money. A brand bundle typically includes a car seat that have been specifically designed to be compatible in terms of style and fit. There are also other options like a parent organizer or cup holder, which could be a useful addition when travelling.

Certain brands offer additional accessories like a newborn baby bassinet or rain cover to convert your travel pushchair to twin pushchairs or a double buggy. These are particularly helpful when you have children who are older and would like them to have a comfortable place to sit when travelling.

Folding is simple

Travel pushchairs should be simple to fold, especially in tight spaces such as the cabin of a train or airplane. The Joie Pact Pro, which features a one-handed folding mechanism that our parent test found to be incredibly easy to use, is an excellent example. This makes it ideal for parents who want to take their child with them on flights as well as local excursions and day trips.

A travel system bundle is another option. It includes the car seat and pushchair from the same manufacturer. You can be sure the car seat will fit in your pram pushchair and work with the chassis that you've chosen for your child. The bundles can be less expensive than purchasing each item separately. However, it's essential to ensure that the components work together before purchasing.

If you plan to use your travel pushchair on rough terrain, you should look for something that has a solid base with large and wide wheels that can withstand bumps and snags. Smaller wheels are more difficult to manage on anything other than smooth pavements. Reversible seats are also beneficial as they allow your baby to be seated with the parent for a while, and then turn to face the world once they get older.

You'll need to decide whether your pushchair will provide the protection you require based on the season you're planning to travel. A sunshade to protect your baby's skin from harmful UV rays and a rain cover that stops water or snow from entering the pushchair travel system are important features. You should purchase a raincover that is specifically designed for your model of pushchair and not an ordinary one.

A lightweight and compact design are essential criteria for any pushchair - but this is particularly true of travel pushchairs, which must be able fold up quickly to a small size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the most compact pushchairs on the market. It can also be put in the overhead luggage compartments (but not all) of some airlines. Our testers with parents found it very comfortable to travel in with her toddler, with a spacious and high-quality seat unit that reclines to provide a comfortable nap.

Easy to Manoeuvre

It's crucial to be able fold and move the pushchair quickly and easily if you are navigating busy bus or train stations with a child sleeping. This will allow you to get off and on the vehicle without disturbing your baby. Look for models that have smooth swivel wheels on the front, which makes it easier to move and turn your pushchair.

Typically, travel pushchairs have smaller wheels than other types of strollers to keep their weight and size down however, if you're looking for something that can handle rough terrain or for a walk across the beach, choose one that has bigger, more robust wheels to withstand this type of challenge.

Certain brands and retailers offer travel systems that include the car seats, pushchairs and any other accessories you might require. This is a great option if you already know what you want and don't have time searching for parts that are compatible. Make sure the components you buy will work in conjunction before purchasing any travel bundle. Certain brands provide this information online, or you can ask an agent for assistance.

Easy to store

A travel pushchair that folds small and compact is crucial if you're looking for something to put in the back of your car or fit in an overhead bin on a plane. It's also helpful if the pushchair comes with a shoulder harness so you can hold it in one arm - especially if your child falls asleep!

When you're choosing a travel-friendly pushchair, consider the frequency you'll use it and what kind of terrain you'll be covering. For instance, some buggies are best suited for a stroll around town or on smooth surfaces, and don't cope well off road or on the beach. If you're planning to go off-road and require a more sturdy buggy, ensure it comes with a suspension system and a larger set of wheels that are able to handle rougher surfaces.

Another thing to think about is whether you'll be using it from birth - if you do, then look for a buggy that has an infant pack or bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example, with a genius one-hand fold and lots of accessories, including a newborn bassinet as well as a rain cover, and the most comfortable foot muff.

Alternatively, if you know you'll only be using it for short shopping trips, go for a travel pushchair with a car seat adaptor that can be attached to the chassis, so you can keep your baby in their car seat for the duration of the trip. Many travel systems come with a car seat that is already fitted, but you can also create your own customized bundle if you prefer.

When choosing a travel system, bear in your mind that it's likely to cost more than if you purchase the separate items separately, so consider the amount of use you'll get from each piece. It is important to consider the cost of a base that can be used to connect your car seat to your pushchair, as well as any adaptors you might require. These are all available online or in store Some brands even offer bundles that include all of them making it simple to design your dream travel system!