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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 decisions you make as a parent. If you decide to go with a travel system bundle for its convenience and initial cost savings or a distinct pram frame and compatible car seat to allow for maximum flexibility, there's plenty to consider. This guide will help you make the right decision to meet your needs and lifestyle. What is a travel systems? A travel system is a stroller that has the capacity to accommodate a car seat for your baby. some even come with carrycots. 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 – ideal for quick trips to the shops or go on a nursery run. A reliable travel system can be glued to the frame of your pushchair, and fit comfortably into your car. This allows for an easy journey for your child. It's also a great choice since that you only need to buy one thing in the process of getting ready for your new baby – and it'll usually reduce your expenses too. There are lots of different kinds of travel systems available, ranging from budget choices to high-end brands such as JANE or TYPO. There are a variety of travel systems that come with accessories for your car seat that match, changing bags and matching changing mats. If you want to make life easier by purchasing an entire travel system that includes everything you need. This is an excellent way to make sure all the parts work together and you don't have to search online to find a car seat that's compatible and then finding out that you require additional adaptors! What are the recline options for seats? options? If you choose a travel system with a carrycot, ensure that the pushchair seat is fully reclined to allow your baby to sleep comfortably in the position recommended for spinal and breathing development. Take into consideration whether the handlebar could be adjusted in height so that it is comfortable for you, your partner or anyone who may use it frequently. Most 'from birth' pushchairs come with a reversible seat to allow you to choose the position of your child's seat, either facing you (to help them develop their communication skills) or facing the world, to encourage their curiosity and allow them to know where they are going. Some travel systems have a reversible seating unit that attaches directly to the frame of the pushchair without needing to remove it. This lets you effortlessly transfer your baby from the car to the stroller and in reverse. Check that the car seat you choose is compatible with your pushchair as not all infant car seats are able to be attached to all pushchairs without additional adaptors. Some travel systems include all the adaptors you need included in the box, while others may require them be bought separately. You can find out whether this is the case by looking up the product's specifications or asking at the local retailer. How easy is it for you to manoeuvre? If you're in search of a travel system to transport your baby from car to pushchair, then back again Make sure that the pushchair's chassis isn't too heavy and that you have room in your boot to accommodate the carrycot. Carrycots can be attached easily and are light. They're ideal for infants under 6 months and are best used with a pushchair that is lying flat. This allows the baby to be in a fully reclined position, which is beneficial for their spine development and lung development. Whether you go for a travel system bundle or choose and mix your own components It's important to remember that most of them are designed to work as a unit by the brands. This means you can be confident that they'll all fit and work well. Buying all your items in one location can be a great idea and is generally cheaper than purchasing the items separately. It's a huge plus that you can transfer your baby's sleepy body from the car seat to the stroller to go to the nursery or to shop without causing disturbance to them. That's why we think the travel systems are worth the money. How easy is it to attach a car seat or a carrycot? Most 'from-birth pushchairs can be plugged on to a car seat that is compatible or a carrycot to allow you to transition from your car to the street a breeze. This is ideal for infants since it lets them sleep flat. After the baby has outgrown their infant car seat (usually until the age of 18 months) the majority of travel systems can also be used with a stroller which means that they'll last longer as your child develops. The majority of travel systems come with a separate stroller, but some, like the Doona or the Evenflo Shyft DualRide have a single piece design that allows the car seat to be folded into a pushchair, then folded back into the base of the vehicle. If you decide to use the car seat or carrycot on your pushchair, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully and adhere to their weight, age, and size limits. Make sure to check if the car seat and pushchair are being recalled due to safety reasons. A lot of pushchairs come with accessories that can enhance your experience. For example the use of a footmuff is a way to protect your child from the elements, while a parasol made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric will keep them shaded from the sun. Some pushchairs also have a ride-on board, perfect for toddlers who are ready to conquer the world themselves but need some help. What is the weight limit? A pushchair travel system is usually designed to be able to accommodate infants up to a maximum weight and age. It will differ based on the car seat and pushchair combo you choose as well as your own needs, so it's worth checking these specifications carefully. The same applies to the brakes on your chosen model, it's important that you make sure they're strong and easy to operate. Many brands include infant car seat adaptors in their travel system packages that allow you to attach your baby's car seat onto the pushchair frame to be effortlessly moved from car to stroller. This makes the whole process of exploring the world with a baby much faster and easier. This means that your baby can use their stroller once they grow out of the car seat and carrycot. This is a great choice for families with hectic lives and plenty to do daily. How do you make it easy for you to fold? There are a range of fold types available on pushchairs – some are actually one-handed with a simple press of the button. Some folds require two hands, or a few steps, however, they are still compact. Some models even have the ability to stand upright when folded, making it simple to carry. This sort of design is ideal if you live in the city or commute regularly and need to make the transition from your car to a pushchair an effortless process, or if you have a small boot and need something that folds up to fit inside it. Based on the model, travel system pushchairs can be used from birth when you add a carrycot or infant car seat. compact travel stroller are approved for use in the cabin of planes, making them suitable for parents who like to travel with their families. The most cost-effective choice is to purchase a car seat with the pushchair. The bundle is created by the manufacturer and consists of two car seats and a pushchair designed to work in tandem. Some pushchairs list the car seats they are compatible with and you can buy a seat separately. (This may require converters for car seats.) The Babyzen YOYO is Gemma's top pick for the best lightweight travel systems, due to its clever features and one-second folding. What does it look like? A travel system bundle can provide convenience, assurance and cost savings. The bundles are created by brands or retailers. All of the components are carefully selected for compatibility. This means you don't have to do a lot of research on which car seat will work with your ideal pushchair or looking on the internet for a compatible footmuff or changing bags. They are typically composed of a frame that can fit into the car seat group 0+ and includes a carrycot or seat unit, that can be used forward-facing or in the opposite direction to the parent, based on your preference or the regulations (rear-facing is recommended for cars up to 15 months). Some can even be converted into twins/tandems when you're expecting more than one child. A travel system is convenient if you're going to be walking and driving with your child, since it lets you transfer them from the car to pushchair, and then back without disturbing them or having to find a secure place to park. They can also save you space in the boot of your car, making it easier to visit the shops or run the school run.