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Best 2 in 1 Prams

This elegant pram is simple to maneuver due to its luxurious fabrics, large basket and puncture-proof tires. It can be used from birth with a lie-flat carrycot and can be used with a car seat too.

It takes a bit of time to get used to but it's straightforward once you master the one-hand fold. It's simple to hoick onto and off buses, trains and trains.

1. Cybex Gazelle

The Cybex Gazelle is an extremely configurable stroller that can be incredibly flexible. It is able to adapt to the needs of your family. It offers over 20 different combinations, allowing you to use it right from birth in single or twin modes. The car seat adaptors are built into the frame, meaning you don't need to purchase a separate baby seat. This makes it easy to transform it from a mono stroller to a twin one. It is also equipped with a large shopping basket that allows you to carry everything you need for both kids.

The seats are comfortable and can be reclined almost flat. This lets your child nap comfortably. The canopy of the seat provides plenty of space to accommodate your child's head. Additionally, there are two height settings for the canopy that give you the option of adjusting the amount of sunlight exposure they get. It's also compact and lightweight, making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces like hallways. The wheels are durable and puncture proof, and the handlebar can be adjusted to various heights so you can drive comfortably regardless of whether you're short or tall.

The Gazelle comes with a variety of accessories that include a footmuff cup holders, snack tray and a rain cover. The stroller is available in four beautiful fabrics to complement the sloping contours of its frame, and the taupe-tinted aluminium chassis. The stylish design has an elegant, sleek style that's ideal for any parent.

The ease of use of the Gazelle is one of its best features. The directions are clearly written on a handy booklet at the base of the basket and the car seat adaptors have been colour coded for clarity. It also comes with a wide range of seating options that makes it suitable for families from the age of birth to preschool. It can also be used as a twin stroller when combined with a second unit that is purchased separately and compatible with a wide range of Cybex infant car seats. The only downside to this stroller is its cost. However, you are paying for quality and versatility.

2. Maclaren Techno

With the Maclaren Techno, parents can take advantage of a stroller with maximum comfort and a compact design. It has a fully reclined seat, extended leg rest and a head-hugger for newborns to keep them comfy when they travel for longer periods of time. A fully-coverage extendable sun visor and full-coverage hood will shield your child from the elements. The parent tray, with its cup holders and storage compartments, is a great place to store essentials. Safety features include linked foot-operated break and locking swivel wheels.

The Techno's handlebars can be adjusted to accommodate taller parents. They also feature a satin-like finish that is comfortable against the skin. The chassis is light and compact, making it easy to transport and store. This is especially helpful if you are travelling by public transport or placing it in the boot of your car. The slim profile makes it easier to push on uneven surfaces. The rear-facing seat and reversible footrest help you reach the door of stores easily.

The Maclaren's simple and quick folding is another great feature. It's a bit slower than normal however, it only requires one hand to open or close. It's also a compact pram when closed, making it a breeze to fit into tight spaces.

This model isn't suitable for babies however it is suitable from 3 months and up You can always purchase one of Maclaren's umbrella strollers for newborns if you need an infant stroller for this stage. It's a great choice for older children and babies as they'll be content to lay down on the seat, either at home or when traveling.

This 2-in-1 stroller is the perfect blend of style and functionality. Its sleek and stylish design is fashionable and the premium materials will withstand everyday use. It's also adaptable, so you can add a car seat to make it a travel system when your baby is ready. Parenthood is unpredictable, but a 2-in-1 pram such as this will give you the ability to adapt to whatever your day holds.

3. M&P Pramette

The M&P Pramette is a perfect pram/pushchair combination for families with two children or first-time parents. It comes with a carrycot approved to sleep for the night and is easily converted into a double pushchair at any time. It's not the most affordable option but its gorgeous design and features make it well worth the cost.

Claire found this pram very comfortable to use on different terrains and in tight spaces such as narrow aisles in shops. The swivel wheels let her steer it with precision. The compact size of the folding makes it easy to store it at home. The air-filled tires are large enough to provide an easy ride, and can also handle off-road surfaces. The hood can be lowered to the baby's feet to provide sun protection or a comfortable snooze and is very easy to use.

The reversible option is another great feature, as it allows you to switch the direction that the child's face is. The reclining seat gives head and back support and allows your child to relax in their seat or carrycot. Claire liked the large shopping basket that can be accessed from the seat or carrycot at any angle. It can accommodate an entire pack of nappies and a change bag.

The Xplory X premium pram is available from Stokke. It is suitable for babies as young as birth. It includes the chassis, a seat for the pushchair and a lie-flat carrycot. However, other accessories like the rain cover need to be purchased separately. It's an excellent choice for those who love the look of a modern Scandinavian-designed pram with a unique and functional frame that lets you interact closely with your baby.

This adorable doll pram from Mamas & Papas is perfect to help develop role-playing skills and nurture imagination. Its realistic features include an under-seat shopping basket, a rainhood that can be removed and a matching changing bag. Perfect for whizzing around the home or taking a stroll in the park, this is the perfect toy! This is a wonderful addition to any toy collection and would also make an excellent birthday or Christmas present.

4. Thule Shine

The Shine stroller comes from a brand known for its stylish, practical products. It's one of the lightest strollers on market, and feels solid and robust in your hands despite its minimalist design. It's also extremely versatile, allowing it to be used as a bassinet, or Newborn Inlay from birth, as well as an Maxi Cosi car adapter.

The Shine isn't like other lightweight strollers in terms of cargo storage. The 22-pound capacity of the Shine lets you to bring everything you require on day trips without having to worry about leaving anything behind.

The wheels are also easy to attach to the frame. They snap on straight from the box. If you choose to purchase the bassinet that comes with it that is attached, it can be plugged in with ease too and even comes with carry handles similar to those of the Moses basket. When you're done, the pram folds down to an elegant and compact size so you can fit it into the smallest of vehicles.

Thule's canopy air purifier is also an excellent feature. It is a built-in air filter that removes dust, bacteria, viruses pollen, and other unpleasant things. The company claims it can remove 150 liters of air per minute and can be connected to an app that displays the air quality in the area.

The only drawback is the price - although it is less than some other 2 in 1 car seat stroller in 1 prams, it still costs more than PS1,000 for the full kit. It's more difficult to swallow when there are cheaper alternatives, like the Thule spring which is smaller and lighter.

Thule's strollers are renowned for their durability, and I've seen them through the wringer at the Thule Hillerstop headquarters in Sweden. To test the durability and quality of their prams, they drop them from heights and crash down slopes, then run on a bumpy path in the snow. They certainly come out looking good!