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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When purchasing a travel stroll take into consideration the fold, storage, recline, and canopy. Look for extras like coffee cup or footmuff holder, and a rain cover.

If you're frequently traveling pick a model that's cabin-approved and folds up compactly. Our tester for parents says the Joie Tourist does this perfectly. Its single-handed folding mechanism makes it simple to use while you are playing with your toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair can be folded quickly and compactly to fit into luggage or the trunk of a car. These strollers are designed to be used with infants from birth. They usually can be fitted with a car seat, but adapters are required. Some are suitable for toddlers and can be used for day trips or on holidays.

There are a variety of travel pushchairs on the market, so it's important to decide which one is best for your family. For instance, if you have an infant, you may prefer a pushchair with a leg rest to ensure that the child's feet aren't hanging. It is also important to take into consideration the amount of storage space you will need in order to be a significant aspect when selecting a pushchair.

If you're frequently traveling and want a compact buggy that can fit in the allowance for cabin baggage Look for a model that folds down to approximately 48cm x 43cm in size 21.5 cm - which is less than the typical size of hand luggage. If you pick a model that has an innovative, dynamic folding system, it's easier to pack, as the buggy can be snapped into itself, much like a book.

Another good option is to buy an automobile seat bundle. This will save you time researching compatible components as well as money. A brand bundle typically includes a pushchair and a car seat that has been specially designed to be compatible in terms of style and fit. There are also other options like a parent facing pushchair organizer or cup holder, which could be a great addition to your traveling.

Some brands sell different add-ons such as a newborn baby bassinet or rain cover that can transform your travel pushchair into twin pram pushchairs or a double buggy. These are especially helpful when you have older siblings and want to ensure that they have a comfortable place to sit during your travels.

Folding is easy

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

Another alternative is a travel system bundle that combines an baby car seat from the same brand. You can be certain that the car seat will fit inside your pushchair and work with the chassis you have chosen for your child. These types of bundles can be cheaper than purchasing the items individually, but it's important to check that the components you want to purchase work together prior to making an investment.

If you're planning to take your pushchair to travel on rough terrain, you should look for one with a sturdy base and wide wheels that can cope with bumps and snags. Smaller wheels can be difficult to manage on any other surface than smooth pavements. Reversible seats are useful, as your child can be facing you to start with and then turn to see the world as they get older.

Depending on the season you're planning to travel you'll need to think about whether your pushchair can provide the weather protection you need. A sunshade protects your child from harmful UV rays, and raincovers can stop snow or water from entering the pushchair. You should purchase an umbrella specifically designed for your particular model of pushchair, not a generic one.

Finally, a lightweight and compact design are essential specifications for any pushchair, but this is particularly true of travel pushchairs, that need to fold away easily to a tiny size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the most compact pushchairs on the market. It can also be tucked away in the overhead luggage compartments (but not all) of certain airlines. The Bugaboo Butterfly was a comfortable ride for our tester's parents and her toddler. It has large reclining seats that are reclining and of top quality.

Easy to Manoeuvre

If you're traveling through trains or buses with a baby sleeping and need to fold and move your pushchair with ease to allow you to get off and on without causing any disturbance to your child is essential. Find models with smooth pivoting front wheels that allow you to pivot and move your pushchair effortlessly.

Typically, travel pushchairs have smaller wheels than other types of strollers to keep their weight and size to a minimum However, if you're looking to get something to take on rough terrain or a trek to the beach, select one with bigger, more robust wheels to handle this kind of challenge.

Certain brands and retailers offer travel systems that include car seats, pushchairs and any extras you may need. This is an excellent option if you have a clear idea of what you want and don't fancy spending hours searching for the right parts. Make sure the components you buy will work in conjunction before purchasing any travel bundle. You can find this information on websites of a few brands or inquire with the retailer.

Easy to store

A pushchair that folds compactly and small is crucial if you're looking for something to put in the boot or easily fit into an overhead bin on an airplane. It's also helpful if the pushchair is equipped with a harness for the shoulder so you can hold it in one arm - especially when your child is asleep!

When selecting a travel pushchair, consider how often you'll use it and the kind of terrain you'll have to cover. For example, some travel buggies are only suitable for walking around town on smooth pavements, and will not perform well off the road or at the beach. If you are planning to travel off-road and require a more robust buggy, make sure it is equipped with a suspension and larger wheels that can withstand more rough terrain.

Another thing to think about is whether you'll be using it from the beginning - if you do, then look for a travel buggy with an infant pack or bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example, featuring a clever one-hand fold and lots of add-ons including a newborn bassinet with a rain cover as well as a seriously snuggly foot muff.

Alternatively, if you know you'll use it only for short shopping trips, opt for a travel pushchair with an adaptor for carseats that fixes onto the chassis, so that you can keep your child in their snug car seat for the duration of the journey. A lot of travel system bundles come with a car seat already fitted, but you can also assemble your own customised bundle if that's what you prefer.

When you're choosing the right travel system, keep in your mind that it's likely to cost more than if you purchase the separate items separately, so think about how much you'll get from each component. Also, you'll need to factor in the price of a base for your car seat, as well as any adaptors that you might need to fix it to a pushchair. They are available online or in stores - some brands offer bundles which include all of them, making it simple to design your perfect travel system!