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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System

Choosing the perfect pushchair for your family is among the most important decisions you'll have to make as a parent. It doesn't matter if you opt for a travel system bundle to benefit from its initial convenience and cost savings or a separate pram frame and compatible car seat to ensure maximum flexibility, there's plenty to consider.

This handy guide will help to make the best choice to meet 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 a carrycot as well. New parents will love this option because they can easily move their baby in a sleep position from the car into the pushchair.

A quality travel system can be tucked into your car and then attach to the frame of the pushchair to provide a seamless journey for your baby. It's a great option because you only have to make one major purchase to celebrate the arrival of your baby. You'll also save money.

There are lots of different kinds of travel systems available, ranging from budget choices to premium brands like JANE or TYPO. A majority of them come with matching changing bag with a matching color as well as car seat accessories. And if you're really looking to simplify your life, there are travel system bundles that come with everything you require in one purchase. This is the best way to be sure that all of the components work and you don't have to search to find a car seat that's compatible and then finding out that you require additional adaptors too!

What are the seat recline options?

If you opt for a travel system with a carrycot then ensure that the seat of the pushchair is fully reclined, allowing your baby to sleep comfortably in the position recommended for spinal and breathing development. Think about whether the handlebar can be adjusted in height to ensure it is comfortable for you, your partner or anyone else who might use it frequently.

The majority of pushchairs that are 'from-birth' come with a reversible seat which allows you to choose whether your child will face the parent (to encourage communication skills) or to the world, to stimulate curiosity and let them know where they're going. Some travel systems also come with the option of a reversible car seats that clips directly onto the frame of the pushchair, without taking it off it, so that you can easily move your baby from the car to the stroller and back.

Make sure the car seat you pick is compatible with your pushchair, since not all infant car seats are able to be used with all pushchairs without the need for adaptors. Some travel systems come with all the adaptors you need in the box, but others might require them to be purchased separately. Check the product details or ask your local retailer.

How do you find it to manoeuvre?

Carrycots are lightweight and simple to attach, but they're best used for newborns up to 6 months old. They should always be paired with a lie-flat pushchair to allow the baby to be in a fully reclined posture which is ideal for their lung and spinal development. Carrycots can be attached easily and are lightweight. They are ideal for babies under 6 months and should be used with a pushchair that is lying flat. This allows the baby to be in a reclining position, which is beneficial for their spine development and lung development.

If you opt for a travel system bundle or pick and mix your own components it's important to keep in mind that most of them are designed to function as a single unit by the brands. This means that you can be confident that they'll all fit and work well. Buying all your items together can be convenient and almost always 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 triple stroller to go to the nursery or to shop without causing disturbance to them. We believe that it's worth the investment.

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

Most 'from-birth' pushchairs can be clicked onto a compatible car seat or carrycot to make the transition from your vehicle to the street a breeze. This is great for infants and allows them to sleep in the preferred position of lying flat.

Once the baby has outgrown their car seat (usually until the age of 18 months) the majority of travel systems can also be used with a cheap stroller, meaning that they will last longer as your child grows. The majority of travel systems come with an additional stroller, however certain models, like the Doona or the Evenflo Shyft DualRide have a one piece design that allows the car seat to fold into the pushchair, and then refolded back into the base of the vehicle.

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

A lot of pushchairs come with accessories to make your experience more enjoyable. For instance the footmuff can shield your child from the elements, while a parasol made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric keeps them sheltered from the sun. Some pushchairs come with a ride-on board for toddlers who want to explore the world but require a little help.

What is the weight limit?

A pushchair travel system will typically accommodate infants up to the maximum weight and age. It will depend on the car seat/pushchair combo that you pick, as well as your lifestyle. It is therefore essential to review these specifications carefully. Similar to the brakes of your chosen model, it's important that you ensure that they are sturdy and easy to operate.

Many brands include infant seat adaptors in their travel system packages. This lets you easily clip the car seat of your baby onto the frame of the toddler stroller. This allows you to get out with your baby much more convenient. It also ensures that once your baby has outgrown their car seat and carrycot they can still use the stroller along with you. This is an excellent option for families that are busy and have lots of things to do every day.

How do you make it easy for you to fold?

Some pushchairs fold with just a single button press. Others need two hands or a couple of steps but still manage to fold very compactly. Some models even stand when folded which makes it easy to carry around. This is a great option for those who commute or live in a city and need to make the transition from car and pushchair effortless. Or if you only have a small car boot.

Some travel system pushchairs depending on the model, can be utilized as early as the birth of a child by adding the car seat or carrycot. Some models are approved for use in the cabin of planes, making them perfect for parents who like to travel with their family.

The most affordable option is to buy a car seat and a pushchair. The bundle is typically designed by the brand and comprises of a pushchair and car seat that are designed to work together. Some pushchairs pushchairs indicate which car seats they're compatible with and you can purchase a separate seat (though it may require car seat adaptors). MFM Editor Gemma's pick of the best travel system that is lightweight is the Babyzen YOYO due to its innovative features and a stunning one-second fold.

What does it look Like?

A travel system bundle is a fantastic option to purchase a pushchair and car seat together, with the added bonus of ease of use, security and, in most cases, cost savings. These bundles are put together by retailers or brands with each piece carefully selected to work perfectly together. That means you don't have to spend time researching which car seat will work with your dream pushchair, or trawling online for a sock or a changing bag that matches the style.

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

If you are planning to drive a lot and walking, a travel system is a great option. It is easy to transfer your child from the car to the pushchair and back without having to disturb them or locate a safe parking space. They can also save space in the trunk of your car, making it easier to nip into shops or do the school run.