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Choosing a Pushchair Travel System The choice of the ideal pushchair for your family is among the most important decisions you'll make as a parent. Whether you choose a travel system bundle to benefit from its convenience and initial cost savings, or a separate pram frame and compatible car seat to ensure maximum flexibility There's plenty to consider. This guide will help you make the right choice to suit your lifestyle and needs. What is a travel system? A travel system is an infant pushchair that is able to take a baby car seat, and some come with a carrycot as well. Parents with newborns will appreciate this option since they can easily move their baby's sleeping infant from the car to the pushchair. A quality travel system will click onto the frame of your pushchair, and fit comfortably into your car. This allows for a smooth journey for your child. It's also a practical choice since you only need to buy one thing in the process of getting ready for your new arrival – and it'll usually cost less too. There are many kinds of travel systems available that range from budget-friendly options to top-of-the-line brands such as TYPO or JANE. A majority of them come with matching changing bag that is a perfect match and car seat accessories and should you want to simplify things there are travel system bundles that include everything you need in just one purchase. This is the best method to ensure that all parts work together. Don't waste time searching online for a car seat that functions and then finding out you'll need adapters! What are the recline options for seats? options? If you choose to purchase a travel system that includes a carrycot, make sure the pushchair seat is fully reclined to ensure your baby is comfortable to sleep and is in a lie-flat position for respiratory and spinal development. Think about whether the handlebar can be adjusted in height to make it comfortable for you, your spouse or anyone else who uses it frequently. The majority of pushchairs from birth have a reversible seat so you can decide whether your child will face the parent (to increase communication skills) or to the world, to encourage curiosity and let them know where they're going. Some travel systems also have the option of a reversible car seats that clips directly onto the frame of the pushchair, without taking it off it, so you can easily transfer your child from the car to the stroller and back again. 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 adaptors. Some travel systems come with all the adaptors that you require included in the box, while others may require them be purchased separately. Be sure to check the specifications of the product, or ask your local retailer. How do I get around it? If you're looking for a transport system to transport your baby from car to pushchair, and back Make sure that the chassis of your pushchair isn't too heavy, and you have enough space in your car to accommodate a carrycot. Carrycots can be easily attached and are lightweight. They're ideal for infants less than 6 months old. They should be used in conjunction with a lie flat pushchair. This lets the baby sit in a reclining position which is good for their spinal development as well as lung development. It's important to keep in mind that the majority of brands have designed them to work as a unit. This means that you can be confident that they'll all fit and work well. Buying everything in one place is convenient and usually works out cheaper than purchasing items separately. It's an enormous benefit to be able to move your baby's sleeping infant from the car seat to the stroller in order to go to the nursery or shop without causing disturbance to them. That's why we think travel systems are definitely worth the cost. How do I attach a carrycot or car seat? Most 'from birth' pushchairs can click on to a compatible baby car seat or carrycot for easy transitions from your vehicle to the street. This is ideal for newborns and allows them to sleep in the preferred position of lying flat. Once the baby has outgrown their infant car seat (usually up to the age of 18 months) the majority of travel systems can also be used with a stroller and will therefore last longer as your child grows. A majority of travel systems come with a separate stroller, but certain models, such as the Doona and the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, have one piece design, which means that the car seat can be folded into a pushchair, and then unfolds again to go into the base of your car. If you decide to use a carrycot or car seat on your pushchair, make sure you read carefully the instructions and adhere to the age, weight and size restrictions. Also, check if your pushchair and car seat has been recalled as part of a safety recall. A lot of pushchairs come with accessories to enhance your experience. For instance the footmuff can protect your baby against the elements while a parasol made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric keeps them shaded from the sun. Some pushchairs include a ride-on board for toddlers who are eager to explore the world but need a little help. What is the weight restriction? A pushchair is generally designed to accommodate babies up to a maximum weight and age. It's contingent on the car seat/pushchair combo that you choose and the kind of lifestyle you have. So it's essential to review these specifications carefully. Similar to the brakes of your chosen model, it's important that you make sure they're strong and simple to operate. Many brands include infant car seat adaptors in their travel systems packages which allow you to easily attach your baby's car seats onto the frame of the pushchair to be easily moved from stroller to car. This makes the whole process of exploring the world with a newborn much quicker and simpler. It also ensures that when your baby has outgrown their carrycot and car seat they will still be able to use the stroller along with you. This is an excellent option for families that have busy lives and a lot to do each day. How do you make it easy for you to fold? There are a variety of fold types available on pushchairs – some are truly one-handed with just a click of a button. Others need two hands or a couple of steps, yet they can fold down to a small size. Some models even stand when folded which makes it simple to grab and go. This design is perfect if you commute or reside in a city and want to make the transition between car and pushchair effortless. Also, if you have a tiny boot. Some travel system pushchairs, depending on the model can be used as early as the birth of a child by adding an infant car seat or carrycot. These are typically approved to be taken in the cabin of flights and are ideal for parents who travel extensively as a family. push chairs and prams -effective choice is to buy a car seat and an pushchair. The bundle is usually created by the brand and consists of a pushchair and car seat that are specifically designed to work together. Some pushchairs will list the car seats that they are compatible with and you can buy a seat separately. (This may require converters for car seats.) The Babyzen YOYO is Gemma's choice for the best lightweight travel system due to its clever features and quick folding. What is it like? A travel system bundle is a fantastic option to purchase a stroller and car seat in one go, with the added bonus of convenience, reassurance and, often, a cost savings. These bundles are designed by retailers or brands with each component carefully selected to work perfectly together. That means you don't have to research which car seat is compatible with your ideal pushchair or searching online for a sock or changing bag that fits the style. They usually consist of a frame for a pushchair that can be used with a group 0+ car seat and usually include a carrycot, or seat unit which can be used both forward-facing or parent-facing according to your preference (or the rules, as rear-facing in the car is advised up to 15 months). Some of them can be converted into a tandem twin if you are expecting more than one child. A travel system can be extremely practical if you're likely to be driving and walking with your little one since it lets you transfer them from car to pushchair, and then back without causing any disturbance or having to find a safe spot to park. They also can save space in the car's boot making it easier to nip into shops or run the school run.