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Buying a Travel Pushchair

When you are shopping for a travel pushchair take into consideration things like the fold, recline, storage space, and canopy. Look for extras like coffee cup or footmuff holder, and rain covers.

If you're frequently traveling, choose a model that's approved for cabin use and folds down compactly. Our parent tester says the Joie Tourist is perfect for this. Its one-handed mechanism makes it easy to fold while juggling a toddler.

Lightweight

A travel pushchair is a small, lightweight stroller that folds quickly and compactly, allowing it to be put in luggage for a trip or put in the boot of the car. They are designed for use with infants from birth and often come with the option of attaching a car seat to them, although adaptors will be required. Some are also suitable for toddlers, making them a good option for day and holiday trips.

There are a variety of travel pushchairs pushchairs available on the market, and it's crucial to decide which one will be right for your family. For instance, if have an infant, you may prefer to get a buggy that has a removable 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'll need, as this can be a significant aspect when selecting a pushchair.

If you're frequently traveling and want a compact pushchair buggy that can fit in the allowance for cabin baggage Look for models that fold down to around 48cm x 43cm x 21.5 cm - smaller than the average size of hand luggage. A model that features an intelligent fold that is dynamic is even easier to pack away, as it can fold up like a paperback book.

A vehicle seat bundle is a different alternative. This will save you money and time by making it easier to concentrate on the parts that are compatible. A brand bundle usually includes a pushchair and a car seat that have been specifically designed to match each other in terms of style and comfort. Some brands include extras such as a cup holder or parent organizer, which are useful when traveling.

Certain brands also offer a variety of different accessories, including a newborn bassinet and rain cover, which allows you to transform your travel pushchair into a pram double buggy, or twin pushchair. These are particularly useful if you have older children and want them to have a comfortable seat when travelling.

Folding is easy

A travel pushchair should be simple to fold and maneuver particularly if you'll have to maneuver it in restricted spaces, such as the cabin of a train or plane. 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 great example. This makes it perfect for parents who intend to take their child with them on air travel as well as local excursions and day trips.

Another good option is a travel bundle that combines an infant car seat from the same brand. You can be certain that the car seat will fit into your pushchair, and work with the chassis you have chosen for your child. These types of bundles are usually a better deal than buying the components separately, however it's crucial to confirm that the items you're planning to purchase work together prior to making the purchase.

If you're planning to use your pushchair for travel on rough terrain, choose one with a sturdy base with wide and large wheels that can handle bumps and lumps. Smaller wheels are difficult to manage on any other surface than smooth roads. Reversible seats are also useful as they allow your baby pram to initially face their parent, and then turn to face the world once they grow older.

You'll have to determine whether your stroller can offer the protection you need according to the time of year you plan to travel. A sunshade to help protect your baby's skin from harmful UV rays and a rain cover that stops snow or water from getting in the pushchair are essential features. Make sure to purchase a rain cover specifically designed specifically for your specific model of pushchair, rather than a generic one.

The final requirement is that the stroller travel should be lightweight and compact. This is particularly true for travel pushchairs, which need to be capable of folding down to a small size. The Bugaboo Butterfly is one of the most compact pushchairs on the market. It can also be put in the overhead compartments for luggage (but not all) of some airlines. Our parent tester found it really comfortable to travel in with her toddler, with a large and well-constructed seat unit that reclines for comfortable naps.

Easy to Manoeuvre

It's essential to be able fold and move the pushchair swiftly and effortlessly if you are navigating busy bus or train stations with a child sleeping. This will allow you to get off and on the vehicle without disturbing your child. Find models with smooth swivel front wheels that allow you to turn and move your buggy effortlessly.

Travel pushchairs usually come with smaller wheels, which makes them smaller and lighter. However If you're seeking a model to use on rougher terrain or to traverse the beach, select a model that has larger, more durable wheels.

Some retailers and brands offer travel systems that include the pushchair, car seats and any extras you may require. This is a great choice for those who know what you're looking for and don't want to spend hours looking for compatible parts. But, make sure the items you buy are compatible prior to purchasing a travel bundle. Some brands make this information available online, or you can ask a retailer for help.

Easy to store

A pushchair for travel that folds compactly and small is essential if you're looking for something to put into the boot or fit in an overhead bin on the plane. It also helps to have a shoulder strap so you can carry it with one hand - this is especially useful if your child is asleep!

When you're choosing a travel-friendly pushchair, take into account how often you'll use it and the kind of terrain you'll cover. Some travel buggies, for example are designed for walking around town on smooth roads. They won't work well on the beach or off-road. If you plan to go off-road, and need a more rugged buggy, ensure it has a suspension and larger wheels that can withstand rough terrain.

Another thing to think about is whether you'll be using it from birth. If so, you should look for a travel buggy that comes with an infant pack or bassinet. The Babyzen Yoyo2 has a brilliant one-hand folding system and a variety of add-ons, including a newborn's bassinet, rain cover, and a really snuggly foot muff.

If you are certain that you'll use it only for holidays and short shopping trips, look for a travel pushchair with a car seat adaptor that is attached to the chassis, so you can keep your little one in their comfortable car seat for the duration of the trip. Many travel system bundles include the car seat, however you can make your own bundle if you'd like.

When you're deciding on a travel system, keep in the fact that it's likely to cost more than if you purchase the individual items separately, so consider how much use you'll get from each piece. You'll need to consider the cost of a base that can be used to connect your car seat to the pushchair, as well as any adaptors you may need. These can be found at stores or online Some brands offer bundles that comprise all of them, making it easier to create your ideal travel system!