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The choice of the ideal pushchair for your family is among the biggest decisions you'll make as a parent. Whether you choose a travel system bundle for its convenience and initial cost savings or a distinct frame for the twin pram and a car seat to allow for maximum flexibility There are plenty of options to think about.

This handy guide will help to make the best decision for your lifestyle and Prams Pushchairs Prams needs.

What is a travel system?

A travel system is an infant pushchair that is able to take the baby car seat and some include an infant carrycot. New parents will love this option because they can easily transfer their baby's sleeping infant from the car to the pushchair.

A good travel system will fit comfortably into your car and then click onto the pushchair frame to make a seamless trip for your child. It's also a great option as it means you only need to purchase one item in the process of getting ready for the arrival of your child - and it'll usually cost less too.

There are a variety of travel systems available, ranging from budget-friendly options to premium brand names 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 make things easier, there are travel system bundles that include everything you require in one purchase. This is the most efficient way to make sure all parts work together. Don't waste time searching for a car seat that works and then finding out you'll need adapters!

What are the seat recline options?

If you decide to go with a travel system that includes a carrycot, then ensure that the seat of the pushchair is fully reclined to ensure your baby is comfortable to sleep and is in the recommended lie-flat position for respiratory and spinal development. It is also important to think about whether the handlebar is adjustable in height so that it can be comfortable for both you and your partner or anyone else who might use it regularly.

Most 'from birth' pushchairs include a reversible seat so that you can choose whether your child sits parent-facing (to help them develop their communication skills) or world-facing, to encourage their curiosity and let them be aware of where they are. Some travel systems come with a reversible seating unit that attaches directly to the frame of the pushchair without needing to remove it. This lets you effortlessly transfer your baby from the car to the stroller and vice versa.

Check that the car seat you pick is compatible with your pushchair as not all infant car seats are able to be used with all prams pushchairs prams without additional adaptors. Some travel systems come with all the adaptors required included in the box. Others might require that you purchase them separately. You can find out whether this is the case by checking the product's specifications or asking at the local retailer.

How do you get it done?

If you're in search of a travel system to take your newborn from car to pushchair, then back again ensure that the chassis of your pushchair isn't too heavy, and that you have enough room in your trunk to accommodate the carrycot. Carrycots are easily attached and are lightweight. They are ideal for babies less than 6 months old. They should be used in conjunction with a lie flat pushchair. This allows the baby to be in a reclining position which is beneficial for their spinal development and lung development.

If you opt for a travel system bundle, or opt to pick and mix the components on your own, it's worth remembering that most of them are designed to work together as a single unit by the brands. You can be sure that everything will perform well. Buying everything in one place is convenient and often costs less than buying items separately. Also, being capable of moving your sleepy newborn from car seat to a stroller for a nursery or to go to shops without disrupting them is a major benefit. Travel systems are worth the expense.

How do I connect a carrycot or car seat?

The majority of pushchairs that are 'from birth' can click on to a baby car seat or carrycot to allow simple transitions from your car to the street. This is perfect for newborns because it allows them to rest in a flat position.

When the baby is outgrowing 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. The majority of travel systems come with a separate stroller, however some, such as the Doona or the Evenflo Shyft DualRide have a single piece design that allows the car seat to be folded into the pushchair, and then refolded back into the base of the vehicle.

If you choose to use a car seat or carrycot on your pushchair, be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully and always adhere to their weight, age, and size limitations. Also, be sure to check if your pushchair and car seat has been recalled as part of a safety recall.

Many pushchairs come with accessories that can enhance your experience. For instance the use of a footmuff is a way to protect your child from the elements while a sun shade made of SPF/UPF50+ fabric will keep them shaded in the sun. Some pushchairs include an 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 can generally accommodate children until the maximum weight and age. This will vary depending on the car seat and the pushchair stroller combination you select, as well as your own lifestyle needs so it's worth checking these specifications attentively. It's also important to test the brakes on your selected model. They must be durable and easy-to-operate.

Many brands include adaptors for infant carseats in their travel system packages which allow you to easily attach your baby's car seat onto the frame of the pushchair to allow them to be moved seamlessly from car to stroller. This makes getting out with a baby much easier. This ensures that your baby can utilize their stroller even after they are out of the car seat and carrycot. This is an excellent option for families with busy lives and a lot to do every day.

How easy is it to fold?

Some pushchairs fold by a single button press. Some folds require two hands, or a couple of steps, however, they are still compact. Some models are able to stand upright when folded, making it easy to carry. This sort of design is perfect for those who reside in a city or commute and need to make the transition from your car to a pushchair a seamless process, or if you have a small space in your boot and require a product that folds down to fit inside it.

Depending on the model, travel system pushchairs may be used from birth, by adding an infant car seat. These are typically approved to be taken in the cabin on flights and are great for parents who travel extensively as a family.

If you decide to purchase a car seat and pushchair bundle, it's the most affordable method of purchasing. The bundle is usually created by the brand and comprises of a car seat that are designed to work together. Some pushchairs include the car seats they are compatible with and you can buy a seat separately. (This might require converters for car seats.) MFM Editor Gemma's pick of the most lightweight travel system is the Babyzen YOYO because of its clever features and incredible one-second fold.

What is it like?

A travel system bundle is a great way to buy a pushchair and car seat together with the added benefit of convenience, reassurance and, often, a cost savings. The bundles are created by brands or retailers. The components are selected by hand for their compatibility. This means you don't have to research what car seat is compatible for your ideal pushchair, or search on the internet for a compatible footmuff or changing bags.

They normally consist of a frame for a pushchair that can be used with a group 0+ car seat, and typically include a carrycot or a seat unit that can be used forward-facing or parent-facing depending on your preference (or the rules, as rear-facing in the car is recommended until 15 months). Some even convert into twins or tandems when you're expecting more than one child.

If you are planning to spend a lot of time driving and walking, a travel system is a great option. You can easily move your child from the car to the pushchair and vice versa without having to disturb them or locate a safe parking place. They can also help you save space in the boot of your car, making it easier to get to shops or do the school run.