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Choosing a Travel Pushchair

A travel pushchair is generally designed for babies that are slightly older (usually between 6 and 6 months). They're small, light and great to take on trips.

The best part is that the car seat can be positioned and removed from the frame using one hand - perfect for parents who are on the move. Our tester found the Graco EeZeFold stroller Lejoux+ Light Grey Baby Pushchair - Premium Quality and compact is easy to fold and easily fits in car booties or overhead luggage compartments on planes.

Lightweight

If you're looking to travel light, there are a lot of compact-folding pushchairs available that are available. They can be folded extremely compactly and some can be tucked away in an overhead baggage compartment if folded with the seats in. These buggys can be pushed with a handle or shoulder strap. They're an excellent option for pushchairs used for travel on planes, trains, and buses. These are also great when your car's boot is small or you reside in an apartment.

A travel system bundle is an alternative. It comprises a main pushchair, a bassinet, or carrycot and the main pushchair. These are usually specifically designed for babies and newborns and allow you to keep your baby in a comfortable bassinet or carrycot until they're old enough to switch to a regular seat facing you. Some of these systems also include an adaptor for car seats making it easy to connect your baby's car seat if you travel.

Another type of buggy is a stroller which is ideal for older toddlers and children who aren't walking for long distances. Some of these strollers can be used from birth, depending on whether or not they come with the feature of lying flat.

The GB Pockit+ is a stroller that is stylish and lightweight. It packs down to an impressively compact size when folded. It is extremely maneuverable and has a cushioned handlebar that can be adjusted to the height of taller adults. It does not have an apron or cup holder, nor an organizer for parents, however it comes with large storage bags and an interior storage pocket.

Easy to fold

When selecting a stroller for a trip it is crucial to think about how easily it will fold and move. The way in the way a pushchair folds or unfolds can differ greatly between models, with some providing a simple one-handed operation whilst others require a little more involvement or the use of both hands. This is crucial because it could mean that the buggy may be more suitable for travelling particularly on planes.

A lot of compact folding pushchairs and buggies are designed for older babies and toddlers that can sit up. However, an increasing number of these are suitable for infants. This is usually due to having the option of a lie-flat seat or the option to add a carry cot for infants. Some are compatible with travel systems. This means they can take an infant car safety seat and then attach it to the chassis.

The proper accessories for your pushchair can make traveling with your child easier. For example, a footmuff can help keep baby warm on chilly days and if it is convertible, it will also shield them against the sun. Find out if the fabric of the pushchair can be machine-washed. This will help in cleaning them.

The Bugaboo Bee is an excellent option for parents who want a lightweight, portable travel pushchair that has many features. It is among the smallest strollers when folded and many airlines will accept it as baggage for cabin use. It also has a convenient under-seat storage area for other travel essentials. It's not quite as compact as the YOYO and Munchkin Sparrow but it is great for rough terrain, narrow aisles for shopping and travel.

Easy to manoeuvre

You may need an infant stroller with large and strong wheels that are able to easily traverse grass, pavements or sandy beaches depending on the area you live in. Look for a stroller with large, robust wheels that can easily glide over pavements, grass or sandy beaches. The wheels are made of EVA or PU. They're durable and give the feeling of an air tyre but without the danger of punctures.

If you want a simple to use pram that's easy to manoeuvre, choose one that has a single brake pedal which activates both rear wheels. It can be located placed on either side of the chassis or in the middle. It allows you to stop your pushchair even when you're busy or in the middle of a crowd. This feature was particularly useful for parents who were out with their older children. It also prevents you from having to balance a handbrake and a foot pedal which is great for those who don't want to leave their seat too often!

Confortable

It is designed to be used right from the time of birth, this baby stroller can be equipped with the Doona infant car seat as well as chassis for travel system bundles (which are a great choice when you're constantly traveling since it can be incorporated as baggage for cabin use). It is a premium feel and comes in a range of colors. It comes with an adjustable handle bar that doesn't adjust but it was an ideal height for taller parents in our tests. It also feels much sturdier than the average lightweight pushchair.

It has excellent maneuverability and the seats are extremely comfortable, with plenty of padding and adjustable straps. Plus, they recline to allow for comfortable napping. The hood is great to keep the sun off of little heads, and it fits an holder for cups and a small bag behind the seats. It's also simple to fold and packs up very small - smaller than the size of a laptop. It's a great option for people who don’t drive or take public transport frequently.

Suitable from birth

A travel pushchair can be the ideal choice for babies between six and six months old. It features seats that face toward the parent for reassurance and bonding but away from them so that they can explore the world around them. It also often features recline options to help the baby relax in the seat.

Many parents choose to purchase a travel pushchair and car seat as a set or as part of an entire travel system. This means that you can start your baby off in a carrycot for prams, then swap it out to a seat when they are ready. This is especially ideal for those who fly with your baby as it lets you move quickly and easily.

The Doona TRVL is excellent travel pushchair for babies and can be used from birth (with the car seat adaptor). It's lightweight, easy fold, and looks fantastic. The seat is comfortable and can recline flat for naps, while the canopy offers good coverage. It has a magnetic buckle and a no-rethread strap that allows you to easily put your child in the seat.

The Stomp Luxe Pram, another travel pushchair, is ideal for babies from birth. It can be fitted with a newborn insert to ensure comfort. It is compact, lightweight and folds easily into a compact bag for travel.