Choosing a Travel pushchair deals

A travel pushchair is typically targeted at slightly older children (usually between 6 and 6 months). They are small, light and perfect for holiday trips.

The best part is that the car seat can be positioned and removed from the frame with one hand, making it ideal for parents on the go. Our test-driver found that the Graco EeZeFold stroller light and compact is easy to fold and easily fits in car boots or overhead luggage compartments on planes.

Lightweight

If you want to travel light, there are plenty of compact-fold Versatile Pushchairs on the market. They can be folded in a small space, and some of them can fit in an overhead compartment for baggage when folded with the seats on. These buggys can be carried by a handle or a shoulder strap. They're a great option for pushchairs used for travel on planes, trains and buses. They are also great if your car boot is small or you live in an apartment.

Another option is a travel bundle that includes the main pushchair deals and the bassinet or carrycot. They are typically specifically designed for babies and newborns and allow you to keep your baby in the comfortable carrycot or bassinet until they're big enough to switch to a regular seat facing you. Some of these systems include an adaptor for car seats making it easy to attach your baby's car seat while you travel.

The stroller is the most popular kind of travel buggy. It is best suited for older toddlers or kids who can't take long walks. Some of these buggies are suitable from birth, depending on whether they have the option of a lie-flat seat, or be upgraded to a one.

The GB Pockit+ is a stroller that is stylish and lightweight. It folds down to an impressively small size when folded. It is extremely maneuverable and has a padded handle bar that adjusts to the height of parents who are taller. It does not have cups or an organizer for parents, but it comes with a large storage bag and an interior storage pocket.

Easy to fold

One of the primary factors to consider when choosing the best travel pushchair is how simple it will be to fold and move. The ease with that a travel pushchair can fold and unfold is different greatly between models. Some require only one hand, while others may require both hands or a bit more effort. This is crucial since it can indicate that the buggy is more suitable for travel, particularly by plane.

Many compact folding pushchairs cater to older babies and toddlers that can sit up. However, an increasing number of them are suitable for newborns. This is because they feature a lie-flat seat or the option to add a carrycot for newborns. Some are compatible with travel systems. This means they can take the infant car safety seat and then attach it to the chassis.

Having the right pushchair accessories can make life as a parent a whole much easier. A footmuff, for instance can keep your child warm on cold winter days. If it's reversible it can also shield your child from sun. Check if the fabrics of the stroller can be machine-washed. This will aid in cleaning.

For parents looking for a really light, portable travel pushchair that comes with a lot of features The Bugaboo Bee is a good choice. It is among the smallest strollers that fold and a lot of airlines accept it as baggage for cabin use. It also comes with a handy under-seat storage compartment to store other travel necessities. It's not as compact as the YOYO or Munchkin Sparrow, but it is able to handle rough terrain and narrow aisles and is ideal for travel.