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2in1 Travel System

A 2in1 travel system (more tips here) lets you easily transfer your baby from their car seat to their stroller, without having to wake them up. They're often a bit more expensive than standalone pushchairs, however they offer more convenience and flexibility.

Pick a model that best suits your lifestyle and travel requirements. Consider a combo of a car seat and stroller that grows along with your child, or one that has a large storage basket that can store everything from nappies all the way to the day's grocery.

Convenience

A 2-in-1 travel system is the ideal option for parents who want to take their child along with them on their regular outings. The travel system comes with an infant pushchair pram 2 in 1 that is connected to car seats making it easy to move the baby from the car to the pram. There are many variations of this kind of travel system, so it is important to pick one that is suitable for your needs. Choose a stroller that has a variety of features, including a large basket, and the capability for the stroller to fold easily to be stored. There are some models that allow you to put the car seat either forward-facing or reverse-facing. This is a great choice for babies who aren't ready to walk.

Flexibility

A baby travel system is a lifesaver. Leaving the house with babies isn't easy enough. Baby wipes, nappies and bottles take up more space than you ever thought. When you add a car seat to the mix, it's more of a challenge. You need to remember your nappy bag and keys and also your phone, wallet and wallet. In addition, you have to remember the sleeping baby prams 2 in 1 you don't wish to disturb. A 2 in 1 carrycot and pushchair-in-1 travel system gives you a pushchair and car seat that are attached to the same frame, so you don't have to wake your child to get them into the car. This kind of pram makes life easier for parents due to its flexibility.

Some travel systems can be used with a carrycot and seat unit, while others can be used with a seat unit only (carrycot not included). This flexibility is something worth thinking about when buying a pram.