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A 2 in 1 Travel System If you want to move around easily or want to create a modern version of an old-fashioned stroller, the car seat and stroller combination is the best choice. Check the specifications carefully to make sure your chosen car seat and pushchair are compatible or you could consider purchasing an adaptor. Editor-tested travel systems allow you to move your sleeping newborn seamlessly from the car to the stroller without disrupting them. Some include a carrycot that allows for a peaceful sleep. Car Seat A 2 in 1 travel set comes with a stroller and an infant car seat that snap together. This is a great option for parents who frequently make errands, or take their baby on rides or public transport. “You'll have less equipment to deal with,” explains Graco spokeswoman Rachel Stanton. “And it's ideal for families who alternate between carpooling with other moms or taking public transportation.” A top choice is the Doona infant car seat and latch base, which has 90% of five-star reviews on Amazon. It's a rear-facing car seat that converts into a rolling jogging stroller in seconds. The wheels fold underneath, and it's compact when not in use. The Doona also attaches to the back of a car using the rigid LATCH base or to taxi-safe belt paths, making it perfect for commuters and city families. The Mamas & Papas Pramette is another top car seat/stroller combination, featuring a pram with a hood and front seats that open to let you lay your child down for naps or feedings. It comes with a large basket, cup holders and a sun shade for your baby's necessities. prams 2 in 1 can recline in a variety of positions and even flat and your baby will be able to relax on every ride. The weight and height limits are also important. Also, consider whether the car seat for infants is only compatible with a backseat belt or when it has a sturdy LATCH system that is built-in. Also, look for a lock on the handle to keep it safe in its place and the ability to tilt the handle towards the back seatback to create an anti-rebound bar. It's worth noting that travel systems only work with infant car seats. Extended-use car seats that later turn forward-facing do not snap into strollers. Many moms choose to buy a separate stroller and car seat when their child has outgrown an infant seat. Stroller A stroller is a vital piece of equipment for new parents. Some travel systems include a baby pram which can be transformed into a comfy infant carrycot. This is ideal for parents who do not want to disturb their newborn while traveling. Some brands also offer carseats and strollers combination that can be linked. This lets you keep your child in the car seat while you transfer them to the stroller without disrupting them. A quality stroller should come with numerous features that make it easy to use and practical. It should have a large basket that can keep essentials such as nappies, toys and snacks and be capable of reclining to give your baby a restful and comfortable sleep. It should also have an adequate canopy to shield your baby from sun, and a lockable front wheel for extra security. It should also be lightweight and compact for storage as well as transport to and from the car. Editor-tested travel system strollers like the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo, Chicco Keyfit Caddy and Doona Combo all provide convenience by connecting to a variety of top car seats that snap to the frame and fold up easily. pram pushchair 2 in 1 have one wheel on each leg to make them easier to move and move across different surfaces. Ideally, a stroller should be able to endure through toddlerhood and beyond if you want it to to transport your child to and from school or to play dates, activities and so on. To do this, choose a stroller that features a seat that faces the world (and reclines) once your baby outgrows the car seat. If you plan on using your 2-in-1 travel system on public transportation, look for one with an ISOFIX base, which makes it safe to get on and off trains or buses. Certain models, like the Doona can be installed on trains and planes to make traveling with your baby easier.