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A 2 in 1 Travel System

A stroller and car seat combination is the ideal choice for those who want to travel with ease or create a modern version of a pram. Take a look at the specifications carefully to ensure that your car seat and pushchair work together, or think about buying an adapter.

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 natural sleep.

Car Seat

A 2 in 1 travel set that includes a stroller and an infant car seat buggy 2 in 1 seat that snaps together. This is a great solution for parents who regularly do errands or take their baby on rides or public transport. "You'll have less gear to handle," explains Graco spokeswoman Rachel Stanton. "And it's perfect for families that alternate between carpooling and public transit with other moms."

A top choice is the Doona infant car seat and latch base, which has an astounding 90% of five-star reviews on Amazon. It's a rear facing car seat that can be converted into a jogging stroller that rolls in seconds. When not in use, the wheels can be folded away and it's compact. The Doona can also be attached to a car's backseat using the LATCH base, which is rigid, or to taxi-safe belt paths making it ideal for city families and commuters.

The Mamas and Papas pramette is another great combination of a car seat and stroller. It features an infant pram with a hood that can be opened and the front seat can be adjusted to allow your child to lie down for naps or meals. It comes with a large basket, cup holders and a basket for all of your baby's necessities, plus a parent tray and sun shade. The egg Stroller 2 In 1 seat features a multi-position reclining seat, and can recline to a flat position, so your baby is comfortable for every ride.

Other important car seat features to be considered are the weight and height limits as well as whether the infant seat can be used with just a car belt for backseats or has an additional layer of protection, with a built-in rigid LATCH system. Find a lock for the handle to ensure that the handle stays in the right place. You can also tilt the handle toward the back seatback to create an anti-rebound bar.

It's worth noting that travel systems are only compatible with infant car seats--and extended-use car seats that can later turn forward-facing do not snap into strollers. Many moms decide to purchase an additional stroller and car seat when their child grows out of an infant seat.

Stroller

A stroller is a vital piece of equipment for the new parents. Some travel systems have a baby pram which can be transformed into a comfortable carrycot for infants. This is perfect for parents who don't want to disturb their newborn while traveling. Some brands also have the option of a car seat and stroller combination that can be connected. This means you can keep your child buckled up in the car seat and then transfer them to a stroller without causing any disturbance, which is great for long journeys and busy shopping centers.

A good stroller should have many features that make it easy to use and practical. It should come with a large basket that can keep essentials such as nappies or snacks, as well as toys and toys. It should also be able to recline to give your baby a comfortable rest. It should have an umbrella to protect your child from the sun and also a lockable wheel on the front for safety. It should also be light and compact to store it in and transporting to and from the car.

Travel system strollers that have been tested by editors, like the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo and Chicco Keyfit Caddy, offer convenience as they can be connected to various top car seats. These car seats click onto the frame to be attached and folded easily. Some models also have a single wheel at each leg, which makes them more maneuverable and roll on different surfaces.

Ideal strollers should be capable of carrying your child throughout toddlerhood and beyond and allow you to continue using it to get them to and from events like school, play dates, and so on. For this reason, consider a model with an opening that allows your child to face the world (and reclines) when your child is no longer in the car seat.

If you intend to use your 2-in-1 travel system for public transport you should look for one with an ISOFIX base so it's safe to take off and on buses or trains. Certain models, like the Doona can be fitted on planes and trains to make traveling with your baby a lot easier.