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The 15 best baby travel systems 2024

Joie Baby Finiti Pushchair

Mamas and Papas Ocarro

Ickle Bubba Stomp V4

Nuna TRIV Next

Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System

Venicci Tinum Edge SE 3in1 Travel System

Kinderkraft EVERYDAY Travel System

Silver Cross Reef pushchair

Bugaboo Fox 5

Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System and Accessories Bundle

Joie Versatrax Travel System

Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2

Ickle Bubba Eclipse

BabaBing! Raffi

MB500i 3-in-1 Travel System - Rose Gold Marble

Whether you're off for a walk in the woods or popping into town, the best baby travel system makes getting around with your little one easy peasy. Attach the best car seat to the pushchair frame, and you can move your baby from car to pushchair and back again, without disruption.

In general, a travel system consists of a pushchair that is compatible with a Group 0+ car seat, suitable from birth to the age of 12 months. You can easily attach or detach it from the frame, and it will either clip on top of the pushchair seat component or attach directly to the chassis with the seat component removed.

Travel systems for babies often also come with a carrycot attachment, so you can use the pushchair as a lie-flat pram. It's vital when choosing a pushchair for your baby that they can lie flat in it until they're six months old to support the healthy development of their spine and lungs.

Best travel systems at a glance:

• Best overall baby travel system overall: Joie Finiti With Sprint - Buy now on John Lewis • Best baby travel system for on the go: Mamas and Papas Ocarro - Buy now on Very • Best for a bundle: Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 - Buy now on Amazon UK • Best baby travel system for assemble: Nuna TRIV Next - Buy now on John Lewis

To help you out, we've picked out our favourites. Every year we thoroughly test and review the best new products on the market, including the best travel systems for babies. We can then bring you comprehensive reviews from real parents who've tried out the travel systems in real life. Our annual Mother&Baby Awards also help us bring you the best advice about current products on the market.

The best baby travel systems 2024

1. joie baby finiti pushchair, best overall baby travel system.

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Award: Won Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2023

The Joie Finiti with Sprint bundle is suitable from birth up to 22kg, and includes a pushchair, carrycot and car seat with a base. Our tester loved that it was quick and easy to fold and unfold, and the harness on both items was also really easy to use. The Calmi isn't just a carry cot, it can be used in a car and has the security of a car seat, so there's no need to wake your sleeping baby when they're under six months, moving them from cot to car.

With an extendable UPF50+ canopy, the Joie Finiti pushchair has three backrest positions which allows for a lie-flat position, it can also be folded up with just one hand, which is very useful when you're a busy parent with your hands full.

Our mum tester said: "From the minute the Joie Finiti travel system and Calmi arrived, I was impressed, arriving in just one box each. Quick and easy to build with informative manuals, the included accessories (a cup holder, rain cover and detachable pram organiser) were a nice surprise to have included as standard. The pram is quick and easy to unfold/fold with no need to double over due to the quick release on the seat.

It folds flat with the seat attachment making it quick and easy to put up/pack away if in a rush or in bad weather. The harness is really easy to use on both items and the four various modes this system caters for meant that we could choose the best combination for us for that moment in time. The clever storage pockets built into the Calmi carrycot on both the outside and the inside meant that I was never without a blanket/comforter and could easily and quickly find the items rather than having to rummage in a changing bag."

Read our full Joie Finiti review.

• Lightweight to push
• Ample under-seat storage
• Durable suspension
• One hand fold
• Canopy doesn't completely cover the seat when fully reclined
• Two colour choices
• Five-point harness system
• Lockable swivel wheels

2. Mamas and Papas Ocarro

Best baby travel system for on the go.

If the grandparents-to-be are chipping in, or if you've saved hard for a top-of-the-range travel system, we think every penny is well spent on this Mamas and Papas Ocarro travel system. We love the puncture-proof off-road tyres – perfect for rural adventures in style. The reversible, lie-flat pushchair seat ensures maximum comfort during snoozes on the move.

Mother&Baby tester review: "I must admit I do love this pram! I love the fact that you can put it up and down using just one hand which did make my life easier (especially when caught in the rain)! I like the fact the hood comes down quite far but there's a zip to let some air in and a flap to check on your baby as you're pushing (my previous pushchair didn't have this) which does put your mind at ease, especially the first time you put your baby forward facing! Also, the fact that you can fold the pushchair down with the stroller seat on, and it folds down just as neat as it would without the seat is an added bonus as it saves time when out and about in the car! All in all these little features do make a huge difference!"

Read our full Mamas&Papas Ocarro review.

• Choice of colours
• One-hand fold
• Easy to carry when folded
• Dual suspension for even terrain
• Basket can be difficult to access with larger item
• Lie-back seat
• Large extendable hood
• Puncture-proof tyres
• Reflective wheel rims
• Large easy-to-access basket

3. Ickle Bubba Stomp V4

Best for a bundle.

Rrp: £ 649.00

If you've got a little more to spend on a travel system, you'll want to know you're getting more bang for your buck. The Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 ticks that box, and is sturdy and felt safe, according to our reviewer. It's achingly cool and stylish, yet the highly functional design is also great for parents with differing heights, with a fully adjustable handle. With this travel system, you'll get the carrycot, seat unit, i-Size car seat and Isofix base, raincover, footmuff and changing bag, all included in the price.

Mother&Baby tester review: "This pushchair was a pleasure to use! It was sturdy and felt safe. It steered well and collapsed relatively easily. It reclined nicely and the sunshade was large enough to provide good cover for my daughter. This was a great feature. I have a dog, and it pushed surprisingly well on grass and pebbles whilst walking her. The handle positioning was easy to adjust and great for my husband who is tall.

Read our full Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 Special Edition All in One Travel System with Isofix Base review.

• Easy to connect to the car
• Lightweight
• Quite compact once folded
• Useful extras included
• Our parent testers found it hard to fold down
• 4 seating positions
• Forward or rear-facing
• Puncture proof tyres
• Adjustable handle height

4. Nuna TRIV Next

Best baby travel system for assemble.

The Nuna TRIV Next was awarded Gold for Best Travel System  at the Mother&Baby Awards 2024.

Another travel system that really looks and handles well, the Nuna TRIV Next, was a hit with our tester, who found it easy to assemble and was impressed at how simple it was to change the positions. The all-season seat keeps your baby warm in winter and converts to breathable mesh in summer, while the rain cover provides extra protection no matter the weather. This travel system is also compact when folded and will stay standing by itself, which is a huge bonus to many.

Our mum tester said: "The assembly process of the pushchair was so easy, I was able to assemble the pushchair alone at 40+2 weeks pregnant. I also tried out a few of the different seat positions, and changing to the collapsible carrycot the first time I set it up and I was really impressed with how simple that was to do. It all felt very good quality, especially the stylish colour scheme of black, really set off by the brown leatherette handle and front bar."

Read our full Nuna TRIV Next review

• Easy to use and super straightforward assemble
• Great colour scheme
• Suspension isn't great
• Travel cot hood cover is hard to get zipped up
• Compact fold:  Folds up quickly with one hand and stands on its own, making it simple to use out-and-about as well as store away.
• All-wheel suspension : Spring suspension seat technology, all-wheel suspension and large tough, foam-filled rear wheels mean you're ready for smooth rides.
• Travel system compatible : simply attach any infant carrier to the included post adapter and customise the tilt to baby's needs. It also easily converts to a pram with the included post adapter, compatible with the TRIV series carry cot.

5. Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System

Best baby travel system for quick interchanges.

The Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System was awarded Silver for Best Travel System  at the Mother&Baby Awards 2024.

If you're looking for a travel system to use in towns or cities, then the Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System could be what you're looking for. Our tester thought it was easy to use and folded down really small, even fitting into a small car with room to spare. This product has a long lifespan, lasting from birth to four years, and comes with a carrycot, seat unit, car seat (with adapters), changing bag, foot muff, insect netting and rain covers.

Our mum tester said: "This is a great travel system for towns and cities. It was really easy to put together with clear instructions and it’s easy and quick to interchange the different components. The pushchair and bassinet are great, folding down nice and small so that they fit easily even in a small car such as a Fiesta, with a bit of room to spare!"

Read our full Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System review.

• Modern design and luxurious finish
• Water-repellent fabric
• Large with solid wheels
• Cozy footmuff included
• Adjustable footrest
• Seat unit can be folded in rear and forward-facing position when attached to the frame.
• Carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping
• Quick, one-hand fold
• Additional suspension
• Compact size and lightweight

6. Venicci Tinum Edge SE 3in1 Travel System

Best baby travel system for simplicity.

Award: Won Silver in the Mother&Baby Awards 2023

The Venicci Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1 travel system won a silver award at the 2023 M&B Awards, and with good reason. One reviewer said she loved the one-hand fold, and how it was compact too. It has a lightweight frame, easy-to-fold mechanism and modern design, as well as having a pram, car seat and carrycot included, it comes complete with all the accessories needed to make going out and about with your little one as easy as possible. These include a footmuff, changing bag with mat, rain cover and mosquito net.

One mum said: "This product is extremely user-friendly. Everything about the pushchair is easy to do, with strong smooth mechanisms. The pushchair seat and bassinet are both really easy to attach and detach. Everything feels great quality. It is so easy to fold and unfold the pushchair with one hand and there is no need to remove the seat which is so handy for me. The fold is nice and compact too which is great and it stands freely. The nice big chunky wheels make it great for all terrain and it is really smooth to push."

Read our full Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1 review.

• One-handed folding
• Looks stylish
• Some mums struggled at first to attach the car seat to the base
• 360-degree spin front wheels
• Three-position adjustable reclining pushchair seat
• Three-position adjustable footrest

7. Kinderkraft EVERYDAY Travel System

Best baby travel system for easy use.

Award: Won Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2022

Kinderkraft EVERYDAY is a multifunctional 2-in-1 baby stroller with a large carrycot (with a handle) and a soft mattress; it has bamboo viscose fibres in the cover for good ventilation and antibacterial properties. Our reviewer loved that it has good suspension and is easy to use on different terrains. Together with the Kiddy Evoluna car seat, this makes a comprehensive travel system and the car seat lies flat, both inside and outside the car. *At the time of writing, the travel system which won our award was no longer available, but we have linked through to the 2-in-1 pushchair.

Mother&Baby tester review: "This is a great pram to use as the bassinet sits higher up than others. This means it is easier to see the baby and also lift them in and out. It has good suspension and is relatively easy to use on different terrains. The sunshade is excellent and clips on to the hood and base of the bassinet meaning good shade cover. There is a useful cupholder and also storage pocket within the bassinet for keys/phones etc."

Read our full EVERYDAY 3-in-1 Pushchair review.

• Easy to use and adjust
• Spacious basket
• Good suspension for different terrains
• Quite heavy
• Doesn't come with anything to hold the stroller in place once folded to keep it compact
• AUTO-LOCK after folding
• All-wheel suspension
• Telescopic handle with 3-step adjustment
• Central foot brake

8. Silver Cross Reef pushchair

Best baby travel system for newborns.

The Silver Cross Reef pushchair is an multi-terrain travel system, which is suitable from newborn to 22kg. Our reviewer thought the system was well-designed and sturdy and loved the one-hand fold, but one downside is its weight. This might be an issue for those who have had a c-section, or struggle moving heavier objects out of a car boot. However, the car seat is very sturdy and comfortable and was a hit with the tester's baby.

Mother&Baby tester review: "If you find that you are comfortable with the weight then you would be hard-pressed to find a better travel system out there. It is very well designed, intuitive to use, safe, sturdy, secure, user-friendly and very good to look at."

Read our full Silver Cross Reef pushchair review.

• Feels safe and sturdy
• Looks and feels luxurious
• Well-designed and user-friendly
• Features the Genius™ harness system with magnetic buckle
• Sustainable outer fabrics
• Vegan leather handle
• Large, easy-to-access basket with a 5kg capacity
• One-handed fold

9. Bugaboo Fox 5

Best baby travel system for style.

If you're looking for something that uses sustainable products, then the Bugaboo Fox 5 could be the right travel system for you. It is a versatile and stylish solution for parents seeking a premium pushchair. Our tester loved its lightweight design, and it seamlessly transitions between a comfortable carrycot for infants and a reversible seat for older children. The Bugaboo Fox 5 features a robust chassis, all-terrain wheels, and adjustable suspension for a smooth ride. Its modular design and high-quality materials make it a top choice for modern, active parents.

Dad tester Ashley said: "It is impeccably well-designed, managing to be both totally functional and stylish. The fact that sustainable products have been used to manufacture it is a huge plus point in this modern age. The suspension system makes the ride silky smooth and coupled with the lightness and quality steering makes it very easy to push and manoeuvre."

Read our full Bugaboo Fox 5 review.

• Stylish appearance
• Lightweight but strong
• Brilliant steering and handling
• Fits into the boot without removing the seat
• Can be difficult to first put together
• One-hand fold with a self-standing design
• Reversible seat can extend by 10 cm
• Large puncture-proof wheels & advanced suspension
• Sturdy yet lightweight

10. Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System and Accessories Bundle

Best baby travel system for vibrant design.

One thing about Cosatto products is you can never call them boring. Their fun designs are perfectly eye-catching for parents and kiddies too, and this travel system, the Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System & Accessories Bundle, is no different. The bundle includes the chassis, convertible pram to seat unit, car seat (with adaptors) and raincover. Our tester thought it was brilliant for the price, but would have liked a larger basket and felt the rails scratched too easily.

Mother&Baby tester review: "I am very pleased with my pram. It looks amazing and it is easy to drive. I have tried it so far on the pavement but went off-road too. My little one loves to observe cute foxes inside. There is only a couple of downsides: rails are a little too easy to scratch and the basket could be bigger. However I highly recommend this pram, you can't get a better design at this price. Love it!"

• Three wheels for easy manoeuvrability
• Lightweight chassis
• UPF100+ protection sunshade hood
• Storage basket could be bigger
• Multi-recline duo-directional seat
• Flat-folding lightweight chassis
• Stitched leatherette handle
• Quick-release removable wheels
• 4 position recline

11. Joie Versatrax Travel System

Best baby travel system for excellent storage.

The Joie Versatrax is another stylish travel system, which is free-standing when folded. Appealing to those who are eco-conscious, this travel system is made from 153 recycled bottles. It comprises of a carrycot, infant carrier and stroller, and was easy to push according to our tester. Along with the travel system, you'll get a raincover, bumper bar, cupholder and adapters.

Mother&Baby tester review: "My son found this buggy really comfortable and had no problems falling and staying asleep in it. I found it really easy to push and liked the colour and materials used, it felt really stylish. I particularly liked the large basket that was easy to access and the fact that the buggy was really easy to push and was a smooth ride for my son."

Read our full Joie Versatrax review.

• Easy to use
• Large basket
• Sturdy build
• Excellent foldability
• Carry handle included
• Not as easy to adjust compared to other prams
• Quite big in size
• Rearward and forward-facing seat
• One-hand, instant flash fold mechanism
• Extendable UPF50+ and water-repellent canopy
• Adjustable calf support
• All-wheel suspension with fake air tyres

12. Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2

Best stream-lined baby travel system.

Rrp: £ 369.99

The Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2 pushchair is the perfect 2-in-1 pushchair for cool, relaxed city living. This travel system can fit into a small flat without compromising your baby's comfort, and is suitable for newborn to 4 years. The Maxi-Cosi Zelia 2 pushchair is the second version of the Maxi-Cosi Zelia stroller, which won bronze in the Mother&Baby Awards in 2019. Our testers thought it was better suited as a second pushchair, as it wasn't as robust as some of the market, and more suited to a city environment.

Mother&Baby Tester review: "I really loved the Zelia Travel System. It was lovely to steer and push and easy to slot into place. I especially like that it is suitable for all ages. I like that I have the option to use it if I were to have another child with the Pebble Plus car seat. This is a bonus as it's so much easier to have it all as one rather than separate car seats and buggies."

Read our full Maxi-Cosi Zelia review.

• Good value for money
• Comfy and cosy
• Fairly compact fold
• Rain cover included
• Could be sturdier
• Integrated carrycot
• Baby car seat adapters are included

13. Ickle Bubba Eclipse

Best all-in-one baby travel system.

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Another travel system with a one-hand fold, loved by our reviewers, is the Ickle Bubba Eclipse. This travel system won the silver M&B award last year and with good reason. Our reviewers found it to be appealing to look at with easy-clean fabrics and a very spacious basket. They also said they would definitely recommend it because it is reasonably priced and features everything you might need. A brilliant addition is the Bubba Board, a built-in board, which can hold another child weighing up to 20kg.

Mother&Baby tester review:  "The pram is very easy to fold up (with one hand) and unfold. The under pram basket is very spacious. But in addition to this, the change bag that comes with the pram is also huge and attaches neatly on the back. Easy to access both the change bag and basket on the go. The pram is very stable - even with a full change bag attached to the back, it did not tip when my toddler was stood up in the seat." 

Read our full Ickle Bubba Eclipse review.

• Easy to clean and use
• Simple to fold
• Spacious storage basket
• Could do with a handlebar brake

14. BabaBing! Raffi

Best trending baby travel system.

The BabaBing! Raffi looks stylish, and one reviewer thought that it was amazing quality for the price. However, this travel system doesn't come with a car seat, which would be an extra cost. But it does come with a number of accessories, as well as the carrycot and seat unit, it also comes with a 2-in-1 raincover, a waterproof footmuff and car seat adapters.

One review said: "The Raffi Pushchair is perfect for my little one due this year, and such amazing quality for the price. Everything comes with it which makes life so much easier, its easy to use and has a nice sturdy frame but isn't too heavy. I really love it, and can't wait to use it."

• Sturdy one-hand fold
• Generous storage basket
• Reasonably lightweight
• Easy one-handed folding
• Forward- and rear-facing seat
• Anti-reflux carrycot with 3-position incline/recline
• 2-in-1 rain and sun cover
• Made with recycled fabrics

15. MB500i 3-in-1 Travel System - Rose Gold Marble

Best baby travel system for a compact fold.

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Award: Won Bronze in the Mother&Baby Award2022

The Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System was designed with celeb mum Dani Dyer as part of her Cherish range. It's design adapts as your family grows and includes a bassinet which can attach to the stroller frame for family strolls and fresh air, eventually progressing to the reversible seat.

Like the Ickle Bubba, it comes with a built-in buggy board for tots and detachable wheels for compact storage at home or on the go. It is also really well priced for such a versatile product, and folds down to a compact size, perfect when you have a lot to fit in your boot!

Mother&Baby tester review:  "This travel system is amazing. It's so easy to put up and fold with one hand, and switch between seat styles, which is everything you need In a travel system. The fact it all comes as a package and you don't need to worry about finding the correct accessories anywhere else, the box has it all. The shopping basket being large with zips is a godsend."

Read our full Dani Dyer Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System review.

• Compact fold
• Easy to use and fold
• Larger seat for prolonged use
• Stunning style
• Some parents didn't even consider it gender-neutral in design
• Height adjustable push handle
• Multi-position reclining seat with 5-point harness
• 2 position adjustable and extendable leg rest
• 3 position, extendable canopy with viewing window

What to look for in the best travel system

Convenience is the main benefit, as you can transfer your baby to and from a pushchair without removing them from their car seat. This is less disruptive for your child and saves time and stress. A travel system is often more expensive and sometimes bulkier than a standard pushchair, so it's only worthwhile if a car is your main form of transport.

It's important to keep in mind that different travel systems are compatible with different car seats, although there is some crossover. The most important thing about buying the best travel system is to make sure it will fit in your car.

Here are some things to look out for when considering your purchase.

Shopping basket

A big basket is essential! It should be large enough to hold everything you need when you're out with your baby, including the rain cover and your baby changing bag . The basket should be accessible, even when the carrycot is attached, or the pushchair seat is fully reclined.

Seat recline

The recommended sleeping position for babies is flat on their back, so a pushchair seat that reclines fully flat is a must for naps in the pushchair. It should be easy (and quiet!) to adjust with your baby in the seat.

A height-adjustable handlebar ensures the pushchair is comfortable for you, your partner or anyone else who might use it regularly. Check that it's easy to adjust and comfortable to hold.

Is the car seat included in the price, or do you have to buy it separately? Factor in the price of the base, too, and don't forget car-seat adaptors to attach it to the chassis.

Babies shouldn't sit in car seats for more than two hours at a time - we've looked at the research into how long a baby should stay in a car seat - including when it's attached to a pushchair chassis. Choose a travel system with a comfy lie-flat carrycot. Your baby will outgrow it by six months old, so check how bulky it is to store – some are cleverly designed to convert to an upright seat.

Seat direction

A travel system with a reversible seat unit means you can choose which way your baby faces. A parent-facing seat encourages your baby's communication skills, but an inquisitive toddler might prefer to face where they're going. There are regulations and advice on how to keep your baby rear-facing for longer .

Accessories

Some travel systems come with coordinating accessories such as a footmuff or change bag. Think about which ones you actually need and whether they're included in the price.

Fold mechanism

A travel system will be in and out of your car boot. Choose one that's compact and easy to fold, leaving room for shopping or luggage.

The brake should be comfortably positioned and easy to operate without the risk of applying it by accident or scuffing your shoes. Check how reliable it feels and whether it's easy to release.

All-terrain wheels make for easy manoeuvrability on muddy walks. Smaller, solid wheels make light work of city pavements and shiny shop floors. If you're likely to switch between different types of terrain, go for lockable, swivel wheels.

Do I need a baby travel system?

A baby travel system can be convenient has they come with all the travel essentials you need for your baby. They are often good value, however if you buy an ISOFIX car seat to stay in your car, you wouldn't need a travel system that comes with a car seat.

What other things do I need to consider when buying a baby travel system?

Not all infant car seats can be attached to all pushchairs, and you may need to buy adaptors. If you'd prefer an i-Size car seat, which sits your baby in the safer rear-facing position until they are at least 15 months old, you'll need to choose a pushchair frame that's compatible. If you want to keep your child rear-facing in the car beyond 15 months, you'll need an extended rear-facing car seat. However, these are designed to stay in your car, so a travel system isn't an option.

The car seat will either clip on top of the pushchair's seat component or attach directly to the chassis with the seat component removed. Adapters are sometimes required to fix the car seat onto the pushchair or chassis. Check if these are included. If they aren't, find out what the additional cost will be.

What about the pushchair?

A travel system often has a seat component that enables it to be used as a 'normal' pushchair. Many mums use the car seat clipped into the frame when their baby is very young, using the larger seat component as their little one grows. If you intend to keep your newborn in the pushchair for long periods, you will need a travel system with a fully reclining seat component.

Newborns should only remain in car seats for a few hours at a time, as lying horizontally is better for their breathing and healthy spine development. Some travel systems also offer the option of a pram-style carrycot. While this can add expense, the carrycot can double as a Moses basket and portable travel cot.

Can you use a travel system for toddlers?

Only Group 0+ car seats will fit on the travel system. These will be outgrown at around 12-15 months. Most mums will continue to use the travel system with the seat component fitted after that.

For toddlers, a seat that reclines for naps is useful, but it doesn't have to be fully horizontal. Some pushchair seats are reversible, so your baby can face you, to begin with, but face outwards to get a better view of the world as they get older. For older children, you may want to look into the best car seat for 4-year-olds .

How easy is it to fold?

All travel systems fold up so that they can be stowed in a car boot. Try out the folding mechanism in the shop – your 'tricky' might be another person's 'easy'. Consider that you may sometimes need to hold your baby while you fold and unfold the chassis. You'll also have to lift the folded pushchair chassis in and out of the car boot, so consider its weight – anything over 10kg could be a struggle.

How big is your car boot?

Travel systems are more compact than ever, but some models are still pretty bulky to allow for all the extra functionality they offer. Before you buy one, check it fits in your car boot. You can always remove the carrycot or seat unit from the chassis and store it on your back seat. Although, this will limit space in your car for other passengers.

Can I use a second hand travel system?

While it can be perfectly fine to use a second hand travel system, it is not advised to use a second hand car seat unless you are absolutely sure that it has never been in an accident.

It would be advisable to only use second hand if it's from a very close relative or friend.

What is the difference between a 2in1 and 3in1 travel system?

A 3in1 travel system includes a car seat, carry cot and a pushchair all on the same frame, where as a 2in1 would only include the car seat and pushchair.

The bonus to both is that they are interchangeable with a car seat, which can be handy when you're out of the house and don't want to disturb your baby if they fall asleep.

Emily Gilbert  is the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby and has written for the website and previously the magazine for six years. Specialising in product reviews, Emily is the first to know about all the exciting new releases in the parenting industry.

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11 best travel system strollers.

Getting around with your little one is much easier if you have the right stroller. Many parents find a 3-in-1 travel system stroller practical because it includes a stroller and also an infant car seat that doubles as a baby carrier.

A travel system stroller is great because it can be used from the moment you take your newborn home from the hospital until well into toddlerhood.

Based on more than 4,500 Pampers Parents votes, we’ve put together a list of the best travel system strollers. We also cover which features to look out for when comparison shopping, as well as some safety tips for using your new stroller and car seat.

Why Choose a Travel System Stroller

Travel system strollers can adapt as the baby grows, making them particularly appealing to parents who like the idea of a combo product that fulfills different needs.

A travel system stroller typically includes an infant car seat (which sometimes doubles as a carrier), a car seat base, and the main stroller unit, which holds the infant car seat and can convert into a toddler stroller when the time comes.

Here are some pluses of owning a travel system:

It can allow you to move your sleeping baby from the car to the stroller without disturbing her.

Some models have a stroller seat that reclines flat, so it can be used when your infant is 6 months or younger. As your baby gets older, the backrest can be adjusted to a higher, more comfortable position.

Once your baby outgrows the infant car seat, she can continue to use the stroller part of the travel system into toddlerhood.

Even though a travel system stroller can cost more than most standard strollers (some, like the UPPAbaby Stroller, cost over $1,000), you get more bang for your buck because you don’t need to buy an infant car seat, infant stroller, baby carrier , and toddler stroller separately.

The even better news? Pampers Parents recommend several travel system strollers that are around $300 or less.

These are the travel system strollers Pampers Parents chose as their favorites:

1. Chicco Bravo Trio Travel System

Why pick this one? Pampers Parents chose the Chicco Bravo as their absolute favorite travel system. With features like a one-touch braking pedal, all-wheel suspension, swiveling front wheels, and a three-position adjustable padded handle, this stroller has a lot going for it.

The way this travel system works is that the rear-facing infant car seat clicks into either the stroller or the car seat base. The car seat base installs securely and can remain fastened in your car.

Once your baby has reached the maximum weight and height limit of the infant car seat, you can shift to using the stroller seat. However, that also means you’ll have to get a new forward-facing car seat that suits your little one’s bigger size.

The stroller includes a parent tray with two cup holders and a storage compartment as well as a child tray with two cup holders. The stroller’s canopy is fully adjustable, and the backrest reclines for added comfort.

Highlights: The stroller has an innovative fold-and-carry handle with a one-hand, quick-fold feature. The stroller seat and canopy can be removed for cleaning. The infant car seat features removable padding for use with your newborn.

Price * : about $379.99 on Amazon.com

Pampers Parents pros and cons:

Pros: It’s very easy to use and fold up with only one hand.

Cons: It could be lighter, and it would be better if you could have your baby either face forward or backward in the stroller.

2. Graco Fastaction Fold Jogger Click Connect Baby Travel System

Why pick this one? If you’re looking for a travel system stroller that’s also good for jogging, then the Graco Fastaction is for you.

The stroller features three air-filled rubber tires for a smooth ride on any terrain. The front wheel easily locks in place for added stability when jogging. Unlock it for full maneuverability when strolling.

The rear-facing infant car seat easily clicks into both the stroller and the car seat base. Installed in your car, the car seat can recline to four different positions to suit your infant’s need for head and neck support.

Both the stroller and the infant car seat feature canopies, but the stroller’s canopy includes a peek-a-boo window.

Highlights: The stroller features a one-hand folding mechanism, which the manufacturer claims takes one second to operate.

Price * : about $269.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: It’s easy to use, and it folds quickly.

Cons: The stroller is rather bulky and does not fold very compactly. The handle is not adjustable. The wheels need constant refilling.

3. UPPAbaby Full-Size Vista Infant Baby Stroller

Why pick this one? This bundle from UPPAbaby includes three components: a stroller seat, an infant car seat, and a bassinet that attaches to the stroller.

This combo allows for multiple configurations, starting with the bassinet for strolling with your sleeping newborn, the infant car seat for traveling in the car, and the toddler seat, which can be positioned to face forward or backward in the stroller frame once your little one is bigger.

The infant car seat includes a padded insert for a baby that weighs between four and eight pounds.

Keep in mind that once your baby has reached the maximum height and weight limit of the car seat, you’ll have to upgrade to a new one.

The stroller features front and rear shock-absorbing suspension and a one-button telescoping handlebar so that you can adjust it to you or your partner’s height.

When you’re not using the stroller, you can fold it up in one step. However, some Pampers Parents noted that it requires both hands to fold. The stroller stands when folded, which makes it easier to handle and store.

Additional items such as a bassinet storage bag, bassinet bug shield, toddler seat rain shield, and toddler seat bug shield are included.

Highlights: Both the bassinet and the infant car seat feature breathable, moisture-wicking fabric that is also removable for spot cleaning. The storage basket below the stroller can hold up to 30 pounds.

Price * : about $1,199.98 on Amazon.com

Pros: It’s easy to use, made of quality materials, and it can be used to accommodate more children.

Cons: It’s very heavy and very expensive.

4. Baby Trend Expedition Jogger Travel System

Why pick this one? This jogging stroller from Baby Trend features a swiveling and locking front wheel, with all-terrain tires. The wheels can be quick-released for extra-compact storage.

The stroller features a convenient parent tray and a child tray. There is also a large storage basket under the stroller for things like diaper bags and other necessities.

The five-point harness on both the stroller and infant car seat is easy to adjust with one hand, and there is a push-button release.

The car seat base features four positions so that you can adjust the infant car seat to the proper height for your little one. And the infant car seat has a multi-grip handle that is easy to hold and carry when you’re transferring your baby from the car to the stroller base.

Highlights: For easy maneuvering, the push handle is extra wide, ergonomically shaped, and foam padded. The footrest features reflectors to provide better visibility in low-light conditions.

Price*: about $132.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: It’s easy to maneuver over many different terrains with one hand, and it’s affordable.

Cons: The storage basket could be bigger and it isn’t as easy to access when your baby is in the stroller.

5. Evenflo Vive Travel System

Why pick this one? Unlike the other travel system strollers that made the Pampers Parents list, the Evenflo Vive Travel System’s infant car seat has an extended weight rating of up to 35 pounds, so you can use it a bit longer than the other car seats on this list.

Eventually you will have to upgrade to a new car seat, but at least with this product it will be able to happen later.

The stroller’s 13-inch-thick EVA wheels feature shock absorption in the front, which helps make the stroller more stable.

In addition to the storage basket under the stroller base, there is a storage pocket on the back of your baby’s seat.

Highlights: The stroller features a very slim 16-inch fold, so it doesn’t take up too much space in the trunk of your car or when in storage.

Price * : about $106.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: It’s lightweight and it’s easy to move from the car to the stroller.

Cons: The wheels aren’t the best and they tend to be squeaky.

6. Baby Trend Skyline 35 Travel System

Why pick this one? Although it’s not a jogging stroller, the Baby Trend Skyline features three wheels, which can help make it easier to maneuver much like a jogger-style stroller. The rear wheels are lockable for when you need to put on the brakes.

Handy features of this stroller include a handle that is adjustable to your height, and one-handed foldability.

The parent tray includes a covered compartment for storing items you may want to keep secured nearby, but there’s also an extra-large storage basket below the stroller.

The infant car seat of this travel system includes a reversible infant insert and a six-position crotch belt adjustment. The car seat base can be adjusted in four different ways with the push of a button to ensure the infant car seat is level.

Highlights: Both the car seat’s and the stroller’s canopies are made of two panels, but the stroller canopy also includes a peek-a-boo window on the front and mesh windows on the sides.

Price * : about $161.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: The price is affordable and it’s easy to fold up and open.

Cons: The buckle on the infant car seat could be easier to use.

7. Safety 1st Smooth Ride Travel System

Why pick this one? Designed with travel in mind, the Safety 1st Smooth Ride makes it easy to transfer your baby’s car seat to the stroller with its QuickClick technology. Once your baby outgrows the infant car seat, you can continue to use the stroller through toddlerhood, but keep in mind that you’ll have to purchase a new car seat.

Folding the stroller is easy with the one-handed operation. Once folded, it can stand on its own without tipping over.

The rear-facing infant car seat includes head and body inserts for your newborn as well as four adjustable harness heights to help you achieve the perfect fit for your baby.

Highlights: The large stroller canopy features a flip-out visor and a mesh peek-a-boo window.

Price * : about $179.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: The stroller is easy to handle, it’s easy to travel with, and it’s affordable.

Cons: The storage basket could be bigger and the canopy could be more durable.

8. Chicco Viaro Travel System

Why pick this one? The Chicco Viaro Travel System features a lightweight frame and three-wheel maneuverability, making it an appealing option if you travel a lot. The one-handed fold feature makes it even easier to handle when you’re trying to get it in and out of the trunk, and opened up and ready to go quickly.

Like many of the other strollers on this list, it includes a child tray, parent tray, and large storage basket.

The stroller also has a multi-position reclining seat, which will come in handy with your newborn, who requires the head support. There’s also an adjustable canopy and toe-tap brakes on the back wheels.

The infant car seat includes head and body supports. The car seat easily transfers from the car seat base to the stroller base for travel. Once your baby reaches the car seat's maximum height and weight recommendations, you can still keep on using the stroller through toddlerhood, but you’ll have to purchase a new car seat.

Some Pampers Parents noted they would prefer one large front wheel versus the small two-sided front wheel on the stroller for better maneuverability.

Highlights: At just 18 pounds, this is the lightest travel system stroller on our list.

Price * : about $349.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: You’ll love the versatility and portability.

Cons: The handle could be adjustable and it could use better quality wheels.

9. Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System

Why pick this one? The Evenflo Pivot Travel System was designed so that both the stroller seat and infant car seat can face either forward or backward in the stroller frame, depending on your preference. Plus, the stroller seat can be adapted and positioned horizontally as a bassinet-like carriage for strolling with your newborn.

The stroller frame features four large cruiser tires for smoother handling. There is a three-panel canopy; however, the canopy does not have mesh panels or a baby window, which some of the other models on this list offer.

The infant car seat features a four-position recline for your baby’s comfort and a unique ergonomic handle so that it can be carried in the bend of your arm.

The stroller has no child tray or parent tray, which may be a deal-breaker for some.

Highlights: This travel system includes a blanket boot, which keeps your baby’s legs warm in cold weather.

Price * : about $279.99 on Amazon.com

Pros: You’ll like the design without the expensive price tag. There’s the option of changing the direction of the seat.

Cons: It’s difficult to close the stroller with one hand. The front wheels tend to get stuck on certain surfaces.

10. Graco Trax Jogger Travel System

Why pick this one? This jogging stroller from Graco features air-filled rubber tires with suspension for a very smooth ride on a variety of terrains. The single front wheel can lock in place for running, and unlock so that it can swivel for daily strolling.

The one-handed folding feature includes an automatic lock so that the stroller will remain closed and standing when stored. Keep in mind that some Pampers Parents noted that when folded the stroller is awkward to transport.

The stroller also features a safety tether that attaches to your arm as an extra layer of security to ensure the stroller can’t roll away, even when you are running. The baby seat features deluxe padding and multiple positions for your baby’s comfort and safety.

The infant car seat comes with newborn head support. It also has its own expandable canopy. The seat cushion is machine washable.

Use the infant car seat until your baby reaches the maximum weight and height limit. After that, you’ll have to purchase a new car seat. But your baby can continue to use the stroller into her toddler years.

Highlights: The stroller’s expandable canopy not only features a peek-a-boo window but also provides UV 50 sun protection.

Price * : about $201.07 on Amazon.com

Pros: You’ll love the handle adjustability and the superior suspension for jogging.

Cons: The front wheel can be problematic when it comes to steering and maneuvering, and the stroller could be easier to clean.

11. Evenflo Pivot Xpand Modular Travel System

Why pick this one? The manufacturer of the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Travel System claims you can configure the stroller 22 different ways, including accommodating 2 riders at the same time. This means you can use this stroller with your infant and your toddler simultaneously, for example.

This is how it works: The stroller frame features a unique slide and lock system, which allows for expansion in order to accommodate both the toddler seat and the infant car seat. You can configure each seat to face different directions. The toddler seat can also be configured to be used in infant mode.

This travel system stroller can come in handy if you have a newborn and a toddler and don’t want to commit to buying a double stroller .

Be aware that the infant car seat has a maximum weight and height limit. So, at some point your baby will outgrow it and you’ll have to upgrade to a new car seat. But you’ll be able to use the stroller portion of the travel system into toddlerhood.

The storage basket underneath can expand to over two feet long and is accessible from the front and back.

Highlights: The seat pad can be machine-washed in cold water and placed in the dryer on low. When folded, the stroller can stand on its own even with the toddler seat attached.

Price*: about $322.22 on Amazon.com

Pros: The combination of features, the multiple configurations, and the design without the expense.

Cons: There is no infant tray or parent tray. The wheels tend to make steering tricky and can get stuck sometimes.

Features to Consider When Buying a Travel System Stroller

When it comes to choosing a travel system stroller, here are some important things to consider:

JPMA safety seal. Make sure your stroller and infant car seat combo meets strict U.S. safety standards. It’s worth checking to see if the product has been recalled . Look for a seal on the packaging that shows that the manufacturer participates in the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association’s (JPMA) certification program.

Secure harness. A five-point harness is standard for most strollers and infant car seats. Experts say it’s the safest option because it secures your baby over his shoulders, at the waist, and between the legs. Secured this way, he can’t slide out, fall out, or climb out. The straps should be easily adjustable and easy for you to use, but difficult (or even impossible) for your baby to unfasten himself.

Recline function. This will be important when you’re using the stroller or infant car seat with your newborn. Newborns don’t have the ability to sit up or hold their heads up, so you’ll want to make sure your newborn is in a comfortable reclined position to prevent his head from flopping forward.

Easy-to-open-and-close stroller. Opening or folding a stroller with one hand can be a blessing, especially when you’re holding your baby in your other arm. A stroller that remains upright when folded can also come in handy when storing.

Easy-to-install car seat. Some infant car seats may be easier to install than others. Most feature a LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system in the car seat base, which can make it a lot easier to install. The infant car seat clicks into the base, and it’s easy to remove and attach to the stroller base. If you plan to transfer the car seat from car to car, it can be beneficial to have one that has an easy-to-install car seat base, or you could consider buying an additional car seat base for the other car. To make sure that the car seat is correctly installed, you might consult a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician .

Protective canopy. Being able to keep your baby shaded from the sun and covered in case of bad weather will be important. Canopies come in a range of sizes and styles. Some provide nearly full coverage of the front of the stroller. If that’s the style that interests you, make sure it has mesh panels, which can help keep your baby at a comfortable temperature. You can also consider a model that has a plastic window so that your baby can see out and you can see in. If this feature is not included in the stroller you like, you can often purchase it separately. Most infant car seats will also have a canopy, but these often don’t have the peek-a-boo window features or mesh panels of a stroller’s canopy.

Suitable stroller wheels. Larger wheels make maneuvering the stroller much easier. You’ll want a stroller that has lockable front swiveling wheels, as this makes it easier to go over a variety of terrains. Air-filled tires provide a smooth ride, but need to be pumped up occasionally. Foam-filled tires provide the same smooth ride but don’t need refilling. Many strollers include a suspension system with shock absorbers to make the ride even smoother. It’s best to avoid strollers with tiny plastic wheels as these can make the stroller bounce around a bit.

Roomy storage. Having a large storage basket underneath the stroller can come in handy for stashing your handbag, diaper bag , and any other necessities. Some stroller models may feature dividers or zippered pockets for storing valuables. The basket should be accessible even when the infant car seat is in place or fully reclined. The storage basket should be strong enough so that it doesn’t drag on the ground once filled with your items.

Good brakes. Most strollers have foot-activated brakes that are controlled by either a single foot bar at the rear of the stroller, or a pedal above each of the rear wheels. Some models come with a hand-operated lever near the handlebar.

Comfortable and adjustable handlebars. You may want to look for a stroller with padded handles that can be adjusted to suit your height. Some strollers have two separate handles instead of a single handlebar.

Easy-to-clean fabric and upholstery. Some stroller and infant car seat manufacturers have layered seat fabrics that can be removed as needed. For example, a breathable mesh seat for summer can be layered with a cushioned one for winter. Choose a travel system that is easy to clean. Some include seat covers that are removable and machine washable; others offer stain-resistant fabrics that are easy to wipe down.

Size and fit. Before selecting an infant car seat, it’s a good idea to measure your car’s back seat to ensure the car seat will fit. It’s also smart to check the size of your trunk to ensure the stroller will fit once it’s folded.

Safety Considerations When Using Your Travel System Stroller

Once you’ve chosen the best travel system for you and your baby, here are some safety tips to keep in mind as you use both the car seat and stroller:

Don’t leave your baby alone or unattended in the stroller or in the infant car seat.

Be sure to use your stroller’s brakes to lock the wheels before placing your baby in the stroller, and whenever you have stopped with the stroller.

Always check your automobile’s instruction manual and the infant car seat’s guidelines for information on the safe installation of the infant car seat. Do not use any additional straps that aren’t part of the travel system to install the car seat.

Remember that the safest place for your baby to ride in a car is the back seat, with the infant car seat facing the rear until she’s at least 2 years old or exceeds the manufacturer's maximum weight and height limits. After that you can upgrade to a new front-facing car seat .

Don’t hang heavy items like hand bags, tote bags, or diaper bags from the stroller handles. The weight can cause the stroller to tip backward. Instead use the storage areas under the stroller.

Watch out for your baby’s fingers when using the stroller so she doesn’t get them caught in the wheels or the hinges of the stroller’s folding parts. Also, make sure that your baby can’t reach the brake lever.

After placing your little one in the stroller or the infant car seat, be sure to always use the five-point harness so that she is properly secured whenever she’s riding in the stroller or in the car. The harness straps should be at or under your baby’s shoulders and the chest clip should be at armpit level. You know the harness is tight enough when you can’t pinch any strap fabric at your baby’s shoulders.

Don’t use the car seat or stroller as a substitute for your baby's crib, which is the safest place for your little one to sleep. You might be tempted to allow your baby to finish a nap in the car seat, but doing so can lead to the development of a flat spot on the back of your baby’s head, cause acid reflux or GERD , and affect her breathing.

If you decide to attach toys to the stroller, make sure they’re securely fastened so they won’t fall on your baby. Remove these toys as soon as your baby can sit or reach them.

If your stroller has a cup holder, make sure never to use it for hot drinks, which could accidentally spill on your baby.

In hot weather, don’t leave the stroller in the sun as it can cause the plastic and metal parts to get hot. Check that the stroller isn’t hot before putting your baby inside. The same goes for the infant car seat. If you plan to leave your car in a parking lot for long hours during hot weather, consider covering the car seat with a towel to prevent it from getting too hot. Always check the car seat isn’t hot before placing your baby in it.

Be sure to mail back the warranty card to the travel system stroller’s manufacturer so that you’ll be notified in case there’s a recall.

A travel system can be a wonderful way to move your baby from the car to stroller and back again with ease. And it has the added benefit of being useful once your little one is into her toddler years. We hope that Pampers Parents’ insights have helped make your buying decision a little bit easier.

If you’re still in the process of compiling a baby shower registry , why not add the travel system of your choice to the list?

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Before buying a product, always check that it’s approved and hasn’t been recalled on sites like the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

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9 Best Baby Prams: 3 In 1 Perfect Multiway Travel Systems

Transporting your baby anywhere from play dates to doctors appointments or outdoor adventures to grocery shopping has never been easier with the introduction of multiway travel prams.  

These unique pushchairs offer adaptable solutions to travelling. They allow for babies to be wheeled around in three different styles: a carrycot for lying down flat, a feature specifically designed for newborns, a sitting down, outward facing option or in a car seat, with travelling in mind.

The reversible nature of the pushchair means babies can also enjoy  parent facing views. Most of these systems include a  detachable carrycot, allowing babies to lie flat when wheeling, perfect for nap time.

A car seat is also common in these handy  prams, allowing an easy solution for parents to transfer tots from the pram to a car with just one hand.

This accessible invention is also great for travel as most frames fold down to fit in the boot or to store at home.

What's great about these products is the ability they have to last a long time within your family, with seating adaptations available for both a growing and curious body and mind. If you're looking to travel with your little one, you might also find our recommendations in baby cots for travel and baby beach tents helpful.

Kidadl's Top Pick

Although all the pram systems mentioned are great quality, we have outlined what we believe to be the best option for both parent and baby.

1. My Babiie Billie Faiers MB200 Travel System - R Gold & Blush‍

We love this stylish, 3 in 1, rose gold coloured pushchair from Billie Faiers' range. Well designed for parents' ease of use, this pram has lightweight folding features and an adjustable handle.

Perfect for all weathers in mind, this travel system comes equipped with a raincover, while the removable newborn cushions allow the pram to stay with you throughout the first few years of your child's life. This top pick also includes a separate car seat and bassinet in the same pretty pale pink colour.

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• Price: £349.99
• Age: 0-4 years
• Contains pushchair, bassinet and car seat

Best For Families On A Budget

2. my babiie 3 in 1 travel system.

As one of the most affordable travel systems available, this one also has many desirable and unique features. It's adorned with a simple but charming grey star design, while its lightweight and strong frame makes folding and storing easy. Containing an adjustable handle and large storage basket, this Aldi buy is a fantastic newborn buggy.

• Price: £179.99
• Contains pushchair, carry cot and car seat

Best For Families Who Love Exploring

3. silver cross pioneer 2020 pushchair ‍.

This newborn pushchair from popular pram brand, Silver Cross, is suitable for all outdoor use, with multi-terrain tyres and good suspension. The silver and sky coloured stroller is finished with premium fabric and leatherette handles, giving it a smart, sleek look.

It's one of the more expensive options but with an extra-large shopping basket, a reversible bamboo seat liner and a sun visor with a special viewing window for your baby's enjoyment, we're confident that this smooth ride is worth the extra money.

• Price: £795
• Age: Suitable from birth

Best For Smart Design

4. cosatto giggle 3 premium travel system bundle‍.

With one of the cutest and brightest fox patterns, this premium pram is a top pick for design. It is thin and streamlined to increase the ease of navigating tighter spaces, and has lockable wheels to promote your baby's safety.

The baby pushchair, suitable from birth, is also adorned with an orange soft toy fox, which fastens to the padded handle bar to entertain your child on trips out.

• Price: £649.95
• Age: 0-15 months
• Contains pushchair, carrycot, car seat and adaptors

Best For Lightweight

5. cosatto woop travel system nightbird‍.

This Cosatto pram comes in an adorable navy nightbird design, with complimentary turquoise frames and wheels. The 3 in 1 pram has just three wheels, making it perfect for tight manoeuvres and narrow passages.

For ease of use, we really can't find a better option. It also reclines to a comfortable sleeping or parent facing position for newborns and has plenty of storage space underneath.

The Cosatto product is compact and easy to fold or carry. This eye-catching pram, complete with a sunshade, is perfect for strolls around the park on warmer days.

• Price: £199
• Age: 0-3 years

Best For Travelling

6. babyzen yoyo² 6+ stroller.

We love this cute ginger stroller from trusted brand, Babyzen, that comes with a chunky seat belt to keep your baby super safe. It's ultra-lightweight frames make this a great product to quickly fold up and pack in a car or store in small places.

With the extra addition of a newborn pack from Babyzen, this pram can be easily converted for newborn use.

• Price: £399
• Age: 6 months +

Best For Twins

7. baby elegance cupla twin travel system‍.

If you're looking for a pram that will suit larger families, either for twins or close-in-age siblings, then this easily customisable travel system is ideal. The product comes with one sturdy frame, two matching car seats, and two matching inserts for newborn use.

As one of the few 3 in 1 travel system prams available for multiple babies, it comes in at a larger price than many other travel systems, but, as it offers double the items, we think it is worth it.

• Price: £715.99
• Contains two carry cots, two car seats and two newborn inserts

Best For Rainy Weather

8. pushichair baby stroller travel system with bassinet ‍.

The waterproof feature on this leather design egg seat makes this one a perfect option for suitable prams on drizzly days, as well as ensuring its super easy to clean.

This baby pram can be converted into four reclining positions and is available in a range of different eye-catching colours, meaning there will likely be one which is right to your taste.

• Price: £499
• Contains stroller seat and stroller basket

Best For Ultra Comfort

9. bugaboo fox² complete stroller‍.

This one may be on the pricier side of 3 in 1 prams, but this Bugaboo stroller is a perfect option for parents who are looking for style as well as substance.

The pram is complete with a foam carrycot and sun canopy for your baby's ultra comfort when wheeling. With its high quality suspension and big wheels, this baby travel system is also ideal for outdoor adventures.

The calming grey colour also means that this buggy is a stylish option that fashion-conscious parents will be proud to push around town.

• Price: £949
• Age: 0-48 months
• Contains carrycot and seat frame

Travelling with babies can often seem stressful at first, but with these help of these unique, handy and adaptable systems, complete with plenty of space to store personal bags or bits and bobs for tots, it transforms into, literally, a walk in the park .

If you're using these systems to travel to a play dates, be sure to check out our recommendations for baby play mats and baby travel toys to ensure you've got the top gadgets and gizmos for babies.

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Four of the best 3 in 1 prams, compared.

When it comes to buying a buggy one of the most popular choices are the 3 in 1 prams that combine a car seat, pushchair and carrycot. 

Buying all three as a bundle is a great way of keeping down costs. But with so much choice it’s hard to know where to start looking.

To make it easier we’ve picked 4 of the best and have taken a look at the pros and cons of each.

The super stylish one

Ickle bubba travel system (amazon): https://amzn.to/2povcro.

The Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 Travel System looks and feels gorgeous. Inspired by nature, it comes in earthen colours, such as Woodland Bronze and Blueberry Chrome, both with leatherette handle bars, which feel so luxurious. 

It comes in a box packed with everything you need and a few extras too:

• isofix base
• stroller footmuff
• 2 sun visors
• changing bag and mat

Pros of the Ickle Bubba travel system include:

• Lightweight stroller frame which makes it easy to carry
• Large (puncture resist) back wheels for city and country strolling
• Height adjustable leatherette handlebar
• Basket with high sides to bung in all your kit and caboodle
• Easy click on carrycot which can be used up to 6 months of age
• Stroller seat can be placed both rear and forward facing
• Easy to collapse

Cons include:

• The car seat is a little tricky to click into place on the stroller
• You need 2 hands to recline and fold the stroller
• The car seat isn’t iSize certified

The best value for money 

I-safe trio travel system (amazon):  https://amzn.to/2omc8kx.

If you are on a budget or don’t want to fork out an eye watering amount then the i-Safe System is definitely one to consider. For such a great price you get an awful lot. Parents rave about it, leaving reviews, such as:

“This travel system is AMAZING! The price is too good to be true for what you get with it!”

“Absolutely gorgeous – lightweight and so easy to fold etc. can’t believe we got such an amazing deal. It’s got everything plus more.”

i-Safe travel seat pros:

• includes carrycot and car seat
• padded head support
• adjustable hood
• easy to attach to the stroller, it just slots into the frame
• forward and rear facing positions
• 3 reclining positions 
• lightweight
• easy to collapse

What parents love most about the stroller is that it is so easy to push and manoeuvre. The large wheels cope with uneven roads or paths easily and it steers smoothly.

The iSafe comes with a number of features but it’s most popular is that it’s lightweight and folds up easily into a small space. 

Even though it’s a budget option you get everything you need to head out and about with baby and a few extras too. As well as black and grey it comes in a great choice of bright colours and funky fabrics.

• The rear wheels are large and a bit bulky when folded.
• They also need to be blown up with a pump every now and again as they can puncture. 

The all rounder

Graco evo trio (amazon): https://amzn.to/2mgztny.

If you’re looking for an all round travel system that doesn’t cost the earth then it’s worth considering the Graco Evo Trio.

It comes with everything you need to get out and about with your baby:

• Evo pushchair
• SnugRide car seat

Pros and features: 

• Forward to parent facing pram seat which switches with one button
• Seat reclines fully flat for when baby is snoozing
• Collapsible with one hand. So you can hold baby in the other
• Handle is height adjustable making it more comfortable for parents
• Large puncture free wheels, which are not filled with air
• Easy to push around

One thing parents mention a lot on reviews is that these buggies are so well made, lasting them for years. 

• It’s heavy so it can be a little hard to carry around
• The material is not as luxurious as some models, but this is reflected in the price

The designer one

Bugaboo fox, 2 in 1 (amazon):  https://amzn.to/2qiwf4r.

Bugaboos don’t come cheap but there’s a reason why they’ve amassed an army of fans, since they first launched with the iconic Bugaboo Frog over 22 years ago.

The newest member of the family is the Bugaboo Fox. And it doesn’t disappoint. 

Pros and features include:

• extremely lightweight frame (chassis is under 10lb)
• all-terrain wheels (which include ‘Beach Mode’ so it even copes on sand)
• eco-friendly fabrics
• same high quality feel of the rest of the Bugaboo fleet
• one-piece fold
• smooth ride
• height adjustable pushchair seat
• height adjustable handlebars
• front and rear facing pram seat

The Fox boasts Bugaboo’s ‘best drive performance yet’. One push and it glides along, coping seamlessly with any surface and easily navigating around tight corners. 

The chassis weighs under 10lbs so it’s really easy to carry and pop in and out of the car boot, or onto buses. It folds up with one hand into a surprisingly compact flat space, even though it has big back wheels. They simply fold up flat too. 

You’ve got a choice of heights for the pushchair seat and the handlebars and it reclines from flat to sitting and can be switched from forward to parent facing quickly and easily. 

There are loads of Bugaboo accessories which easily click onto the chassis, including cupholders, buggy clips and a cool board for toddlers to hitch a ride.

• It doesn’t come with a car seat, although it is compatible with a wide range of car seats (including Maxi-Cosi, iBeSafe, Cybex, Kiddy Evoluna and Nuna – check your chosen Bugaboo pram specifications for the exact models).
• It’s expensive.

3 in 1 pram systems at a glance: comparison table

*Prices are guides and may vary.

3 in 1 pram and travel systems offer great value for money and are an easy option to make sure you’ve got everything you need to take your baby out and about.

You’ll use your pram a lot, so it’s worth taking a bit of time to really research which one suits you best.

From splashing out on a top of the range buggy, or finding good quality at a good price, these four top picks give you a good choice as you start your buggy shopping journey.

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Venicci Tinum 3-in-1 travel system review

• Rohese Devereux Taylor

In a nutshell

A stylish and versatile pushchair that easily tackles all terrain, folds easily with the seat attached and comes with thoughtful accessories

What we tested

• Easy to fold with seat attached, handles difficult terrain, strong suspension, comes with lots of smart accessories,
• Comes with quite a small basket, car seat handle was stiff to move

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The Venicci Tinum is currently the brand’s lightest pram, which can be easily and quickly folded one-handed. Although priced at the middle of the travel system spectrum, from £799, there is nothing lacking about this pushchair which comes with a carrycot, car seat and base and a generous collection of thoughtful accessories. What’s more, it’s been designed with attention to detail so not only does it look beautiful with its metal logo placed on the leather strap, zippers with Venicci logo and stylish tags, it’s also handles excellently and can carry a child weighing up to 22kg.

Rohese Devereux Taylor is a journalist and doula and tested the Venicci Tinum with her 6-month-old daughter. She tried it on shopping trips, park walks, city cruising, up and down hills and on some very muddy off-road tracks around her local neighbourhood in Glasgow.

What were your first impressions of the Venicci Tinum?

When I unpacked the travel system, I was surprised at how much could fit into the packaging. It was great to discover all of the accessories too – you seem to get a lot with this pushchair. It felt like good quality and appeared to be designed well.

How easy was it to assemble?

The pushchair was very easy to put together – I did it without using the instructions first time. However, if you decide to use the instructions provided, the picture-led manual was very easy to understand and I was out testing the carrycot and seat attachments in next to no time.

How comfortable is the Venicci Tinum’s carrycot?

The carrycot is deep and relatively light (5.05kg) so it’s easy to attach and take off the chassis. It comes with a thick, plush mattress which is breathable and slightly angled at the head end which I think would be perfect for babies with reflux.

The hood is easy to extend with a zip, so provides ample protection from the sun or cover for a sleeping baby and it has an air vent in the back, perfect for keeping your baby cool in hot weather.

My daughter is tall and sturdy for her age, but there was plenty of room for her and she fell asleep almost immediately on our first walk – a definite thumbs up from us both. The only downside is that the cot is not suitable for overnight sleeping.

How comfortable is the seat for your child?

My daughter is big enough to use the seat, so I was able to test this with her, too. It has 3 recline positions with an almost flat option and can be used world or parent facing.

The straps are padded and easily extendable providing plenty of room for growth, while the 5-point-harness and bumper bar kept her secure.

The hood can be extended easily for naps and sun protection and attaching the seat was a breeze, by simply clicking it into the chassis and pressing the buttons at the side to release it. It also comes with an apron which, although provides some warmth is not as protective as a footmuff, so I had to add blankets and an extra cover during the colder weather.

What’s great about the seat is that it can carry a child weighing up to 22kg when world-facing so will easily last until your child is at least 4 to 5 years old.

How useful is the car seat?

The car seat was a revelation as it was so easy to carry but didn’t feel flimsy. It came with newborn inserts that looked good and were sturdy, as well as adaptors for the pram chassis.

It was incredibly easy to put the car seat on and take it off the buggy frame, as well as the Isofix base in my car. MFM tester Maxine also found this to be the case, "It is unbelievable easy to add and remove the car seat from the frame. Included are two adaptors that direct you to left and right to fit onto the frame and then insert the car seat onto the frame."

Most importantly, my daughter appeared very comfortable when seated in it. The only issue was that the car seat handle, which also acts as a safety bar, was quite hard to move into place as it was quite stiff.

MFM tester Maxine added, "The Isofix that comes with the travel system has an indicator to tell you if you have installed the seat in correctly – I think its an amazing safety feature that is a must have for parents."

How much coverage does the hood provide?

MFM tester Maxine praised the hood on both the seat and carrycot, "You can pull the hood right down to protect your child from the sun or if they are sleeping." She also added, "The netting which is incorporated within the carrycot hood was a nice feature, for more fresh air to breath in and for my daughter to enjoy her surrounding more."

How spacious is the basket?

Although not huge, the basket is deep and I was able to fit a couple of shopping bags in there with ease. It has a zippable compartment, too, which came in handy to store keys and my phone.

How easy is the Venicci Tinum to fold?

I found it really easy to fold. An added benefit is that the chassis can be folded on its own, or with the seat either forward or parent facing. The chassis with the seat attached weighs 12kg so was not unmanageable to hold and is actually lighter than many of its competitors. Plus, it comes with a strap to make carrying a little easier.

To fold the Venicci Tinum world facing with the seat attached:

• Make sure the handlebar is at its lowest point and fold up the footrest
• Pull the folding mechanism underneath the seat towards you to collapse the pushchair

To fold the Venicci Tinum parent facing with the seat attached:

• Make sure the handlebar is at its lowest point and recline the seat forwards

How compact is the pushchair when folded?

When folded with the seat, the Venicci Tinum’s measurements were H63cmxW58xL41cm. It easily fitted with room into our Vauxhall Mokka boot (which is not a generous space). I love that it can stand up when folded so it doesn't get scratched when out and about and is easy to store when indoors.

This was also a feature MFM tester Maxine liked. She said, "The frame and seat are very compact. I have a Mercedes C class saloon and both the frame and seat fit into the boot, with plenty of room left."

How sturdy is the Venicci Tinum?

I was amazed at how well the Tinum tackled every surface we tested it on. From uneven pavements to wet grass, stony paths and deep mud, the large wheels offered no resistance. My baby wasn’t bounced around and appeared comfortable throughout.

It was really easy to mount and dismount kerbs, even one handed. It can also be moved easily down narrow supermarket aisles and through our narrow front doorway. Maneuvering up and down steps was trouble-free, too.

How is it to push and steer?

The plush handle is comfortable to grip and the pram can be pushed single-handedly. The handle has 5 height positions, which was very much appreciated for us taller parents, as we can sometimes be hunched over with other brands.

MFM tester Maxine also found the Tinum easy to push, "The best part of steering the pram, is being able to steer it pretty easily with one hand. Perfect with you want to take your dog for a walk at the same time. "

How easy are the brakes to use?

The brake is very secure and we were able to stop on steep hills to bundle our baby back into her blanket.

Is the Venicci Tinum suitable for public transport?

The Tinum would be suitable for public transport as it is narrow and quick to fold if space is tight. MFM tester Maxine can also attest to how slim the Tinum is, "It's easy to get through narrow spaces, so you don't have to go off pavement when a car is blocking the path."

Is the Venicci Tinum worth the money?

YES! The pushchair is as good, if not better than some rivals that are more expensive. The features and added extras are really well thought out and include all the basics you might want in a travel system. I was surprised by how much we enjoyed using it and how comfortable my daughter was. The design and fabrics are of good quality, too.

What extras can you buy?

• Padded footmuff - £59
• Winter gloves - £39
• Blanket - £20
• Cup holder - £15
• Parasol - £25

What’s the difference between the Venicci Tinum 3in1 and 2in1 travel system?

The 3in1 travel system package, £799, includes the frame, carry cot, seat unit, car seat, changing bag, apron, changing mat, rain cover for both the cot and seat, mosquito net for both the cot and seat and car seat adaptors.

The 2in1 travel system package, £719, includes all of the above apart from the car seat and car seat adaptors.

How does it compare to similar pushchairs?

Similar pushchairs include the Bugaboo Fox2, iCandy Lime and Mamas & Papas Ocarro you can see a comparison of their key features below.

Where can I buy the Venicci Tinum 3-in-1 Travel system?

It is available to buy from Trendy Baby , Amazon and Direct4Baby

MFM verdict:

This is an excellent travel system which is extremely easy to fold and steer. The design and finish are of good quality and both the carrycot and seat unit are comfortable for younger babies, while the adjustability of the seat unit will ensure many years of use. Because the wheels are so sturdy with great grips, the pushchair tackles all terrains easily so it would work just as well for country dwellers as city folk. The basket is on the smaller side though, so a weekly shop might have to wait.

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Package Includes: Puggle Memphis 3-in-1 Chassis Puggle Memphis Reversible Seat Unit Puggle Memphis Carrycot Puggle i-Size Infant Car Seat Puggle Cupholder Puggle Memphis Pushchair Raincover Standard Adapter Tandem Adapter Upper Adapter Lower Adapter The Memphis 3-in-1 is a complete versatile travel system that can be used as a Tandem straight out of the box. Featuring a luxe chassis, 2-way facing seat unit, carrycot and i-Size car seat, this travel system is all you need. With 7 combinations to choose from, the Memphis 3-in-1 travel system allows parents to use the Memphis as a single use pushchair or as a tandem stroller perfect for twins or newborn and toddler combo. Suitable from birth to 9kg (approx.) or until your child can sit up unaided, the carrycot offers a little haven for your baby to rest when out and about. Equipped with a UPF50+ sun protection hood and peek-a-boo window, your little one will be protected from the harsh rays of the sun, whilst at the same time allowing you to keep an eye on your child when out travelling. As your child grows, you can simply and easily swap the carrycot for the seat unit that is suitable from 6 months (max. weight 22kg). The seat unit is reversible offering parents the options to have your child facing you for that extra bonding time or world facing, allowing your child to see the world around them on those trips out. For extra comfort the Memphis has a plush liner as well as an adjustable backrest and footrest helping you find the best position for your child. i-Size certified, the Puggle i-Size car seat is suitable from 40-87cm (birth-13kg) and offers side impact protection, a 3-point safety harness and removable newborn support cushions, designed to offer the best protection whilst also being comfortable for your baby. The car seat can also be fitted into the car using the cars seat belt or with the Puggle Memphis i-Size Safety base (sold separately – NP59423). The Memphis 3-in-1 features an adjustable leatherette handlebar, allowing parents to find the optimum position for pushing, as well as a handy cupholder. What’s more, the Puggle Memphis 3-in-1 includes an extending canopy and raincover to help keep your child safe and protected from the elements. For extra storage, the Memphis includes a large shopping basket (max. weight 10kg) that is perfect for storing those much-needed baby essentials and shopping. For growing families, the Memphis 3-in-1 has you covered, from 2 newborns to a newborn and toddler combo, the Memphis is super versatile with 7 combinations to choose from. In addition, you can also add an extra tandem seat (NP59428), Carrycot (NP59430) and car seat (NP59422) to increase the options available to 13 different configurations. The Memphis is the perfect travel system to grow with your child and family.

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Open - (H): 130cm (W): 60cm (L): 115-125cm Closed - (H): 48cm (W): 61cm (L): 97cm Weight: 21Kg

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Infababy travel systems - anyone have one?

Luckyme30 · 04/06/2020 08:41

Just as the title says I’m looking into travel systems at the moment and came accords the Infababy range:- I like the look and sound of the Infababy Moto 3-in-1 travel systems or possibly the Infababy Ultimo 3-in-1. Does anyone have this? If so would you recommend? I have a Fiat 500 X so not a massive boot but not tiny and wondered how this fits in boots etc... I don’t use public transport so that’s not an issue and I live in a town and may use for some rural areas although not massively... Thanks in advance :)

Hi yam I have ordered the Ultimo so bumping this thread. I did get a reply from someone on here who has one and loved it. All the reviews I read were very good. Which gave a terrible review but things they say make no sense so think it was a much older model so discounting it and going with all the baby awards it had one. Which said it was really heavy and didn't fold down without removing the pushchair seat and was bulky for a boot, but the reviews from people who currently have it says it is really lightweight and you can fold it with the pushchair seat attached. They also said was really really easy to fold down and which said it was a nightmare. There is a really good linger review on youtube from a 2nd time mum who has had it for 6 months and says it is brill. Check that out and look at the folded dimensions. With the Fiat boot you might struggle with any travel system tbh. X

I have the ultimo, great quality for the price but you do take off the carry cot before folding the frame, I thought this was the case with most prams? I don't have much to compare it to but so far seems really easy to use, looks a lot like the icandy peach, my friend has ordered the Moto for something a bit more lightweight, but I was more focused on sturdy for taking On big walks etc! I had a Citroen c1 before where the frame and carry cot wouldn't have fit in the boot, looking for a new car at present so just going to bring it along to test fit when I buy! The evo model would have been my second choice if I was keeping my old car, seems a lot more like the bugaboo style and a bit smaller/lighter xx

@Saraj09876 thank you just seen your reply! Very helpful! It’s just whether it will fit into the boot of my Fiat 500 but I do have the bigger crossover version of the Fiat 500 X so I’m thinking it’ll be a bit bigger than the standard size one! Do you think the quality is good?

Yeah the quality is really good! Sorry I can't be much help on the size! I have no car boot at the moment for reference! Xx

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