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Choosing Between a Pram and Travel System

A travel system is a great option for those looking for a pram that grows with your family. They usually come with a car capsule and a bassinet or carrycot for infants, and usually include a pushchair seat for older infants.

You can use the button to go in and out without having to wake your baby. There are many reasons why parents are in love with these devices.

Convenience

A travel system provides the convenience of being able to move your baby from the car to the pram without causing disturbance. This is ideal for parents who have to rush around to run errands, or go shopping. This also lets you get the most enjoyment from parks walks and road excursions without having to swap equipment for each scenario.

Some travel systems provide the option of facing your child or reversible pushchairs, so you can monitor your child while they sleep, keeping them comfortable and secure. A lot of them have additional features, like additional padding, ergonomic supports and storage baskets that make them an ideal option for infants.

Some travel systems can accommodate twins or a second child in the seat. This can be a great way to reduce the number strollers and car seat you'll need at home if you have an extensive family.

Many popular pram brands have infant car seat adapters, which allow you to snap in an appropriate capsule and use it as a stroller. This is a much less expensive alternative to buying separate prams for newborns, baby car seats and bassinets and carrycots.

Travel system bundles can contain everything you need to take on trips, starting from the time of birth. This includes an infant seat that fits in the carrycot or bassinet of the pram, as well as a pushchair that has an upright seat. Some bundles include additional accessories such as changing bags, raincovers and coffee cup holders.

It is also important to check the weight restrictions as some can be too heavy, which can affect functionality and safety. Avoid this by purchasing a travel system which is suitable for your child, and sticking to the recommended weight limit. Speak to an expert in your area for advice if you are unsure.