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Choosing Between a Pram and Travel System

A travel system is the perfect option for those looking for an infant car seat that grows with your family. They usually come pushchair with car seat a bassinet, car capsule or carrycot for babies. And they often have seats for older baby.

You can simply click in push chairs and prams out without having to wake your baby. Here's why many parents love these devices.

Convenience

A travel system provides the convenience of being able to move your baby from the car into the foldable pram without disturbing them. This is ideal for parents who have to rush around to run errands, or go shopping. This can also help you get the most enjoyment from the park walks and road excursions without having to swap equipment in and out for each scenario.

Some travel systems have parents facing or reversible seating option so that you can monitor your child while they sleep, ensuring they are secure and comfortable. Some have additional features like extra padding, ergonomic support and storage baskets that make them an ideal choice for newborns.

Some travel systems can be adapted to accommodate twins or a second baby in the car seat. This is a fantastic method to reduce the number of carseats and strollers you'll need at home when you have an extensive family.

Many popular pram brands have adapters for infant car seats that allow you to connect an appropriate capsule and use it as stroller. This is a more affordable option than buying a separate pram baby car seat and carrycot or bassinet.

Travel system bundles could include everything you require to go on outings beginning at the moment of birth. This includes an infant seat that fits into the carrycot or bassinet of your pram and a double pushchair that features an upright seat. Some bundles include additional accessories such as changing bags, raincovers and coffee cup holders.

It is important to know the weight limitations of the travel system bundles, as some can be too heavy and compromise safety and function. Avoid this by buying an item that is suitable for your child, and sticking to the weight limit that is recommended. Speak to an expert in your area for advice if you're not sure.