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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs are easy to transport on public transportation or fit in the back of your car. They are also very lightweight and compact which makes them ideal for plane travel.

This UPPAbaby model is one of the most attractive compact folds we've seen. However, it has some limitations, such as a tiny canopy and a lack of storage.

Folding is easy

When selecting a fold-up pushchair, you must consider how and where you're going to use it. If you'll be travelling with your baby on a plane an incredibly compact and lightweight buggy is a good option as it can be tucked in the overhead luggage compartments and is typically small enough to be carried on your shoulder when folded. Find an easy-to-use fold that's simple to operate while holding your little one and a handle that is height-adjustable so that carers and parents of different heights can comfortably use it. If you're going to be hiking with your baby the swivel lock wheel is essential for maneuvering over uneven terrain. Check for features such as an extended recline that allows the baby to sleep comfortably while you're moving and an extended sun canopy.

It's important to test the pushchairs before buying to make sure that they can be folded using one hand while holding your child. Our testers found the UPPAbaby G-Luxe to be particularly good thanks to its innovative mechanism that concertinas down into a compact size that is smaller than an umbrella. It also has a handy pocket for stashing keys and phones and a one-touch seat recline that's ideal for kids who like to sleep in the middle of the road.

A few of the smallest fold up pushchairs are designed to be used starting at birth and offer a lie-flat seat or the option for an additional carrycot, so they're great for babies who need to sleep during the daytime. If you plan to utilize your travel system from the beginning, a single click attachment system for your infant Car Seat is a must.

The Cybex Libelle is the smallest and lightest of the bunch. It folds smaller than its rival, the YOYO2, (only 4cm thicker) and is easy to carry with just 6kg. It is also easy to use, with a one-hand fold and the seat can recline for toddler naps. This model is a great choice for hikers since it comes with a huge front swivel tire that is able to handle any terrain.

One-Handed folding

When you're going for an afternoon stroll in the park, speeding around town on public transport or jetting off to foreign shores with a baby it's a good idea to have a pushchair that folds up easily. It can be difficult to manage the child keys, shopping bags, keys and other everyday necessities while attempting to fold a complicated travel system is not ideal therefore pushchairs that can be folded with one hand strollers are often the most popular choices for parents.

One-handed fold pushchairs can collapse by pressing the button or buttons. Some models may require more effort, or even two hands. However, the convenience of this method makes them easy to use and store. They are also lightweight, making it easier to transport or to store in small spaces.

The G-Luxe from UPPAbaby is a great model. This model features one of the easiest one-handed folds that we have seen in our round up, with an easy and smooth operation that involves only pulling on the lever on the bottom of the chassis. It can also stand up on its own, making it perfect to store in the corner of a cafe or a foyer.

Another model that features simple, one-handed folding is the Bugaboo Bee. This is one of the original compact fold pushchairs, and despite being larger than some other options it has a simple, easy to use fold. It also has a range of great features, including the deep reclining seat as well as an UPF50+ canopy that can be expanded to ensure your child is protected on hot days.

Some of these pushchairs are designed for toddlers or older infants However, there are numerous models that can be used as early as birth. These pushchairs have a seat that can be fully or partially lie-flat and some even come with a baby car seat. MFM's Gemma has traveled with her son in a Babyzen YoYO - one of the first buggys of its kind. It's still a popular. It has a slightly smaller fold than others, but it's extremely easy to maneuver and fits into the cabin luggage allowance on a majority of airlines.

Lightweight

When a pushchair deals folds down, it takes up a tiny space, and is usually extremely light. This is especially true of umbrella-folding pushchairs that typically weigh under 20 pounds. They are perfect for short walks on flat surfaces or pavements and for transporting between your car and other homes. They're also a good option for those who don't want to purchase an all-terrain buggy but are content with your egg pushchair sale on flat surfaces.

Consider getting air-filled tyres for use with your compact pushchair on difficult terrain, on sand or on slippery surfaces. They're a little heavier than regular tyres however they'll provide better traction and grip. The extra weight does add to the overall pushchair size however, so it's important to be aware of that.

Many of the lightweight pushchairs were made for older toddlers and infants that can sit up independently However, there are more that are suitable for babies from birth. Models like the Mamas & Papas Airo have a seating area that is flat and can be paired with a car seat for infants or additional carrycot (sold separately). Some compact-fold strollers can be transformed into double buggys with the help of an accompanying stroller board. This is ideal for Grandma and Grandad.

A lot of the top lightweight pushchairs are simple to operate. Some pushchairs can be opened or closed with the press of a single button. Some have more complicated mechanisms, but they take up little space. Some pushchairs come with wristbands that allow users to hold the pushchair even when it's folded. This makes it easier to maneuver.

While some lightweight pushchairs can be very stripped down and uninspiring, the 3D Lite from Contours is a fantastic example of how a tiny stroller can be loaded with of features. There's also a decently-sized basket, lots of padding, adjustable handlebars (for parents who are tall or short) and a huge protective canopy. It's also very lightweight and comes with a convenient bag.

Compact

One of the main things you will need to take into consideration when choosing a pushchair stroller is the size of the pushchair when folded. Some models have a tiny fold while others are more spacious depending on their overall size and the features they have.

Compactness is also important if you plan to travel with your pushchair. Some models can fold down to a compact size, or even into bags which makes them easy to store in the boot of your car or carry on an airplane. This is ideal for those who travel often or live in an urban area, where you can't take a larger stroller with you all the time.

The most effective pushchairs to consider are those that feature a smooth, fuss-free folding process that can be completed by using only one hand. The Babyzen YOYO was the first of its kind and has since been copied, but it still stands out due to its innovative design and its superior performance.

The Babyzen YOYO is a great choice for travel as it has folds that are incredibly small and just a little larger than the majority of hand luggage allowances. It can be used at the gate between boarding your flight and catching it.

For a more spacious compact pushchair, look at the Mamas and Papas Airo. The seat reclines fully and there's plenty of padding to make your child feel comfortable. It can be used from birth, with the addition of an infant cocoon or carrycot pack (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ is another great option for a day-to-day lightweight buggy that has an extremely compact fold and can be positioned upright when it's not in use. It's not as easy-to-use as other models, and it's able to create a lot more noise when you adjust its canopy. This can cause your baby to wake up.