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A 2 in 1 Travel System A car seat and stroller combination is the best choice for those who want to travel comfortably or create a contemporary version of the traditional pram. Make sure to check the specifications to ensure that your stroller and car seat are compatible or consider purchasing an adaptor. Editor-tested travel systems allow you to transfer your newborn baby in a seamless manner from the car to the stroller, without having to disturb them. Some travel systems have the option of a carrycot that encourages the natural sleeping. Car Seat A 2-in-1 travel system that includes an infant car seat and a stroller that snaps together. This is a great solution for parents who often make errands, or take their baby on rideshares or public transport. “You'll have less equipment to deal with,” explains Graco spokeswoman Rachel Stanton. “And it's perfect for families that alternate between carpooling with other moms and using public transportation.” Doona infant car seats and latch bases are a top option, with 90 percent of Amazon reviews giving it five stars. It's a rear-facing car seat that converts into a rolling stroller—the transition is a matter of seconds. When not in use, the wheels can be folded away and it is compact. The Doona can also be connected to a car's backseat using the rigid LATCH base, or to taxi-safety belt paths. This makes it a great choice for urban families. The Mamas & Papas Pramette is yet another great car seat/stroller, which includes a pram that has a hood and front seat that open to let you lay your child down for naps or for feedings. It has a spacious basket with cup holders to store everything your baby needs, plus a parent tray and sun shade. The stroller seat can recline in a variety of positions, and it can even be flat so that your child will be comfortable on every ride. Other important car seat features to be considered are the weight and height limits, as well as whether the infant car seat can be used with only the backseat belt or comes with an additional layer of protection, with a built-in rigid LATCH system. Find a lock for the handle to secure the handle in position. You can also tilt the handle towards the seatback in the rear to create an anti-rebound bar. Travel systems are only suitable for infant car seats. Extended-use car seats, which can be turned forward-facing later, are not able to snap into strollers. Many moms choose to buy an additional car seat and stroller when their child has outgrown an infant seat. Stroller A stroller is a vital piece of equipment for any new parent. Some travel systems include a baby stroller that can be converted into a comfy infant carrycot. This is perfect for parents who do not want to disturb their infant while traveling. Certain brands also provide the option of a car seat and stroller combination that can be connected. This lets you keep your child in the car seat while transferring them to the stroller without disrupting them. A quality stroller must include plenty of features that make it convenient and easy to use. 2 in 1 pram should come with a large basket where you can keep essentials such as nappies as well as snacks, toys and other items. It should also be in a position to recline to provide your baby a comfortable rest. It should also include a good canopy to protect your baby from sun, and a lockable front wheel to ensure safety. In addition, it should be lightweight and fold compactly for storage or transporting to and from the car. Travel system strollers that have been tested by editors, for instance the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo and Chicco Keyfit Caddy, offer convenience due to their ability to connect with a variety of top car seats. The car seats snap onto the frame to be connected and folded quickly. Some have one wheel on each leg, making them easier to maneuver and roll over different surfaces. The ideal stroller will be able to endure throughout toddlerhood and beyond if you require it to continue to transport your child to and from school, activities and play dates. For this reason, look for a model that has a seat that faces the world (and reclines) when your child is no longer in the car seat. If you intend to use your 2-in-1 travel system on public transportation, look for one with an ISOFIX base, which makes it safe to take off and on buses or trains. Some models, such as the Doona can be installed on planes and trains to make traveling with a child more convenient.