Choosing Between a Pram and Travel System

A travel system is an ideal choice if you're looking to buy a pram that grows with your family. They typically come with an automobile capsule, bassinet or carrycot for newborns and often have a pushchair seat for older babies.

You can simply click in and out without waking your baby. This is why parents love these devices.

Convenience

You can transfer your baby effortlessly from the car to the pram using a travel system. This is great for rushing around to run errands or go shopping. You can also make the most of the park and road trips without having to switch gears for each situation.

Certain travel systems provide the option of facing your child or reversible pushchair seats to monitor your baby as they snooze, so that they're safe and comfortable. Some come with additional features such as extra padding, ergonomic support and storage baskets. They are a great choice for newborns.

Some travel systems can be adapted to accommodate twins or a second baby in the seat. If you have a large family, this can really help reduce the number of strollers and car seats you have to keep in the house.

If you are looking to build your own travel system, a lot of famous brands of prams have infant car seat adapters that permit you to fit a baby-safe capsule onto the frame and use it as a stroller. This is a less expensive alternative to buying separate prams as well as baby car seat pram seats, bassinets and carrycots.

A travel system bundle will provide you with everything you need to enjoy your outings starting at birth with a suitable infant car seat that fits into the running pram's bassinet or carrycot as well as an upright pushchair seat. Some come with additional accessories like changing bags, rain covers and coffee cup holders to ensure you are always prepared for any trip.

It is also important to check the weight restrictions of the travel system bundles as some are too heavy and affect safety and function. Avoid this by buying the right travel system suitable for your child, and sticking to the weight limit recommended by the manufacturer. If you're not sure then consult a professional in your local store for advice.