subject: 6 Hot Tips For Buying Pushchair Travel Systems [print this page] Your best bet not to wake up the baby would be to get pushchair travel systems which is a pushchair that is compatible with car seats that are rear facing. They also come with a car seat and with a carrycot in place. Both the car seat and the carrycot cane easily click in and out of the pushchair and you dont have to wake a sleeping baby. It is affordable and economical to have so many features packed together. But there are ways of going about buying the stuff.
Take car measurement
You should ensure that a travel system you choose fits well in your car and is easy to take in and out if the car as well as on and off the pushchair. The pushchair travel system you choose should be able to fit well and be suitable for your car. Your best bet would be to take the measurements first before shopping for a travel system.
Compare price and features
Check the price of all the systems either online or at stores near you and compare the features as well. The pushchair travel systems should be checked for accessories like rain covers and foot muffs. Check whether they are included in the price tag or if they ask for extra money to add them on with the price. They are great assets during the winter months.
Storage area
Check whether there is a travel system option as it can be far cheaper. It will cost you more if you have to buy it separately. These systems need to be compact and you should also check the area where you need to store them. If they are too bulky and heavy as most of them are, they can take up unnecessary space as well.
Seating positions
The pushchair has to recline completely flat for your newborn. All pushchairs are not the same as they offer a wide variety of seating positions that can range from the flat to sitting up. They could also be front or rear facing as well. For pavements, solid wheels are better, while bumpy terrain requires a tyre.
Adjustable handlebars
The handlebars have to be adjustable according to the height that is comfortable for you and partner. Some have a separate chassis and a seat unit while others combine the features. It should be easy to carry as you would have to move from your house to your car.
Prepare for another car soon
The problem with the travel system is that your baby will grow quickly in a matter of nine to twelve months and could weigh 10 kgs or more. You may have to go for another car just for the pushchair which is another added expense that you have to factor in. Try fitting the chassis in all the pushchair travel systems before buying as it is not always easy.
