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A 2 in 1 Travel System A stroller and car seat combination is the best choice for those who want to travel easily or create a modern version of the traditional pram. Read the specs carefully to ensure your car seat and pushchair are compatible, or think about buying an adaptor. Editor-tested travel systems let you transport your newborn in a smooth and seamless way from the car to the stroller without having to disturb them. Some travel systems include an infant carrycot to help encourage natural sleep. Car Seat A two-in-one travel set comes with a stroller and a baby car seat that snap together. This is a great choice for parents who often make errands, or take their baby on rides or public transport. “You'll have less gear to manage,” explains Graco spokeswoman Rachel Stanton. “And 2 in 1 pram stroller for families who switch between carpooling with other moms or using public transportation.” A top pick is the Doona infant car seat and latch base, which receives an astounding 90 percent of five-star reviews on Amazon. It's a rear-facing car seat that converts to a stroller that can be turned into a rolling one. The change is quick and easy. When not in use, the wheels can be folded down and it's a small. The Doona can also be attached to a car's backseat using the sturdy LATCH base or to taxi-safety belts. This makes it a great choice for city families. The Mamas and Papas Pramette is yet another great car seat/stroller combo, with a pram that has an hood and a front seat that open to let you lay your child down to sleep or feedings. It comes with a large basket, cup holders, and an umbrella shade for your baby's necessities. The stroller seat is able to recline in various positions, and it can even be flat and your baby will be comfortable for every ride. Other important car seat features to consider are the weight and height limits as well as whether the infant car seat can be used with just a backseat car belt or comes with an additional layer of protection, with a built-in rigid LATCH system. Also, look for a lock on the handle to keep it secure in place, as well as the possibility of tilting the handle toward the back of the seatback to make an anti-rebound bar. Travel systems are only compatible with infant car seats. Extended-use car seats which can be turned to face forward later, cannot be converted into strollers. For this reason, many moms opt to get a separate stroller and car seat when their child is no longer in the infant seat. Stroller A stroller is a vital piece of equipment for any new parent. Some travel systems come with the baby pram that can be converted into a comfy infant carrycot. This is a great option for parents who don't want to disturb their baby when traveling. Some brands also offer the option of a car seat and stroller combo that can be clicked together. This allows you to keep your child in the car seat while you transfer them to the stroller without disturbing them. A quality stroller should come with numerous features that make it simple to use and practical. It should have an ample basket in which you can store essentials like nappies or snacks, as well as toys and toys. It should also be in a position to recline to provide your baby a comfortable rest. It should have an umbrella to protect your child from sun, and a lockable wheel on the front for security. It should also be lightweight and compact for storage as well as transport to and from the car. Travel system strollers that have been tested by an editor such as the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo, Chicco Keyfit Caddy and Doona Combo all offer convenience by connecting with a range of top car seats that can be attached to the frame and fold up effortlessly. Some models also have a single wheel at each leg, making them easier to manoeuvre and roll on different surfaces. The ideal stroller will be able to function throughout toddlerhood and beyond if you require it to carry your child to and from school, activities and play dates. For this reason, consider a model with an open-air seat that faces the world (and reclines) when your child is no longer in the car seat. If you are planning to use your 2-in-1 travel system on public transportation, look for models that have an ISOFIX base so it's safe to take off and on buses or trains. Some models, like the Doona can be mounted on trains and planes to make traveling with your baby easier.