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A 2 in 1 Travel System If you want to get around with ease or want to create a modern take on a pram, an automobile seat and stroller combination is the best choice. Take a look at the specifications carefully to ensure the car seat you choose and pushchair are compatible or think about buying an adapter. Travel systems that have been tested by editors allow you to move your sleeping baby from the car to a stroller, without disturbing them. Some include a carrycot for natural sleep. Car Seat A 2 in 1 travel system comes with an infant car seat as well as a stroller that snap together. This is a great option for parents who frequently do errands or take their child on rideshares or public transport. “You will have less gear to worry about,” explains Graco spokesperson Rachel Stanton. “And it's great for families who switch between carpooling with other moms or taking public transportation.” Doona infant car seats and latch bases are a top choice, with 90 percent of Amazon reviews rating it five stars. It's a rear facing car seat that converts into a rolling jogging stroller in just a few seconds. The wheels fold underneath and it's small when not in use. The Doona can also be connected to a car's backseat using the sturdy LATCH base or to taxi-safety belt paths. This makes it a great choice for urban families. The Mamas and Papas pramette is another great car seat/stroller combination. It has the pram with a hood that opens and the front seat can be lowered so that your child can lay down for naps or meals. It comes with a large basket, cup holders and an umbrella shade for your baby's essentials. 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 take into consideration are the weight and height limits and whether the infant car seat can be used with only a backseat car belt or has an extra layer of protection with a built-in rigid LATCH system. Also look for a lock on the handle to ensure it stays secure in place and the ability to tilt the handle toward the back seatback to create an anti-rebound bar. It's important to note that travel systems work only with infant car seats. Extended-use car seats that are able to later turn forward-facing do not convert into strollers. Many moms choose to buy a separate 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. 2 in 1 pushchair come with a baby stroller that can be converted into a comfy infant carrycot. This is ideal for parents who don't want to disturb their infant while traveling. Depending on the brand it may also come with the option of a stroller and car seat combo that clicks into one another. This means that you can keep your child secure in the car seat, and then transfer them to a stroller without causing any disturbance, which is ideal for long trips and shopping malls that are crowded. A great stroller should include plenty of features to make it convenient and easy to use. It should include a large basket where you can store essentials like nappies or snacks, as well as toys and toys. It should also be able to recline to give your baby a comfortable rest. It should have an umbrella to protect your child from sun and also a lockable wheel on the front for security. It should also be light and compact for storage as well as transport to and from the car. Travel system strollers that have been evaluated by editors, for instance the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo and Chicco Keyfit Caddy, offer convenience because they connect with various top car seats. The car seats snap onto the frame to be attached and can be folded up easily. Some models have one wheel on each leg to make them more maneuverable and easier to move across different surfaces. The ideal stroller should be capable of carrying your child through the stage of toddlerhood, and beyond and allow you to continue to use it to transport them to and from activities, school and play dates. This is why you should choose a stroller that features an open-air seat that faces the world (and reclines) after your child has outgrown the car seat. If you plan on using your 2-in-1 travel system on public transportation, look for a model with an ISOFIX base to ensure that it is safe to take off and on trains or buses. Some models, such as the Doona, can even be mounted on trains and planes to make traveling with a child easier.