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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs are easy to transport on public transportation or to fit in the back of your car. They are also extremely compact and lightweight, making them ideal for plane travel.

This UPPAbaby model has one of the most attractive compact folds we've seen. However, it has some limitations, such as a tiny canopy and a lack of storage.

Ease of folding

When selecting a fold-up pushchair, you need to take into consideration where and how you're going to use it. If you're planning to travel with your baby on a plane, a compact, lightweight buggy is a great choice as it can fit into the overhead compartments for luggage and is typically small enough to be carried on the shoulder when unfolded. Find a single-handed fold that is easy to operate while holding your baby and a handle that is height-adjustable so parents and carers of various heights can use it comfortably. A lock wheel that swivels is a must if you are planning to take your baby on a hike. It will assist you to navigate the terrain that is uneven. Other useful features to consider include a deep recline to ensure comfortable naps on the go and an extendable canopy which provides additional sun protection.

It is important to test the pushchairs before purchasing to make sure they fold easily with one hand while holding your child. Our testers found the UPPAbaby G-Luxe to be particularly good with its clever mechanism that concertinas down to a slimmer, sleeker package than an umbrella. It also has a convenient compartment for keys and phones and the ability to recline the seat with one touch, which is ideal for children who prefer to nap while on the move.

Some of the smallest fold up pushchairs are designed to be used starting at birth, and include a lie-flat seat or an option to add an additional carrycot, so they're ideal for young babies who prefer to sleep during the daytime. If you're planning to use your travel system right from the beginning, a one-click attachment system for a car seat for infants is also an essential feature.

The Cybex Libelle is the smallest and lightest of the bunch. It folds even smaller than its YOYO2 counterpart the YOYO2, (only 4cm thicker) and is easy to carry at only 6kg. It's also super-easy to use, with a simple one-hand fold and recline that's perfect for toddler naps. This model is a great choice for hikers, since it has a large front swivel tire that can be able to handle any terrain.

One-Handed folding

It's always recommended to have a folding pushchair, whether you're walking around, taking public transport, or flying to a foreign country with your child. It's not ideal to have to fold a complex travel system and manage a child as well as all of their essentials, like keys, shopping bags, and other items. This is the reason why one-handed strollers and pushchairs are the most preferred choice for parents.

As the name suggests it is a pushchair that folds one hand. can be collapsed with just the touch of one button or two. Some models require more effort or even two hands, but the convenience of the process makes them still a breeze to carry and store away. They are also lightweight which makes them easier to carry around or store in tight space.

One of the best examples is the G-Luxe model from UPPAbaby. This model is among the easiest to fold using one hand in our roundup. It only requires pulling a lever on the chassis. It stands in its own way when folded, and is ideal to store in the corner of a cafe or the foyer.

Another model that has simple, one-handed folding is the Bugaboo Bee. It's one of the first pushchairs that fold compactly. While it's larger than other options the Bugaboo Bee still has an easy and compact fold. It also comes with a variety of fantastic features, including the deep reclining seat as well as an expandable UPF50+ canopy to ensure your child is protected on sunny days.

Some of these compact-folded pushchairs are specifically designed for toddlers and older children. However there are many options to use starting from the time of birth. These pushchairs have seats that can be completely or partially lied-flat and Fold Up Pushchair some come with a baby car seat. MFM's Gemma has traveled with her son in a Babyzen YOYO - one of the first strollers of its kind. It's still a favorite. It's smaller than other buggy types but it's still very easy to maneuver. It can be incorporated into the allowance for cabin baggage of most airlines.

Lightweight

When a pushchair folds down it takes up very little space, and is usually very light too. This is especially the case for umbrella-folded pushchairs which weigh less than 20 pounds. They are great for short walks on flat surfaces or pavements and for transportation between your car and others' houses. These are also a good choice if you do not need an all-terrain stroller and prefer to use your stroller only on flat surfaces.

Consider getting air-filled tyres for use with your compact folding pushchair in rough terrain, on sand, or on slippery surfaces. They're a bit heavier than normal tyres, but they'll offer better traction and grip. It's important to keep in mind that the extra weight will increase the size of your pushchair.

Many of the lightweight pushchairs were made for older toddlers and infants that can sit up independently However, there are more that are suitable from the age of. Models like the Mamas & Papas Airo have an area that can be laid flat and can be used in conjunction with a car seat for infants or a carrycot (sold separately). Some compact-fold strollers can be transformed into double buggys by using an accompanying stroller board. This is a great option for Grandma and Grandad.

Many of the best lightweight pushchairs are easy to use. Some pushchairs can be opened or closed with the press of one button. Others have more complex mechanisms, but still take up a small amount of space. Some have a wrist strap that allows you to the pushchair in place even when it's folded. This can make a big difference in the ease of move.

The 3D Lite stroller from Contours is a great example of a compact stroller packed with features. It has a large basket and plenty of padding adjustable height of the handlebar (for parents who are tall and short) and a reclining seating and a huge canopy to protect. Additionally, it's extremely light and comes with a handy carry bag.

Compact

One of the main things you should take into consideration when choosing a pushchair suitable from birth is how compact it will be when folded. Certain pushchairs come with a compact fold, whereas others are more spacious based on the overall dimensions and features.

A pushchair's compactness may also be a consideration if you intend to travel with it. There are models that fold down to the smallest size and even into a pouch, so they can be easily stashed away in the boot of a car or taken on a plane as baggage in the cabin. If you're planning to travel frequently or live in a place where you aren't able to use a large stroller on a daily basis This is the ideal solution for you.

Some of the best pushchairs to consider are those that feature easy, hassle-free folding process that can be performed using just one hand. The Babyzen YOYO was the first of its kind and has since been copied but stands out due to its unique design and its superior performance.

The Babyzen YOYO has an impressively tiny fold and is only slightly larger than most hand luggage allowances, making it perfect for travelling with. It can be used at the airport between the flight's departure and landing it.

For a more spacious and compact pushchair, look at the Mamas and Papas Airo. The seat reclines fully and there's plenty of padding to keep your child comfortable. It can be used at birth, if you want to, with the addition of a baby cocoon pack or carrycot (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ can also be used as a lightweight stroller for everyday use. It has a compact fold that can be placed upright when not in use. However it's not as straightforward to use as other models and can make lots of noise when you adjust the canopy, which could wake up your baby.