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stroller and car seat travel system

Paired with the i-Juva™ infant carrier and sporting an instant gravity fold, this lightweight travel system features thoughtful details but no fuss.

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• Stroller suitable from birth to 15kg, approx 3 years
• Infant carrier suitable from birth to 13kg, approx 15 months
• Comes with Joie i-Juva™ infant carrier included for a quick and convenient travel system that’s instantly ready to roll
• Two modes in one stroller when you combine with infant carrier, so you can stroll with baby from day one and switch between car to stroller without unbuckling or waking them
• Comfortable forward facing seat allows baby to watch the world around them
• Use Maxi-Cosi® style attachment to pair with other brand infant carriers
• Joie i-Juva™ infant carrier and base come included - other infant carriers sold separately
• One-touch braking system engages quickly and securely
• SoftTouch 5-point harness features plush padded covers and adjusts to 3 heights to fit growing children
• Lie-flat recline creates a cosy, ergonomic haven from newborn to toddler
• Custom recline options keep baby comfortable and adjust smoothly with just one hand
• Adjustable leg rest with cushy calf support lets growing or tired little legs kick back comfortably
• Durable UPF 50+ and water repellent canopy provides full coverage to protect baby in any forecast
• All-wheel suspension for a smooth ride over rough surfaces
• Sleek and lightweight chassis is easy to manoeuvre with one hand on the street, in the park or up the stairs

CONVENIENCE

• Let gravity do the work – this stroller self-folds into a compact freestanding package
• Automatic fold lock secures the stroller into a compact, freestanding package that fits in small spaces
• Spacious storage basket easily accommodates everything you need to take along
• Front swivel wheels lock with the push of a button to glide easily over rough ground
• Viewing window on sun canopy allows you to check in on your child without disturbing them
• Arm bar secures the curious child who likes to lean forward as you explore and detaches so older kids can easily climb in and out

Stroller:  

Product weight: 8.71 kg  

Open Size: l 88 x w 47.5 x h 99.01 cm  

Folded Size: l 100.2 x w 47.5 x h 16.1 cm  

Infant Carrier:  

Product weight: 3.1 kg  

Product Size: 65 x w 41.5 x h 55.5 cm  

Certification: ECE R129/03  

Infant Car Seat

Joie pushchair i juva instruction manual

perfect package

Transfer your sleeping baby from car to stroller in a snap with the included i-Juva™ infant seat (no adapters needed!) – and when they’ve outgrown their carrier, this deluxe travel system transforms to meet your child’s needs with a roomy world-facing pushchair seat.

let gravity do the work

Never mind if your hands are full – just engage the fold, then gravity will tuck the stroller into a freestanding compact fold that’s perfect for small spaces.

keep naptime rolling smoothly

Conquer that to-do list as your little one naps on the go. Even brand-new babies can relax with a sheltered lie-flat recline that’s perfect for safe and ergonomic snoozing as you stroll.

smartest side impact

3 layers of foam protection in the headrest plus Guard Surround Safety protection panel

“just spin, buckle, tighten and go!” -@joie_mum123

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Smart Ride™ lock-off offers smarter security by locking the spinner seat until it’s time to transition to forward

made for life

Your baby gear should work hard for you every single day. That's why we push our products to the extreme during testing: We want to make sure they're up for any challenge you may face.

super strength materials

We use only high-quality materials in creating your gear: like aero-grade aluminium, super-strength steel and undiluted plastics.

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Joie Muze Travel System

age range: Suitable from Birth - 24kg. Juva Infant Carrier suitable from birth - 6 months

weight : Stroller: 9kg. Juva Infant Carrier: 2.6kg

wheels, seat and handle type : Single front swivel wheels lock in place as needed. SoftTouch, 5-point harness with shoulder and lower buckle covers that adjust to 3 heights. Multi-position, flat reclining seat provides backrest recline options. Multi-position calf rest has two comfy options.

dimensions assembled : 94.5L x 54W x 86.7Hcm

features: Pairs perfectly with Joie Juva Infant Seat, no adapters needed. Parent's tray with double cup holder and storage for added convenience. Snack and play child's tray pivots and fully removes for easier access to seat. Retractable hood with viewing window provides custom shade options. Free standing when folded and fits nicely in a small boot.

dimensions folded : 86.7L x 54w x 81Hcm

warranty: 12 months

• Suitable from birth with flat reclining seat
• Pairs perfectly with Joie Juva Infant Seat - included, no adapters needed
• Auto gravity fold and manual fold latch work with just one hand
• Retractable hood with viewing window provides custom shade options
• Oversized storage basket holds plenty of personal items

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The 15 best baby travel systems 2024

Joie Finiti with Calmi

Mamas and Papas Ocarro

Ickle Bubba Stomp V4

Nuna TRIV Next

Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System

Venicci Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1

Kinderkraft EVERYDAY Travel System

Silver Cross Reef pushchair

Bugaboo Fox 5

Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System and Accessories Bundle

Joie Versatrax Travel System

Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2

Ickle Bubba Eclipse

BabaBing! Raffi

Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System

Whether you're off for a walk in the woods or popping into town, the best baby travel system makes getting around with your little one easy peasy. Attach the best car seat to the pushchair frame, and you can move your baby from car to pushchair and back again, without disruption.

In general, a travel system consists of a pushchair that is compatible with a Group 0+ car seat, suitable from birth to the age of 12 months. You can easily attach or detach it from the frame, and it will either clip on top of the pushchair seat component or attach directly to the chassis with the seat component removed.

Travel systems for babies often also come with a carrycot attachment, so you can use the pushchair as a lie-flat pram. It's vital when choosing a pushchair for your baby that they can lie flat in it until they're six months old to support the healthy development of their spine and lungs.

Best travel systems at a glance: • Best overall baby travel system overall: Joie Finite With Calmi, £895 • Best baby travel system for on the go: Mamas and Papas Ocarro, £899.99 • Best for a bundle: Ickle Bubba Stomp V4, £649 • Best portable baby travel system: Venicci Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1, £999 • Best easy to handle baby travel system: Kinder Kraft Everyday Travel System, £257 • Best compact folding baby travel system: Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System, £399.99 • Best storage baby travel system: Joie Versatrax Travel System, £550

To help you out, we've picked out our favourites. Every year we thoroughly test and review the best new products on the market, including the best travel systems for babies. We can then bring you comprehensive reviews from real parents who've tried out the travel systems in real life. Our annual Mother&Baby Awards also help us bring you the best advice about current products on the market.

The best baby travel systems 2024

1. joie finiti with calmi, best overall baby travel system.

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Description

Award: Won Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2023

The Joie Finiti with Calmi bundle is suitable from birth up to 22kg, and includes a pushchair, carrycot and car seat with a base. Our tester loved that it was quick and easy to fold and unfold, and the harness on both items was also really easy to use. The Calmi isn't just a carry cot, it can be used in a car and has the security of a car seat, so there's no need to wake your sleeping baby when they're under six months, moving them from cot to car.

With an extendable UPF50+ canopy, the Joie Finiti pushchair has three backrest positions which allows for a lie-flat position, it can also be folded up with just one hand, which is very useful when you're a busy parent with your hands full.

Our mum tester said: "From the minute the Joie Finiti travel system and Calmi arrived, I was impressed, arriving in just one box each. Quick and easy to build with informative manuals, the included accessories (a cup holder, rain cover and detachable pram organiser) were a nice surprise to have included as standard. The pram is quick and easy to unfold/fold with no need to double over due to the quick release on the seat.

It folds flat with the seat attachment making it quick and easy to put up/pack away if in a rush or in bad weather. The harness is really easy to use on both items and the four various modes this system caters for meant that we could choose the best combination for us for that moment in time. The clever storage pockets built into the Calmi carrycot on both the outside and the inside meant that I was never without a blanket/comforter and could easily and quickly find the items rather than having to rummage in a changing bag."

Read our full Joie Finiti With Calmi review.

• Lightweight to push
• Ample under-seat storage
• Durable suspension
• One hand fold
• Canopy doesn't completely cover the seat when fully reclined

2. Mamas and Papas Ocarro

Best baby travel system for on the go.

www.very.co.uk

If the grandparents-to-be are chipping in, or if you've saved hard for a top-of-the-range travel system, we think every penny is well spent on this Mamas and Papas Ocarro travel system. We love the puncture-proof off-road tyres – perfect for rural adventures in style. The reversible, lie-flat pushchair seat ensures maximum comfort during snoozes on the move.

Mother&Baby tester review: "I must admit I do love this pram! I love the fact that you can put it up and down using just one hand which did make my life easier (especially when caught in the rain)! I like the fact the hood comes down quite far but there's a zip to let some air in and a flap to check on your baby as you're pushing (my previous pushchair didn't have this) which does put your mind at ease, especially the first time you put your baby forward facing! Also, the fact that you can fold the pushchair down with the stroller seat on, and it folds down just as neat as it would without the seat is an added bonus as it saves time when out and about in the car! All in all these little features do make a huge difference!"

Read our full Mamas&Papas Ocarro review .

• Choice of colours
• One-hand fold
• Easy to carry when folded
• Dual suspension for even terrain
• Basket can be difficult to access with larger item

3. Ickle Bubba Stomp V4

Best for a bundle.

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If you've got a little more to spend on a travel system, you'll want to know you're getting more bang for your buck. The Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 ticks that box, and is sturdy and felt safe, according to our reviewer. It's achingly cool and stylish, yet the highly functional design is also great for parents with differing heights, with a fully adjustable handle. With this travel system you'll get the carrycot, seat unit, i-Size car seat and Isofix base, raincover, footmuff and changing bag all included in the price.

Mother&Baby tester review: "This pushchair was a pleasure to use! It was sturdy and felt safe. It steered well and collapsed relatively easily. It reclined nicely and the sunshade was large enough to provide good cover for my daughter. This was a great feature. I have a dog, and it pushed surprisingly well on grass and pebbles whilst walking her. The handle positioning was easy to adjust and great for my husband who is tall."

Read our full Ickle Bubba Stomp V4 review.

• Easy to connect to the car
• Lightweight
• Quite compact once folded
• Useful extras included
• Our parent testers found it hard to fold down

4. Nuna TRIV Next

Best baby travel system for assemble.

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The Nuna TRIV Next was awarded Gold for Best Travel System  at the Mother&Baby Awards 2024.

Another travel system that really looks and handles well, the Nuna TRIV Next was a hit with our tester, who found it easy to assemble, and was impressed at how simple it was to change the positions. The all-season seat keeps your baby warm in winter and converts to breathable mesh in summer, while the rain cover provides extra protection no matter the weather. This travel system is also compact when folded, and will stay standing by itself which is a huge bonus to many.

Our mum tester said: "The assembly process of the pushchair was so easy, I was able to assemble the pushchair alone at 40+2 weeks pregnant. I also tried out a few of the different seat positions, and changing to the collapsible carrycot the first time I set it up and I was really impressed with how simple that was to do. It all felt very good quality, especially the stylish colour scheme of black, really set off by the brown leatherette handle and front bar."

Read our full Nuna TRIV Next review

• Easy to use and super straightforward assemble
• Great colour scheme
• Suspension isn't great
• Travel cot hood cover is hard to get zipped up

5. Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System

Best baby travel system for quick interchanges.

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The Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System was awarded Silver for Best Travel System  at the Mother&Baby Awards 2024.

If you're looking for a travel system to use in towns or cities, then the Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System could be what you're looking for. Our tester thought it was easy to use and folded down really small, even fitting into a small car with room to spare. This product has a long lifespan, lasting from birth to four years, and comes with a carrycot, seat unit, car seat (with adapters), changing bag, foot muff, insect netting and rain covers.

Our mum tester said: "This is a great travel system for towns and cities. It was really easy to put together with clear instructions and it’s easy and quick to interchange the different components. The pushchair and bassinet are great, folding down nice and small so that they fit easily even in a small car such as a Fiesta, with a bit of room to spare!"

Read our full Venicci Upline 3in1 + Isofix Base Travel System review.

• Modern design and luxurious finish
• Water-repellent fabric
• Large with solid wheels
• Cozy footmuff included
• Adjustable footrest

6. Venicci Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1

Best baby travel system for simplicity.

www.argos.co.uk

Award: Won Silver in the Mother&Baby Awards 2023

The Venicci Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1 travel system won a silver award at the 2023 M&B Awards, and with good reason. One reviewer said she loved the one-hand fold, and how it was compact too. It has a lightweight frame, easy-to-fold mechanism and modern design, as well as having a pram, car seat and carrycot included, it comes complete with all the accessories needed to make going out and about with your little one as easy as possible. These include a footmuff, changing bag with mat, rain cover and mosquito net.

One mum said: "This product is extremely user-friendly. Everything about the pushchair is easy to do, with strong smooth mechanisms. The pushchair seat and bassinet are both really easy to attach and detach. Everything feels great quality. It is so easy to fold and unfold the pushchair with one hand and there is no need to remove the seat which is so handy for me. The fold is nice and compact too which is great and it stands freely. The nice big chunky wheels make it great for all terrain and it is really smooth to push."

Read our full Tinum SE Stylish Black 3in1 review.

• One-handed folding
• Looks stylish
• Some mums struggled at first to attach the car seat to the base

7. Kinderkraft EVERYDAY Travel System

Best baby travel system for easy use.

Award: Won Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2022

Kinderkraft EVERYDAY is a multifunctional 2-in-1 baby stroller with a large carrycot (with a handle) and a soft mattress; it has bamboo viscose fibres in the cover for good ventilation and antibacterial properties. Our reviewer loved that it has good suspension and is easy to use on different terrains. Together with the Kiddy Evoluna car seat, this makes a comprehensive travel system and the car seat lies flat, both inside and outside the car. *At the time of writing, the travel system which won our award was no longer available, but we have linked through to the 2-in-1 pushchair.

Mother&Baby tester review: "This is a great pram to use as the bassinet sits higher up than others. This means it is easier to see the baby and also lift them in and out. It has good suspension and is relatively easy to use on different terrains. The sunshade is excellent and clips on to the hood and base of the bassinet meaning good shade cover. There is a useful cupholder and also storage pocket within the bassinet for keys/phones etc."

Read our full Kinderkraft EVERYDAY Travel System review .

• Easy to use and adjust
• Spacious basket
• Good suspension for different terrains
• Quite heavy
• Doesn't come with anything to hold the stroller in place once folded to keep it compact

8. Silver Cross Reef pushchair

Best baby travel system for newborns.

The Silver Cross Reef pushchair is an multi-terrain travel system, which is suitable from newborn to 22kg. Our reviewer thought the system was well designed and sturdy, and loved the one-hand fold, but one downside is its weight. This might be an issue for those who have had a c-section, or struggle moving heavier objects out of a car boot. However, the car seat is very sturdy and comfortable and was a hit with the tester's baby.

Mother&Baby tester review: "If you find that you are comfortable with the weight then you would be hard-pressed to find a better travel system out there. It is very well designed, intuitive to use, safe, sturdy, secure, user-friendly and very good to look at."

Read our full Silver Cross Reef review .

• Feels safe and sturdy
• Looks and feels luxurious
• Well-designed and user-friendly

9. Bugaboo Fox 5

Best baby travel system for style.

www.bugaboo.com

If you're looking for something that uses sustainable products, then the Bugaboo Fox 5 could be the right travel system for you. It is a versatile and stylish solution for parents seeking a premium pushchair. Our tester loved its lightweight design, and it seamlessly transitions between a comfortable carrycot for infants and a reversible seat for older children. The Bugaboo Fox 5 features a robust chassis, all-terrain wheels, and adjustable suspension for a smooth ride. Its modular design and high-quality materials make it a top choice for modern, active parents.

Dad tester Ashley said: "It is impeccably well-designed, managing to be both totally functional and stylish. The fact that sustainable products have been used to manufacture it is a huge plus point in this modern age. The suspension system makes the ride silky smooth and coupled with the lightness and quality steering makes it very easy to push and manoeuvre."

Read our full Bugaboo Fox 5 review

• Stylish appearance
• Lightweight but strong
• Brilliant steering and handling
• Fits into the boot without removing the seat
• Can be difficult to first put together

10. Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System and Accessories Bundle

Best baby travel system for vibrant design.

Rrp: £ 599.95

One thing about Cosatto products is you can never call them boring. Their fun designs are perfectly eye-catching for parents and kiddies too, and this travel system, the Cosatto Giggle 3in1 Travel System & Accessories Bundle, is no different. The bundle includes the chassis, convertible pram to seat unit, car seat (with adaptors) and raincover. Our tester thought it was brilliant for the price, but would have liked a larger basket and felt the rails scratched too easily.

Mother&Baby tester review: "I am very pleased with my pram. It looks amazing and it is easy to drive. I have tried it so far on the pavement but went off-road too. My little one loves to observe cute foxes inside. There is only a couple of downsides: rails are a little too easy to scratch and the basket could be bigger. However I highly recommend this pram, you can't get a better design at this price. Love it!"

• Three wheels for easy manoeuvrability
• Lightweight chassis
• UPF100+ protection sunshade hood
• Storage basket could be bigger

11. Joie Versatrax Travel System

Best baby travel system for excellent storage.

www.naturalbabyshower.co.uk

The Joie Versatrax is another stylish travel system, which is free-standing when folded. Appealing to those who are eco-conscious, this travel system is made from 153 recycled bottles. It comprises of a carrycot, infant carrier and stroller, and was easy to push according to our tester. Along with the travel system, you'll get a raincover, bumper bar, cupholder and adapters.

Mother&Baby tester review: "My son found this buggy really comfortable and had no problems falling and staying asleep in it. I found it really easy to push and liked the colour and materials used, it felt really stylish. I particularly liked the large basket that was easy to access and the fact that the buggy was really easy to push and was a smooth ride for my son."

Read our full Joie Versatrax Travel System review .

• Easy to use
• Large basket
• Sturdy build
• Excellent foldability
• Carry handle included
• Not as easy to adjust compared to other prams
• Quite big in size

12. Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2

Best stream-lined baby travel system.

The Maxi-Cosi Zelia Luxe 2 pushchair is the perfect 2-in-1 pushchair for cool, relaxed city living. This travel system can fit into a small flat without compromising your baby's comfort, and is suitable for newborn to 3.5 years. The Maxi-Cosi Zelia 2 pushchair is the second version of the Maxi-Cosi Zelia stroller, which won bronze in the Mother&Baby Awards in 2019.

Our testers thought it was better suited as a second pushchair, as it wasn't as robust as some of the market, and more suited to a city environment.

Mother&Baby Tester review: "I really loved the Zelia Travel System. It was lovely to steer and push and easy to slot into place. I especially like that it is suitable for all ages. I like that I have the option to use it if I were to have another child with the Pebble Plus car seat. This is a bonus as it's so much easier to have it all as one rather than separate car seats and buggies."

Read our full Maxi-Cosi Zelia review.

• Good value for money
• Comfy and cosy
• Fairly compact fold
• Rain cover included
• Could be sturdier

13. Ickle Bubba Eclipse

Best all-in-one baby travel system.

Another travel system with a one-hand fold, loved by our reviewers, is the Ickle Bubba Eclipse. This travel system won the silver M&B award last year and with good reason. Our reviewers found it to be appealing to look at with easy-clean fabrics and a very spacious basket. They also said they would definitely recommend it because it is reasonably priced and features everything you might need. A brilliant addition is the Bubba Board, a built-in board, which can hold another child weighing up to 20kg.

Mother&Baby tester review:  "The pram is very easy to fold up (with one hand) and unfold. The under pram basket is very spacious. But in addition to this, the change bag that comes with the pram is also huge and attaches neatly on the back. Easy to access both the change bag and basket on the go. The pram is very stable - even with a full change bag attached to the back, it did not tip when my toddler was stood up in the seat." 

Read our full Ickle Bubba Eclipse review .

• Easy to clean and use
• Simple to fold
• Spacious storage basket
• Could do with a handlebar brake

14. BabaBing! Raffi

Best trending baby travel system.

The BabaBing! Raffi looks stylish and one reviewer thought that it was amazing quality for the price, however this travel system doesn't come with a car seat, which would be an extra cost. But it does come with a number of accessories, as well as the carrycot and seat unit, it also comes with a 2-in-1 raincover, a waterproof footmuff and car seat adapters.

One review said: "The Raffi Pushchair is perfect for my little one due this year, and such amazing quality for the price. Everything comes with it which makes life so much easier, its easy to use and has a nice sturdy frame but isn't too heavy. I really love it, and can't wait to use it."

• Sturdy one-hand fold
• Generous storage basket
• Reasonably lightweight

15. Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System

Best baby travel system for a compact fold.

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Award: Won Bronze in the Mother&Baby Award2022

The Rose Gold Marble Belgravia Travel System was designed with celeb mum Dani Dyer as part of her Cherish range. It's design adapts as your family grows and includes a bassinet which can attach to the stroller frame for family strolls and fresh air, eventually progressing to the reversible seat.

Like the Ickle Bubba, it comes with a built-in buggy board for tots and detachable wheels for compact storage at home or on the go. It is also really well priced for such a versatile product, and folds down to a compact size, perfect when you have a lot to fit in your boot!

Mother&Baby tester review:  "This travel system is amazing. It's so easy to put up and fold with one hand, and switch between seat styles, which is everything you need In a travel system. The fact it all comes as a package and you don't need to worry about finding the correct accessories anywhere else, the box has it all. The shopping basket being large with zips is a godsend."

Read our full Dani Dyer Belgravia Travel System review .

• Compact fold
• Easy to use and fold
• Larger seat for prolonged use
• Stunning style
• Some parents didn't even consider it gender-neutral in design

What to look for in the best travel system

Convenience is the main benefit, as you can transfer your baby to and from a pushchair without removing them from their car seat. This is less disruptive for your child and saves time and stress. A travel system is often more expensive and sometimes bulkier than a standard pushchair, so it's only worthwhile if a car is your main form of transport.

It's important to keep in mind that different travel systems are compatible with different car seats, although there is some crossover. The most important thing about buying the best travel system is to make sure it will fit in your car.

Here are some things to look out for when considering your purchase.

Shopping basket

A big basket is essential! It should be large enough to hold everything you need when you're out with your baby, including the rain cover and your baby changing bag . The basket should be accessible, even when the carrycot is attached, or the pushchair seat is fully reclined.

Seat recline

The recommended sleeping position for babies is flat on their back, so a pushchair seat that reclines fully flat is a must for naps in the pushchair. It should be easy (and quiet!) to adjust with your baby in the seat.

A height-adjustable handlebar ensures the pushchair is comfortable for you, your partner or anyone else who might use it regularly. Check that it's easy to adjust and comfortable to hold.

Is the car seat included in the price, or do you have to buy it separately? Factor in the price of the base, too, and don't forget car-seat adaptors to attach it to the chassis.

Babies shouldn't sit in car seats for more than two hours at a time - we've looked at the research into how long a baby should stay in a car seat - including when it's attached to a pushchair chassis. Choose a travel system with a comfy lie-flat carrycot. Your baby will outgrow it by six months old, so check how bulky it is to store – some are cleverly designed to convert to an upright seat.

Seat direction

A travel system with a reversible seat unit means you can choose which way your baby faces. A parent-facing seat encourages your baby's communication skills, but an inquisitive toddler might prefer to face where they're going. There are regulations and advice on how to keep your baby rear-facing for longer .

Accessories

Some travel systems come with coordinating accessories such as a footmuff or change bag. Think about which ones you actually need and whether they're included in the price.

Fold mechanism

A travel system will be in and out of your car boot. Choose one that's compact and easy to fold, leaving room for shopping or luggage.

The brake should be comfortably positioned and easy to operate without the risk of applying it by accident or scuffing your shoes. Check how reliable it feels and whether it's easy to release.

All-terrain wheels make for easy manoeuvrability on muddy walks. Smaller, solid wheels make light work of city pavements and shiny shop floors. If you're likely to switch between different types of terrain, go for lockable, swivel wheels.

Do I need a baby travel system?

A baby travel system can be convenient has they come with all the travel essentials you need for your baby. They are often good value, however if you buy an ISOFIX car seat to stay in your car, you wouldn't need a travel system that comes with a car seat.

What other things do I need to consider when buying a baby travel system?

Not all infant car seats can be attached to all pushchairs, and you may need to buy adaptors. If you'd prefer an i-Size car seat, which sits your baby in the safer rear-facing position until they are at least 15 months old, you'll need to choose a pushchair frame that's compatible. If you want to keep your child rear-facing in the car beyond 15 months, you'll need an extended rear-facing car seat. However, these are designed to stay in your car, so a travel system isn't an option.

The car seat will either clip on top of the pushchair's seat component or attach directly to the chassis with the seat component removed. Adapters are sometimes required to fix the car seat onto the pushchair or chassis. Check if these are included. If they aren't, find out what the additional cost will be.

What about the pushchair?

A travel system often has a seat component that enables it to be used as a 'normal' pushchair. Many mums use the car seat clipped into the frame when their baby is very young, using the larger seat component as their little one grows. If you intend to keep your newborn in the pushchair for long periods, you will need a travel system with a fully reclining seat component.

Newborns should only remain in car seats for a few hours at a time, as lying horizontally is better for their breathing and healthy spine development. Some travel systems also offer the option of a pram-style carrycot. While this can add expense, the carrycot can double as a Moses basket and portable travel cot.

Can you use a travel system for toddlers?

Only Group 0+ car seats will fit on the travel system. These will be outgrown at around 12-15 months. Most mums will continue to use the travel system with the seat component fitted after that.

For toddlers, a seat that reclines for naps is useful, but it doesn't have to be fully horizontal. Some pushchair seats are reversible, so your baby can face you, to begin with, but face outwards to get a better view of the world as they get older. For older children, you may want to look into the best car seat for 4-year-olds .

How easy is it to fold?

All travel systems fold up so that they can be stowed in a car boot. Try out the folding mechanism in the shop – your 'tricky' might be another person's 'easy'. Consider that you may sometimes need to hold your baby while you fold and unfold the chassis. You'll also have to lift the folded pushchair chassis in and out of the car boot, so consider its weight – anything over 10kg could be a struggle.

How big is your car boot?

Travel systems are more compact than ever, but some models are still pretty bulky to allow for all the extra functionality they offer. Before you buy one, check it fits in your car boot. You can always remove the carrycot or seat unit from the chassis and store it on your back seat. Although, this will limit space in your car for other passengers.

Can I use a second hand travel system?

While it can be perfectly fine to use a second hand travel system, it is not advised to use a second hand car seat unless you are absolutely sure that it has never been in an accident.

It would be advisable to only use second hand if it's from a very close relative or friend.

What is the difference between a 2in1 and 3in1 travel system?

A 3in1 travel system includes a car seat, carry cot and a pushchair all on the same frame, where as a 2in1 would only include the car seat and pushchair.

The bonus to both is that they are interchangeable with a car seat, which can be handy when you're out of the house and don't want to disturb your baby if they fall asleep.

Emily Gilbert  is the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby and has written for the website and previously the magazine for six years. Specialising in product reviews, Emily is the first to know about all the exciting new releases in the parenting industry.

Joie Chrome review

• Sonali Hindmarch

In a nutshell

A versatile travel system that will take your baby from birth through to toddlerhood for a great price.

What we tested

• Incredible value for money, great basket, folds up small.
• The wheels don’t swivel smoothly, difficult to carry on and off public transport without help.

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British brand Joie has one simple mission - to make ‘better, safer, stronger’ parenting products that are less work and more fun.

Despite being a new player on the market Joie has recently become a company of firsts, having created the first UK government certified i-Size car seat - the i-Anchor , last year.

Aside from its award-winning car seat collection, Joie also produces a series of buggies, highchairs, travel cots and bouncers.

A part of its increasing collection, the Chrome is a versatile parent and world-facing travel system. Suitable from birth, when used with the separate carrycot, it is one of the cheapest in the lightweight buggies on the market.

The Chrome is sold on being lightweight, but how light is it?

The first thing you should know about the Joie Chrome is that while it’s small in stature, at 9.58kg it isn’t as lightweight as others in its category.

I take public transport a lot. And tube stations without step-free access means I have to rely on the kindness of strangers to help me get this buggy down onto the platform.

I can’t carry it on my own up and down the stairs.

So how small is it?

Size-wise, it’s quite compact. It certainly folds down small (80.8 (L) x 56.5 (W) x 26 (H) cm) in fact it folds to about the same size as my Bugaboo Bee , and takes up just over half of our boot when folded.

Tell us more about the folding.

The folding system happens to be one of my favourite features, as it’s really quick!

I can quickly put it down in restaurants to make more space. And, when I get home, putting it away in the cupboard isn’t an annoying hassle. It’s really easy!

That’s why I wouldn’t mind taking it on a flight with me. It folds down really small and would fit in most car boots easily.

How does it push?

It manoeuvres quite well on all surfaces; the pavements of my neighbourhood are narrow and populated with other mums and their buggies.

This means that any pushchair I have has to handle really well, be reactive and maneuverable and this buggy isn’t too bad, but it’s not excellent.

It isn’t a wonderfully smooth ride, but it’s not clunky and awkward either.

The Chrome has a swivel wheel lock feature that I honestly couldn’t think of a time when I’d need it. But the brake is great as it’s easy to get to and feels sturdy.

How comfortable does it feel?

It is nice and comfortable. My son prefers the upright position as he likes to see everything that’s happening and the hood is big enough to cover his eyes from the sun.

The footmuff makes it cosy for him, as do the padded back rest. When he falls asleep in it, the lie-flat position is great.

Is the Joie Chrome good value for money?

Yes, at £250 for a complete travel system with carrycot and Gemm car seat (sold separately) it is competitively cheap.

You’ll probably want to buy a colour pack to go with it – which contains the hood, footmuff and cosy covers for the straps and costs £49.99.

But it still works out to be the same price as the Mothercare Xpedior travel system and other lower-end travel systems from Graco , Bebe Confort and Mamas & Papas .

What’s in the box?

Any additional extras?

The colour pack - £50:

• Footmuff Apron
• 2 Chest Pads

Was it easy to build?

Yes, it’s incredibly easy to build. I didn’t even have to look at the instructions. The wheels just slotted on, as did the safety bar. The colour pack, which was the hood and foot-muff, were very easy to put on.

MadeForMums verdict?

The Chrome is a great value product that performs as well as, if not better, than many of its more expensive competitors. It is suitable from birth to around 19kilos and, after you’re finished with it, has a decent resale value on eBay.

If you have more than one child, the Mothercare buggy-board will also fit on the system, meaning your toddler can hop on for the ride.

It may not be as manoeuvrable as the Bugaboo Bee, mostly because of its larger wheels, but it’s a little more sturdy over kerbs and ruts for the same reason. And, of course, it’s less than half the price.

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Package Includes: Joie Chrome Pushchair Joie i-Snug 2 Meet chrome, a master multi-tasker with every mode imaginable. Total versatility with a car seat, carry cot (Sold Separately) and rearward and forward facing pushchair seat. Suitable from birth, the Chrome offers a full lie-flat position and an adjustable leg rest which creates a cocooned seating area that is simply perfect for sleepy infants and newborns. The stroller can be folded quickly and easily (with the seat facing in either direction) and reduces down to a compact and easily manageable size. The automatic fold lock keeps it safely together and once folded, it can be transported in handy ‘trolley mode’. Tested beyond the standard weight capacity, the Chrome is great for older and slightly larger children and comes with large all-terrain tyres which are perfect for uneven ground. Other features on offer come in the form of a height-adjustable handlebar, UPF 50+ sun canopy, all-wheel suspension, quick-release wheels, removable bumper bar and ShoeSaver brakes. A weightless wonder as one of the lightest i-Size certified infant carriers available. Weighing in at only 3.35 kg, this on-the-go pro is incredibly light to the touch but intensely strong in safety. Safety all around Both your kiddo and your mind can rest secure knowing your car seat meets the highest safety standards, including side impact testing and i-Size certification. Featherlight At only 3.35kg, the i-Snug 2 is one of Joie's lightest baby car seats. Made to make transports home from the hospital and from car to pushchair effortless. Ready to grow The Grow Together™ headrest allows you to create the perfect fit for baby as they grow, without having to unthread the harness.

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Moscow with a Baby or Toddler – Logistics

Want to travel to Moscow but you don’t know where to start? Already have a trip planned but your concerned about getting around the city? Here’s our favorite tips in regards to visas, airports, and getting around Moscow with a baby or toddler. Looking for activities with kids instead? Click here .

Getting to Russia

Most visitors to Russia need a visa to enter the country. You can check here to see if your exempted from needing one, but please always check with your local Russian Embassy or Consulate, as visa requirements change regularly. Since most of our readers are from the United States, this section will provide some more detail about the process for Americans applying for visas to Russia.

As of 2018, Americans generally can get either a single entry, double entry, or three year multiple entry visa for Russia. You will usually need to fill out an application form, obtain a letter of invitation (from either a travel agency, hotel, tour company, or Russian citizen), and then submit your application, passport, and letter to the nearest Russian Embassy or Consulate. We always found it easier to obtain visas with the help of a visa agency, such as ILS or other related companies.

Airports and Getting Into Moscow

Moscow is a huge city and is served by four international airports. Most likely, you will arrive at either Sheremetyevo ( SVO ) or Domodedovo ( DME ). After arrival, we have discovered several options to get into the city:

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• Taxi or Private Car (90 minutes to 3 hours): Generally it will cost between $50 and $150 for a private car transfer into the city, cheaper options may be available, but quality can vary. If you use a Taxi, some options include Uber , Yandex Taxi , or Gett Taxi . They have excellent mobile apps and are generally of good quality in our experience. We prefer to use them for intercity trips instead of airport transfers due to cost. Private Car hire is also possible, and there are several companies that offer this option. If you are booking with a travel agency, they may be able to arrange something for you. When traveling with children, we often use this option if we have a lot of luggage. If you need child car seats in your taxis, you can also look at Lingo Taxi and Detskoe Taxi .
• Bus: There is bus service to the airports, but we do not recommend it for first time visitors to Russia, as it can be easy to get on the wrong bus. We generally use buses for inter-city transportation only.

Getting Around Moscow

Moscow is a very walkable for such a large city. The city center is full of historic sites that you will want to see and walking is the easiest way to get to them. There are some very wide roads in Moscow and you will notice that many crosswalks are actually underground. Many areas have tunnels that connect a large amount of streets and sites, particularly near the Kremlin. The only problem with walking in Moscow with a baby or toddler are the perehods if you have a stroller. If you are using a baby carrier, you will find the city is easy to walk between the major sites.

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The Moscow Metro is iconic. Not only is it the easiest way to get around the city, most of the stations are sites themselves. Many metro stations are heavily adorned with many types of art and chandeliers. Moscow has been adding signs with Latin characters and English translations to help tourist navigate the city. You can get to most destinations with only one transfer. The hardest part about using the metro in Moscow with a baby or toddler is that most stations require using long escalators. This can make using a stroller challenging. There are usually stairs involved when transferring stations.

If you are riding during peak times, do not be surprised when a Muscovite steps up to help. It is expected that passengers will give up seats to the elderly, handicapped, or children. If a passenger stands up as you board and you have a baby or toddler, then that seat is for you and you will be expected to take it. Likewise if you are a healthy-looking male traveling with your family, you will be expected to give up your seat in a car without empty seats.

Buying a Ticket

You will need to get a ticket at either an automated machine or cashier. At the machines you may buy a single or double ride ticket (these tickets also cost more than higher multiple tickets). At the cashier, you can buy any number of rides or monthly, quarterly, or yearly metro passes. All tickets are usable on the metro and bus system.

Troika Card

A Troika card has been extremely useful. This is a hard plastic card that can be used for metro and bus rides, in addition to paying for several other locations in the city. The card is cheap (approximately $1) and is simply loaded with Russian rubles either in cash or via credit card. Discounted fares are automatically taken from your card when you enter the metro, bus, etc and touch it to the ticket terminal. You may purchase these at any Metro cashier. For more details on the metro and the current prices, visit their official website (Russian) . A current map of the metro is here .

Moscow has a large bus and train system that serves the entire city and outlying regions. The buses can be very useful in Moscow with a baby or toddler because they are easy to ride with a stroller. Often, travel by bus can be quicker than travel by metro depending on the destinations involved. Many of the bus stops in the center of the city now have electronic signs indicating the next bus arriving and an estimated arrival time for the next several buses. Apps such as Yandex Maps or Google Maps are often able to provide you with the specific bus and stops that you need and have been very helpful to us.

Yandex/Uber/Gett/Taxis

Moscow has a very active taxi market. We have had great success with Uber, Yandex.Taxi, and Gett – but many other options also exist in the city. Be sure to have the apps downloaded prior to your arrival for the best experience.

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Thanks in advance,

A very anxious mom

Generally, breastfeeding in public is frowned upon. You'll get the looks and lectures. And the pram is about the only way to practically manage a two-months-old on a trip. Ramps aren't, unfortunately, everywhere as they are, say, on Tokyo, but they are spreading. Still it's not exactly a rocket science to manage a couple of steps, so you'll be okay. Formula and diapers are readily available, and most ladies' rooms are equipped with changing tables.

Breastfeeding usually is ok if baby's head and breast is comered. So a park bench and a scarf over solves the problem. Public transport - too many people around and noise. Well, Russians have kids as well and have to manade this. Stroller - yes surely. Enjoy!

You can always ask the manager of a restaurant or cafe seat you in a quiet corner where you can feed your child.

Thank you so much! But covered with a scarf should work? Any specific parks or sitting place where we can enjoy the city.. Since we don't plan to be doing touristy things..

>> But covered with a scarf should work?

>> Any specific parks or sitting place where we can enjoy the city..

Also I can recommend almost any Moscow parks.

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no.... but that's my personal opinion and i`m not trying to force it it on anyone.

>> in Public transport

>But covered with a scarf should work?

Yes, pretty much, especially if in a some quiet place out of the crowds. Which is preferable in itself, I suppose.

Thanks a tonne!

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Moscow Pair, Infant Son Die In Crash Driver Of Truck That Ran Into Them Will Be Charged With Vehicular Manslaughter

Only hours after having their family Christmas photographs taken, a young Moscow, Idaho, couple and their infant son were killed Sunday night when a pickup truck hit their station wagon near New Meadows.

The Idaho State Police identified the family as Dennis M. Barnett, 21, formerly of New Meadows; his wife, Kristina L. Barnett, 20, of Moscow; and their 6-month-old son, Justin Wyatt Barnett.

The pickup driver, Douglas G. Dixon, 36, of New Meadows, was arrested for drunken driving. ISP Cpl. Tim Davidson said Dixon will be charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, three counts of vehicular manslaughter and one felony count of leaving the scene of an accident.

According to Davidson, the Barnetts were traveling southbound on U.S. Highway 95 in their 11-year-old Chevrolet station wagon shortly after 9 p.m. They were going to visit Dennis Barnett’s parents in New Meadows, according to family friend Claudia Childress.

Dixon was westbound on Circle C Lane and failed to stop at a stop sign at the highway intersection. His 1995 Chevrolet pickup slammed into the Barnetts’ station wagon. The family members died at the scene.

The state police said Dixon, uninjured, fled but was found at the nearby home of his brother.

Davidson said Dennis and Kristina Barnett were not wearing seat belts. The infant was in a belted child seat, but it was in the front seat. Most child car seat manufacturers recommend that the seats be buckled into a car’s back seat for safety.

ISP said Dixon wasn’t wearing a seat belt, either, but his truck’s air bag was triggered by the crash.

The three bodies were taken to Heikkila Funeral Chapel in McCall. Services haven’t yet been arranged.

Childress said the deaths devastated members of Moscow’s Church of the Nazarene, where the young family had attended services Sunday morning.

Kristina Barnett grew up in Moscow, the daughter of farmers Don and Dianna Olson. She attended Logos Christian School in Moscow, graduating in 1994. She met her husband at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, and the couple was married a year ago. Dennis Barnett was working the harvest for his father-in-law, Childress said. Dennis Barnett grew up in New Meadows, where his parents reportedly run a cattle and logging operation.

The tragedy was even more shocking, Childress said, because Dennis Barnett’s sister was killed in a crash in the same area two years ago.

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