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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs are easy to get on and off public transportation or can be tucked away in the back of a car. They are also light and compact, making them perfect for travel by plane.

This UPPAbaby model is among the most appealing compact folds we've seen. However, it has some limitations, such as a small canopy, and there's no storage.

Easy folding

When choosing a fold up pushchair, you need to consider how and where you're going to be using it. If you're traveling with your child on a plane, a compact and lightweight buggy is an ideal option. It can be tucked away in the overhead luggage compartments and is small enough to be able to be carried over the shoulder. You should look for an infant stroller that can be folded using one hand while holding your child. It must also have a handle that is adjustable in height, so that caregivers and parents of different heights are able to use it comfortably. A lock wheel that swivels is a must if you are planning to hike with your child. It will help you navigate uneven terrain. Other features worth a look include a deep recline for relaxing naps while on the move and an extendable canopy that provides extra sun protection.

It is important to test the pushchairs prior to purchasing them to be sure they can be folded with one hand while holding your child. The UPPAbaby G Luxe was rated highly by our test participants, due to its innovative mechanism that concertinas into a package that is smaller than an umbrella. It comes with a pocket to store keys and phones, and a seat recliner which can be adjusted with one touch.

A few of the smallest fold-up pushchairs are able to be used from birth. They offer an easy-to-leap seat, or carrying cots. This is great for babies who want to sleep throughout the daytime. If you're planning to use your travel system from the start the one-click attachment system for an infant car seat is an essential feature.

The smallest of the group is the Cybex Libelle, is an ideal choice push chair for sale; Click at J 2v, families who travel and folds more compactly than its counterpart the YOYO2 (only 4cm thinner) and weighs at under 6kg so is extremely easy to carry around. It's also extremely easy to use, with a straightforward one-hand fold and seat recline which is perfect for naps with toddlers. This model is also a great option for hikers, as it has an extra-large front swivel wheel that can tackle any terrain.

One-Handed Folding

When you're going for an afternoon stroll in the park, whizzing around town on public transport or jetting off to foreign shores with a baby, it pays to have a pushchair that folds easily. The pressure of managing a child keys, shopping bags, keys and other everyday necessities while trying to fold a complex travel system is not ideal and hence pushchairs from birth with one hand strollers are usually the most preferred choices for parents.

Like the name suggests, a one-handed fold pushchair can be folded with the press of one button or two. Some models require more effort, or even two hands, but the ease of the process means that they are still easy to handle and store away. They are also light, making them easier to carry around or fit into small spaces.

One of the best examples is the UPPAbaby G-Luxe. This model has one of the simplest one-handed folds in our round-up, and features an easy and smooth operation that involves just pulling a lever at the base of the chassis. It is also able to stand on its own, which makes it ideal to store in the corner of a cafe or a foyer.

The Bugaboo Bee is another model which folds easily using just one hand. It's one of the first pushchairs that fold compactly. Although it is larger than other options the Bugaboo Bee still has an easy to use, sleek fold. It's got a variety of features,, including a deep recline and an expandable UPF 50+ canopy that is designed to keep your baby safe on hot days.

Some of these compact-folded pushchairs are designed specifically for older babies and toddlers. However there are other options that can be used right from birth. These pushchairs have seats that can be fully or partially lied-flat and some come with an infant 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 popular. It's slightly less compact fold than some other models, but it's very easy to carry and fits into the cabin luggage allowance on the majority of airlines.

Lightweight

A pushchair stroller that folds down is often extremely small and lightweight. This is especially true of umbrella-folding pushchairs that typically weigh under 20 pounds. They are perfect for short walks on flat surfaces or pavements and also for transporting between your car and others' houses. They're also a good option for those who don't want to purchase an all-terrain pushchair and are comfortable with your pushchair deals on flat surfaces.

If you're looking to fold a compact pushchair when you're walking on muddy or sandy surfaces, think about getting an air-filled tyre. They're a little heavier than standard tyres but they'll offer better traction and grip. It's important to note that the extra weight will increase the size of your pushchair.

Many of the lightweight pushchairs were made for older toddlers and infants that could sit up on their own however, more are suitable from the time of birth. Models like the Mamas & Papas Airo have a lie-flat seating area and can be used in conjunction with an infant car seat or a carrycots (sold separately). Some compact-folding pushchairs are designed to work with a stroller and pushchair board to transform them into a double buggy. ideal for taking Grandma or Grandad along too.

Many of the best lightweight pushchairs are very simple to use. Some can be opened or closed at the touch of a button, while others feature more complicated mechanisms, but they all require very little space. Some come with a strap for your wrist that allows you to your grip on the pushchair even when it's folded, and this can make a big difference to how easy it is to move.

While some lightweight pushchairs are very stripped down and uninspiring, the 3D Lite from Contours is an excellent illustration of how a small stroller can be loaded with of features. There's a decent-sized storage basket, plenty of padding, adjustable handlebar height (for tall and short parents) as well as a reclining seat and a huge canopy to protect. It's also light and comes with a handy bag.

Compact

One of the primary things you should consider when selecting a pushchair is how compact it will be when folded. Some models have a tiny fold, while others are more spacious, depending on their overall size and what features they include.

The compactness of a pushchair can be a factor to consider in the event that you are planning to travel with it. Some models can fold down to a smaller size, or even into a bag making them easy to store in the trunk of your car or carry on the plane. This is a great option for those who travel frequently or live in an urban area where you won't be able to use a larger stroller every day.

The most effective pushchairs to consider are those that have a smooth, fuss-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 it still stands out thanks to its clever details and superior functionality.

The Babyzen YOYO is a small fold that is slightly larger than the size of most hand luggage allowances, making it ideal for travelling with. It can be carried to the airport and used during the time between boarding and catching your flight.

For a more spacious compact pushchair, look at the Mamas and Papas Airo. It has a comfortable seat that can recline fully and offers a good amount of padding to keep your child comfy. It can be used as early as birth with the addition of a carrycot or newborn cocoon pack (not included).

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