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2in1 Travel System With 2in1 travel systems, you can effortlessly transfer your child from their car seat to their stroller without waking them up. They're typically a little more expensive than standalone pushchairs, but they provide more convenience and flexibility. Select a model that is compatible with your lifestyle and travel needs. Think about a combo car seat and stroller that will grow with your child, or one that has an ample basket that can hold everything from nappies to the day's grocery. Convenience A 2 in 1 travel system is the best choice for parents who wish to take their child along with them on frequent trips. The travel system comes with a pushchair that can be connected to a car seat which makes it simple to move the baby from the car to the pram. This type of travel system is available in a variety of configurations, so it's important to find one that fits your requirements. Look for a pushchair with plenty of features, including a large basket and the ability of the pram to be folded easily for storage. There are pushchair 2 in 1 that allow you to install the car seat forward-facing or reverse-facing. This is a great choice for babies who aren't fully able to walk. Flexibility A baby travel system can be a lifesaver. The process of leaving the house with children isn't easy enough. Wipes, nappies and bottles take up more space than you thought possible. When you add a car seat into the mix, it becomes more of a mission. You need to remember your nappy bag and keys and also your phone, wallet and wallet. In addition, you have to remember the sleepy baby you don't want to disturb. A 2-in-1 travel set lets you to attach an automobile seat and a pushchair to the same frame so you won't need to wake up your child to get them into the car. The flexibility of this type of pram really does make parents' lives easier. Some travel systems can be used with a carrycot and seat unit, and some with only a seat unit (carrycot not included). It is important to consider this flexibility when choosing your pram.