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A travel system is a set of items for baby which normally includes a pushchair, infant car seat and/or carrycot. Some travel system packages also include other accessories such as a changing bag, Footmuff and/or car seat base. The infant car seat and carrycot are normally interchangeable with the pushchair seat and can be used on the pushchair chassis. A travel system is perfect for first time parents, as it gives you the complete set of everything you need for transporting your newborn.
Typically strollers feature a static seat unit which faces outward (not parent facing). Strollers are normally lightweight and fold up like an umbrella (umbrella fold stroller) making them easy to carry, transport or store away. Strollers are normally used by parents from 6 months, but many strollers are now suitable to use from birth also.
Twin pushchairs feature two separate seat units positioned side by side. Typically both seats are suitable from birth and have independent recline mechanisms. Twin pushchairs are perfect for twins, or children of a similar age. Most Twin pushchair are designed to fit through standard doorways.
Tandem pushchairs are exactly that, they feature two seat units one in front of the other (in tandem). They are also sometimes called inline pushchairs. Typically a tandem is ideal for either twins or two children similar in age (baby and a toddler).
The age suitability of both seats can sometimes differ, typically the back seat is suitable from birth and the front seat from 6 months. Many tandem pushchairs are compatible to use two infant car seats or two carrycots, ideal for twins.
Triple pushchairs feature 3 seat units positioned side by side. The seat units usually all feature independent seat reclines. Triple pushchairs are perfect for triplets or 3 children of a similar age, they are also popular for use with childminders or in day care / nursery settings.
A pushchair normally features a full lie-back seat or a reclining bucket style seat, and are usually suitable to use from birth through to 3 years. The seat of pushchair can typically be changes so that you baby can be either forward or rearward facing. Pushchairs tend to be heavier and sturdier than strollers, and are usually compatible to use with an infant car seat or carrycot to create a travel system.
Prams are similar to pushchairs in that they are usually heavier and sturdier than a stroller. The seat unit reclines all the way to a flat position suitable for a newborn. The seat unit can usually be positioned either forward or rearward facing. Some have the unique feature whereby the seat unit can turn into a bassinet and then back to a normal pushchair seat again.
3 Wheel pushchairs have as the name suggests 3 wheels. There are two main types of 3 wheeler; urban / city 3 wheelers which are small and compact , and are designed for use on smooth and flat terrain. All terrain 3 wheelers, which are generally bigger and heavier and have much larger wheels which are usually air filled. All terrain 3 wheelers are designed for use over bumpy and uneven terrain.
3 wheeler twin pushchairs feature two seats positioned side by side, and feature 3 wheels with one larger central wheel at the front of the buggy. 3 Wheeler twins are very sturdy and are generally easier to manoeuvre than an ordinary twin with four wheels.
