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A 2 in 1 Travel System A car seat and stroller combination is the ideal choice for those who want to travel easily or design a more modern version of a pram. Check the specs to make sure that your car seat and stroller are compatible or think about purchasing an adapter. Travel systems that have been tested by editors allow you to move your sleeping baby from the car to a stroller without disturbing them. Some travel systems come with a carrycot to encourage natural sleep. Car Seat A two-in-one travel system includes an infant car seat and a stroller that snaps together. It's a great option for caregivers and parents who frequently run errands with baby or take their little one out on rideshares or public transportation. “You'll have less equipment to deal with,” explains Graco spokeswoman Rachel Stanton. “And it's great for families that alternate between carpooling and public transit with other moms.” Doona infant car seats and latch bases are a popular choice, with 90 % of Amazon reviews rating it five stars. It's a rear facing car seat that converts into a rolling jogging stroller in just a few seconds. The wheels fold underneath and the Doona is compact when not in use. The Doona can also be attached to a car's backseat by using the rigid LATCH base, or to taxi-safety belts. This makes it perfect for city families. The Mamas & Papas Pramette is another top car seat/stroller combo, with a pram with the hood as well as a front seats that open for you to lay your child down to sleep or feedings. It comes with a big basket, cup holders, and an umbrella shade for your baby's necessities. The stroller seat can recline in a variety of positions, and it can even be flat, so your baby will be able to relax on every ride. The weight and height limits are important. Also, consider whether the car seat for infants can only be used with a backseat belt or when it has a sturdy LATCH system built in. Also, look for a lock on the handle to ensure it stays safe in its place and the ability to tilt the handle towards the back of the seatback to make an anti-rebound bar. It's important to note that travel systems only work with infant car seats—and extended-use car seats that later turn forward-facing do not convert into strollers. Many moms opt to purchase a separate car seat and stroller when their child is no longer in an infant seat. Stroller A stroller is a vital piece of equipment for any new parent. Some travel systems come with a baby pram that transforms into a cozy infant carrycot so that your little one can sleep peacefully while on the move, making them ideal for newborns and parents who don't want to disturb them when travelling. Based on the brand they may also include the option of a stroller and car seat combination that connects to one another. This means that you can keep your child safely secure in the car seat, and then transfer them to a pushchair without causing disturbance. 2 in 1 prams is ideal for long drives and shopping malls that are crowded. A good stroller needs to have plenty of features that make it functional and user-friendly. It should have a large basket to store essentials such as nappies as well as toys and snacks. It can also recline so that your baby can lie down comfortably. It should have an umbrella to protect your child from the sun and also a lockable wheel on the front for security. It should also be light and compact for storage as well as transportation to and from the car. Travel system strollers that have been tested by an editor such as the UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo, Chicco Keyfit Caddy and Doona Combo all have the benefit of connecting to a variety of top car seats that can be attached to the frame and fold easily. Some models have one wheel on each leg, making them easier to maneuver and roll across different surfaces. The best strollers are able to carry your child through toddlerhood and beyond, so that you can continue to use it to take your child to and from activities such as school, play dates and other events. This is why you should choose a stroller that has a seat that faces the world (and reclines) after your child has outgrown the car seat. If you plan on using your 2-in-1 travel system for public transport you should look for a model with an ISOFIX base to ensure that it is safe to take off and on buses or trains. Some models, such as the Doona can also be fitted on planes and trains to make traveling with a baby even simpler.