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Choosing a Travel Pram

If you're traveling with a baby, a travel pram is a great option. It's light, easy to fold and can fit in overhead bins on airplanes. It can easily roll over a variety of surfaces, such as smooth hardwood or shag carpet.

Its spacious seat reclines for comfy stroller naps and gives you more time for sightseeing. The canopy shades your child completely and the fabric can be cleaned by machine. It also has a cup holder for the parent, as well as an additional pocket for the back.

Lightweight

Travel prams are lightweight and easy-to-fold and store, making them perfect for traveling with a child. It comes with the bassinet (or carrycot) for newborns that features high sides, a large hood, and a flat, cushioned mattress, so that babies can sleep comfortably on the go. Some models come with extras like a padded strap for carrying and a footmuff that keeps babies warmer.

Popular with A-list celebrities like Beyonce and Kylie Jenner, the Triv from Nuna Baby isn't the lightest or smallest pram but it is comfortable and has a smart design that can be converted into a stroller with a toddler board. The wheels are able to glide across all terrains, and the handlebar can be adjusted to suit tall parents.

Silver Cross's Clic pram is a good choice for first-time parents because it features an adjustable handlebar that can be telescopic and a variety of parent-friendly features. It also has rear lock brakes that can be linked so you can lock and unlock both sides of the stroller using only one hand.

Easy to fold

It should be easy to fold a light pram and carry it, particularly when traveling with a child. It should be compact enough to fit in the overhead bin on an airplane or in the trunk of a car. The best strollers for traveling feature features like the compact umbrella fold with a bumper bar that doubles as an arm when folded, and an easy-to-use handbrake. It's also beneficial if a stroller is able to stand independently when folded, and is constructed of high-quality materials which are easy to clean.

The Kolcraft Cloud Plus stroller is one of our lightest and easiest to maneuver. It may not be as stylish as some models, yet it is an excellent option if are looking for a lightweight stroller that doesn't cost a lot of money. The seat can be easily adjusted and there's also a storage basket under the seats. The model is available in a variety of colors and comes with a child harness, rain cover, and footmuff.

The UPPAbaby G-Luxe is another lightweight pram that's easy to fold and transport. This particular stroller has an excellent handlebar and reclines to offer a comfortable ride for babies. It is also FAA certified and requires no set-up. Holly Upton tested this model with her 19-month-old son and found that it was incredibly maneuverable in different types of terrain. It also has a wrist strap, typically only seen on jogging strollers that will give you additional confidence when you push it along.

The Silver Cross Clic, a British-made stroller, is suitable for both toddlers and newborns. The Silver Cross Clic is a fantastic choice for those who intend to travel via plane or public transport. It folds in two simple steps. It's got plenty of storage space, as well as an adjustable reclining chair that's comfortable for children to nap on. You can even purchase an infant board to turn it into a double pram.

The perfect gift for newborns

Pick the ideal travel stroller newborn for your trip, regardless of whether it's a trip for a short time with your family or a lengthy distance holiday. If you're traveling with a child, you should select a travel foldable pram that is suitable from the time of birth. It can be equipped with a car seat adapter or a newborn capsule. This will reduce the need to wake your baby every time you have to switch between pram and car seat.

If you're travelling with a toddler or baby, look for a stroller with plenty of storage space. This will help keep your bag and other items safe from accidental spills. Some strollers also feature pockets on the back of the seat to store your phone and other devices. You should also think about a model with one-handed folding that will help you save time when you put the stroller away.

The Silver Cross Clic is a pram that is ideal for infants and has a lot of parent-friendly features. It folds with just a flick of the wrist and is extremely easy to push. The seat reclines for napping while you're on the move. It is a comfortable fit for babies of all sizes. It can be used from birth by pulling a bit of fabric over the footrest to create a miniature bassinet.

This lightweight stroller from Nuna Baby is a great option for new parents who want to travel without the need for a car seat. It's heavier than some of the other lightweight travel prams for newborns, but it still has a good amount of padding and a large canopy. It has a smart magnetic clasp on the five-point strap as well as an adjustable footrest. It's available in a range of colors such as caviar, riveted and granite.

If you're looking for a light and compact pram that can fit into small boots it's the ideal choice. It's not as sleek or robust as the other models on this list however it's a good price and easy to drive. The wheels on the smallest model are a bit fragile, but they're able to be able to handle rough terrain. You can also purchase a toddler board that turns the cheap stroller into a double.

Comfortable

If you're in search of a travel pram that is comfortable for both baby and parent, consider the Triv from Nuna Baby. It's a model that is extremely maneuverable and the seat reclines to a nearly flat position, making it more like an actual stroller rather than a pram. It's also light and compact compared to other UPPAbaby products. It's not the most compact option, but it is one of the most comfortable. Even celebrities from the A-list like Beyonce, Kylie Jenner and others love it!

Look for a pram that has linked rear brakes, which allows you to lock both sides with a single action. This is especially handy if you're using an reversible pram.