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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs are easy to carry on public transport or fit in the back of your car. They are also extremely light and compact, making them ideal for traveling by plane.

This UPPAbaby model is one of the most attractive compact folds we've seen. However, it has some limitations, like a small canopy and no storage.

Folding is easy

Consider the location and how you'll use the pushchair before choosing one. If you're planning to travel with your infant on planes A compact, light buggy is a good option as it can be tucked into the overhead compartments for luggage, and is usually small enough to be carried on the shoulder when unfolded. Look out for an easy-to-use fold that's simple to operate while holding your child and a handle that is height-adjustable so parents and carers with different heights can enjoy it comfortably. A lock that can swivel is essential if are planning to take your baby on a hike. It will help you navigate uneven terrain. Other useful features to consider include a deep recline to ensure easy naps on the go and an extendable canopy which provides additional sun protection.

Many pushchairs claim to fold in one hand however, it's a good idea to test it prior to purchasing to make sure it's actually possible while also being able to hold your child. The UPPAbaby G Luxe was rated highly by our test participants, due to its innovative mechanism that creates a compact package that is smaller than an umbrella. It also has a handy compartment for keys and phones and a one-touch seat recline that's perfect for little travellers who like to sleep while on the move.

The smallest fold-up pushchairs can be used as early as the moment of birth. They come with a lie flat seat, or carrying cots. This is ideal for babies who want to sleep during the day. If you're planning to use your travel system from the beginning, a one click attachment system for an Infant Car Seat is a must.

The Cybex Libelle is the smallest and most lightweight of the bunch. It folds smaller than its counterpart, the YOYO2, (only 4cm thicker) and is easy to carry at just 6kg. It's also extremely easy to use, with a straightforward one-hand fold and recline that is ideal for toddler napping. This model is also a great choice for hikers as it has an extra-large front swivel wheel that can tackle any terrain.

One-Handed folding

If you're taking a stroll through the park, speeding around the city on public transport, or heading off to exotic shores with baby in tow, it pays to have a pushchair that folds easily. It's not ideal to have to fold a complex travel system while trying to manage a child and all of their essentials, like shopping bags, keys, and other things. This is the reason why pushchairs and strollers that can be folded one hand are the most sought-after choice for parents.

One-handed fold pushchairs can be folded by pressing the button or buttons. Some models require more effort or even two hands, but the convenience of the process makes them still a breeze to carry and put away. They are also light, making it easier to carry or to store in small space.

The G-Luxe from UPPAbaby is a great illustration. This model is one of the easiest to fold with one hand in our roundup. It's all it takes is pulling a lever on the chassis. It is also able to stand on its own, making it ideal to store in the corner of a café or a foyer.

The Bugaboo Bee is another model that folds using just one hand. It is one of the first pushchairs with a compact fold. Despite being larger than the other models it still features an easy to use, neat fold. It comes with a wide array of features,, including a deep recline and an UPF 50+ canopy that can be expanded designed to keep your little one protected on sunny days.

Some of these pushchairs are designed for older babies or toddlers, but there are many models that can be used as early as birth. These pushchairs have a seat that can be fully or partially lied-flat and some even come with a baby car seat. MFM editor Gemma has traveled extensively with her young son in the Babyzen YOYO which is one of the first buggys of this kind and is still a firm favourite. It's a little less compact than some other buggys, but is still easy to carry. It can be incorporated into the baggage allowances for cabin baggage on the majority of airlines.

Lightweight

When a pushchair folds, it occupies a small space, and is often very light as well. This is especially true of umbrella-folding pushchairs, which typically weigh less than 20 pounds. They're ideal for short strolls on flat surfaces and pavements, and for easy transport between your vehicle and other people's houses. They're also a good option for those who don't want to buy an all-terrain buggy but are content with your parent facing pushchair on flat surfaces.

Think about getting tyres that are air-filled if you plan to use your compact folding Pushchair (monroyhives.Biz) in rough terrain, on sand, or on muddy surfaces. They're a little heavier than normal tyres, but they'll provide better traction and grip. The extra weight does add to the overall pushchair size though it's important to think about this.

A lot of lightweight pushchairs are made for older children and toddlers who are able to sit up on their own, however many are now suitable for babies from the age of. These include models like the Mamas & Papas Airo, that has a lie-flat seating and the option of incorporating an additional carrycot pack (sold separately) or an infant car seat to create a travel system. Some compact-folding pushchairs are designed to be used in conjunction with the stroller board to turn into a double buggy - ideal for taking Grandma or Grandad along.

A lot of the top lightweight strollers are simple to use. Some pushchairs can be opened or closed with the press of one button. Some have more complicated mechanisms, but they take up little space. Some pushchairs come with a wrist band that allows you to hold the pushchair even when folded. This can make it easier to move.

While some lightweight pushchairs are quite basic, the 3D Lite from Contours is a fantastic example of how a tiny stroller can be loaded with of features. There's a decent-sized basket, plenty of padding, adjustable height of the handlebar (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 convenient bag.

Compact

One of the primary things you will need to take into consideration when choosing the right pushchair is the size of the pushchair when folded. Certain pushchairs come with a compact fold, whereas others are bigger based on the overall dimensions and features.

A pushchair's compactness may also be an important factor when you plan to travel with it. There are models that fold to the smallest size and even into a pouch, so they can be tucked in the trunk of a car, or taken on an airplane as baggage in the cabin pushchair. If you plan to travel frequently or in a city where you can't use a large stroller, this is the perfect solution for you.

Some of the most effective pushchairs to consider are those that have easy, hassle-free folding process that can be done by using only one hand. The Babyzen YOYO was the first of its kind and has since been imitated, but it still is unique due to its innovative design and superior performance.

The Babyzen YOYO features an impressively small fold that is slightly bigger than most hand luggage allowances, making it ideal for travel. It can even be taken to the gate and used during the time between boarding and catching your flight.

If you are looking for a larger, compact pushchair, check out the Mamas and Papas Airo. It has a comfortable seat that reclines completely and provides plenty of padding to keep your child comfortable. It can be used as early as birth with the addition of a baby cocoon pack or carrycot (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ is another great option for a day-to-day light buggy that folds down to an extremely compact fold that can be stood up straight when not in use. It's not as user-friendly as other models, and can create a lot more noise when you adjust its canopy. This can wake your baby.