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Choosing a Fold Up Pushchair

Fold-up pushchairs make it easy to hop on and off public transport, or can be tucked away in the back of the car. They are also extremely lightweight and compact which makes them ideal to travel with planes.

This UPPAbaby is one of the most compact folds that we've ever seen. It has a few limitations, such as a small canopy and there is no storage.

Ease of folding

When you're choosing a fold-up pushchair shops, you need to take into consideration where and how you're going to use it. If you're traveling with baby by plane A compact, light buggy is a great choice as it can fit in the overhead luggage compartments and is typically small enough to be carried on your shoulder when folded. You should look for a buggy that can fold with one hand while holding your child. It should also have a handle that's adjustable in height, so that parents and caregivers with different heights are able to use it comfortably. A lock that can swivel is a must if you are planning to hike with your child. It will assist you to navigate through uneven terrain. Look for features like the ability to recline deep enough for a comfortable nap while on the move and an extendable sun canopy.

Many pushchairs claim to be able to fold with one hand however, it's a good idea to test this before you buy to ensure it's feasible while being able to hold your child. The UPPAbaby G Luxe was rated highly by our test participants, due to its clever mechanism that creates a compact package that is smaller than an umbrella. It has a pocket to store keys and phones, and a seat recliner that can be adjusted by one touch.

Some of the smallest fold up pushchairs are designed to be used starting at birth and come with a flat seat that can be sat on or the option of an additional carrycot, so they're great for babies who need to sleep throughout the daytime. If you plan to use your travel system from the beginning, a one click attachment system for your infant Car Seat is a must.

The Cybex Libelle is the smallest and lightest of the group. It folds even smaller than its rival, the YOYO2, (only 4cm thicker) and is easy to carry at only 6kg. It's also extremely easy to use, using a simple one-hand fold and recline which is perfect for naps with toddlers. This model is also a great choice for hikers since it comes with an oversized front swivel that can handle any terrain.

One-Handed folding

It's always an ideal idea to have a folding pushchair, regardless of whether you're going for a walk or taking public transport or flying to a foreign country with your child. The pressure of managing the child, shopping bags, keys and other necessities of daily life while attempting to fold a complex travel system is not ideal and hence pushchairs with one hand strollers are typically the most popular choices for parents.

As the name suggests it is a pushchair that folds one hand. can be folded with the press of one or two buttons. Some models require more effort or even two hands, but the ease of the process means they are still a breeze to carry and store away. They also tend to be light, making them easier to carry around or fit in small spaces.

One of the best examples is the G-Luxe from UPPAbaby. It is one of the simplest one-handed folds in our round-up, and features an easy and smooth operation that requires only pulling on a lever at the base of the chassis. It can also stand up on its own, making it ideal for storing in a corner of a café or in a foyer.

The Bugaboo Bee is another model which folds easily with one hand. This is one of the first compact-fold pushchairs, and despite being larger than other models it still features a neat, easy to fold. It also has a number of fantastic features, including an incredibly comfortable seat that reclines and an expandable UPF50+ canopy to protect your child during sunny days.

Some of these compact-fold pushchairs are not suitable for toddlers or older children, but there are many options that are designed to be used as early as birth. These have a full or partial lie-flat seat and may come with the option of incorporating an infant car seat. MFM editor Gemma has traveled extensively with her son in the Babyzen YOYO, which is one of the first buggys of this kind and is still a favorite. It's a little less compact fold than some others, but it's still extremely easy to maneuver and fits in the allowance for cabin luggage on the majority of airlines.

Lightweight

When a pushchair folds down, it takes up a tiny space, and it's often extremely light. This is particularly 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 a quick transfer between your vehicle and the homes of others. They're also a great choice if you do not wish to purchase an all-terrain stroller but prefer to use your stroller only on flat surfaces.

Consider getting air-filled tyres for use with your compact folding pushchair in difficult terrain, on sand, or on muddy surfaces. They're a bit heavier than normal tyres, but they'll provide better grip and traction. The extra weight does add to the overall size of the pushchair however, so it's important to be aware of that.

A lot of lightweight pushchairs are made for older children and toddlers that can sit on their own, but many are now suitable for babies from the age of. Models like the Mamas & Papas Airo have a lie-flat seating area and can be combined with an infant car seat or an additional carrycot (sold separately). Some compact-folding pushchairs are designed to work with the stroller board to turn into a double-buggy - great for taking Grandma or Grandad along too.

A majority of the best lightweight strollers are simple to use. Some pushchairs can be opened or closed with the press of one button. Others feature more intricate mechanisms, but they require little space. Some even have a strap on the wrist that lets you keep the pushchair near me in place even when it's folded, and this can make a big difference in the ease of move around.

While some lightweight pushchairs are very stripped down, the 3D Lite from Contours is an excellent illustration of how a small stroller can come with a wealth of features. There's also a decently-sized basket, plenty of padding and adjustable handlebars (for tall or short parents) and a massive canopy that protects. Additionally, it's extremely light and comes with a handy carry bag.

Compact

When selecting a stroller, you must consider how compact it is when folded. Some models are very compact to fold while others are larger, dependent on their overall dimensions and the features they include.

The compactness of a pushchair could be a factor to consider when you plan to travel with it. There are models that fold to the smallest size and can even be folded into a pouch, which means they can be easily stashed away in the boot of a car or carried on the plane as cabin baggage. This is perfect when you plan to travel frequently or live in an urban area where you aren't able to carry a stroller that is larger all the time.

The best pushchairs to consider are those that feature a smooth, fuss-free folding process that can be completed using just one hand. The Babyzen YOYO is the first in its class and has been copied since then, but it stands apart thanks to its unique features and superior functionality.

The Babyzen YOYO is a tiny fold and is only slightly larger than the average hand luggage allowances, making it perfect for travel. It can be used at the gate between the flight's departure and landing it on the way back.

The Mamas and Papas Airo is a compact pushchair which offers more space. The seat reclines completely, and there is plenty of padding to keep your child feel comfortable. It can be used as early as birth with the addition a baby cocoon pack or carrycot (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ can also be used as a lightweight stroller for use in the everyday. It is compact in fold that can be placed upright when not in use. It's not as user-friendly as other models, and it's able to make a lot more noise when you adjust its canopy. This could cause your baby to wake up.