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The Tour has a one-handed fold which locks into position and is compact for storing away whether it’s in your home or your car – although it doesn’t stand up on its own so this may be a problem if you’re short on space.

This could be in the form of a seat that fully reclines or a carry cot that can be attached to the frame. Yes, it’s on the pricier end of the spectrum, but its high-quality and high-class craftsmanship is evident as soon as you take it out of the box.When the final scores were in, the products that performed the best were included in our round-ups; best lightweight strollers, best travel systems, and best double buggies.

The innovative Dutch design includes a carrycot that converts into a seat (so you won’t need to stash it in the house when not in use), while a smooth and simple switch-and-lock on the X-shaped handlebar easily turns the baby to face towards either you or the world. This sleek pushchair is also conveniently compatible with the separate infant car seat and carrycot. While the UPF 50 sunshade comes in a range of nice colours, it doesn’t give full coverage on sunny days. World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors) | Wheels: Puncture-resistant | Carrycot included?Tested with a seven-week-old, our parent tester, Laura, found the carrycot to be roomy and well padded with a sun canopy that can be extended quite substantially on sunny days. It can also be folded with one hand and is compact and light for easily storing at home and in the car. While the Dragonfly is super comfy for toddlers, with harness straps that slide up and down for ease, saving the need for any rethreading, we think this pushchair performs especially well with newborns.

The frame is light and compact, with an extendable handle and swivel wheels for easy navigation and for hopping on and off public transport.Parents can choose between using it as a stroller with the fully reclining padded seat or as a travel system, although it is only compatible with Cybex or gb infant car seats. Our list comprises prams that are suitable for newborns, strollers for toddlers, and models that are ideal for travel. You’ll appreciate the importance of the best travel strollers, if you’ve ever tried to cram a large pram into a car boot or stash a pushchair on a plane.

If you're planning to attach a car seat, make sure the travel system you choose is compatible with your preferred seat.While the fold can be a bit tricky to master, the beauty of the Dragonfly is that the carrycot can be folded down with the pushchair, which means you won’t have to remove it when transporting the buggy in your car boot or on public transport. Designed for city living and everyday errands, it’s suitable for children from six months and up to a maximum weight of 22kg, is designed to by comfy, with a removable and washable seat pad and 5-point harness, 4-wheel suspension and multi-position reclining seat for dreamy naps. To help you make sense of the world of baby transportation systems, below we reveal our top tips on the key consideration when looking for a pram, buggy or pushchair.