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Choosing a fold up pushchair (Resource)

Fold-up pushchairs are easy to transport on public transportation or even fit into the back of your car. They are also extremely compact and lightweight which makes them perfect for traveling by plane.

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

Folding is easy

When you're choosing a fold-up pushchair, you need to consider how and where you'll be using it. If you'll be travelling with baby by plane A compact, light buggy is an excellent choice as it can fit into the overhead compartments for luggage, and is usually small enough to be carried on your shoulder when unfolded. You should choose a buggy that can be folded with one hand while you hold your child. It should also have a handle that's adjustable in height, so that caregivers and parents of different heights are able to use it comfortably. A lock wheel that swivels is essential if intend to take your baby on a hike. It will help you navigate the terrain that is uneven. Other features worth a look include a deep recline for relaxing naps while on the move and a canopy that can be extended that offers sun protection.

It is important to test the pushchairs prior to purchasing them to be sure they can be folded with one hand while holding your child. Our testers found the UPPAbaby GLUXE to be particularly good with its clever mechanism that folds down to a slimmer, sleeker package than an umbrella. It also comes with a handy compartment for keys and phones and a one-touch seat recline that's ideal for children who like to sleep in the middle of the road.

Some of the smallest fold up pushchairs are designed to be used right from birth, and include a lie-flat seat or the option of an additional carrycot, so they're perfect for infants who need to sleep during the day. If you plan on using your travel system from the beginning, a one-click attachment system for an infant car seat is essential.

The Cybex Libelle is the smallest and most lightweight of the bunch. It folds down even smaller than its rival, the YOYO2, (only 4cm thicker) and is easy to carry at just 6kg. It is also very easy to use using a single hand fold, and the seat reclines for toddler naps. This model is also a good choice for hikers, as it has an oversized front swivel wheel that can tackle any terrain.

One-Handed Folding

Whether you're out for an afternoon stroll in the park, speeding around town on public transport or heading off to exotic shores with a baby, it pays to have a stroller that folds up easily. It's not ideal to have to fold a complicated travel system and manage a child as well as all of their necessities, including shopping bags, keys, and other items. This is why pushchairs that are one-handed are the most sought-after option for parents.

One-handed fold pushchairs can be folded by pressing the button or buttons. Certain models may require more effort, or two hands. However, the convenience of this method makes them easy to handle and put away. They are also lighter, making them simpler to carry around or fit in tight spaces.

The G-Luxe from UPPAbaby is a great model. This model is one of the most simple to fold using one hand in our roundup. It only requires pulling a lever on the chassis. It is also able to stand on its own, which makes it ideal to store in the corner of a cafe or in a foyer.

The Bugaboo Bee is another model which folds easily with one hand. It's one of the original compact-fold pushchairs, and despite being larger than others it still features an elegant, simple to fold. It's got a variety of features, with a recline that is deep and an UPF 50+ canopy that can be expanded that is designed to keep your little one covered on sunny days.

Some of these compact-folded pushchairs are only designed for toddlers and older infants. However there are many options to use starting from the time of birth. These have a full or partial lie-flat seat, and could include the option of adding an infant car seat. MFM editor Gemma has travelled extensively with her son in the Babyzen YOYO which is one of the original buggys of this type and still a firm favourite. It's a little less compact fold than some others, but it's still very easy to handle and fits in the allowance for cabin luggage on the majority of airlines.

Lightweight

A foldable pushchair that folds down is usually very compact and light. It's especially applicable to umbrella-folded pushchairs that weigh less than 20 pounds. These are ideal for short walks on pavements or flat surfaces and also for transporting between your car and other' houses. They're also a good option when you don't wish to buy an all-terrain pushchair and are comfortable with your pushchair walker on flat surfaces.

If you're planning to fold a compact pushchair walker on uneven ground or on muddy or sandy surfaces, think about getting an air-filled tyre. They're a bit heavier than regular tyres however they'll offer better grip and traction. The extra weight adds to the overall pushchair size however it's important to think about this.

Many lightweight pushchairs were designed for toddlers and older infants that can sit up independently however, more are suitable from birth. They include models such as 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 make a travel system. Some compact-folding pushchairs are designed to work with a stroller board to transform them into a double buggy. ideal for taking Grandma or Grandad along too.

A majority of the best lightweight strollers are easy to use. Some pushchairs can be opened and closed by pressing one button. Some have more complicated mechanisms, yet they take up little space. Some even have a strap on the wrist that allows you to the holiday pushchair in place even when it's folded, and this can make a huge difference to how easy it is to maneuver.

While some lightweight pushchairs can be quite basic however, the 3D Lite from Contours is a fantastic example of how a tiny stroller can be loaded with of features. There's also a decently-sized basket, lots of padding and adjustable handlebars (for parents who are tall or short) and a massive canopy that protects. It's also extremely light and comes in a handy bag.

Compact

One of the most important aspects you will need to consider when selecting the right pushchair is the size of the pushchair when folded. Some have a very small fold while others are more spacious depending on their overall size and what features they come with.

The compactness of a pushchair can be a factor to consider when you plan to travel with it. There are models that fold to a very small size and can even be folded into a pouch, so they can be tucked in the trunk of a car, or taken on a plane as cabin baggage. If you are planning to travel frequently or in a city where you aren't able to use a large stroller, this is the perfect solution for you.

The most effective pushchairs are those with an easy and simple folding process. The Babyzen YOYO was the first of its kind and has since been imitated, but it still is unique due to its clever details and its superior performance.

The Babyzen YOYO has an impressively tiny fold and is only slightly larger than most hand luggage allowances, making it ideal for travelling with. It can even be taken to the gate and used between taking off and catching your flight.

The Mamas and Papas Airo is a compact pushchair which offers more space. The seat reclines fully and it has plenty of padding to make your child comfortable. It can be used from birth, with the addition of an infant cocoon or carrycot pack (not included).

The Ergobaby Metro+ can also be used as a lightweight stroller that can be used for daily use. 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 can make a lot more noise when you adjust its canopy. This could make your baby scream.