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2in1 Travel System A 2in1 travel system allows you to easily transfer your baby from their car seat to their stroller without waking them up. They're generally more expensive than pushchairs that are standalone, but offer added convenience and flexibility. Select a model that fits your lifestyle and travel preferences. For example, consider a stroller and car seat combination that will grow with your child or one that comes with a large basket that can hold everything from nappies to daily grocery shopping. Convenience A 2-in-1 travel system is the best option for parents looking to take their baby along with them on regular trips. 2 in 1 travel system is comprised of the car seat and pushchair which attach to the same frame, making it easy to move your baby from the car to the pram without disturbing them. There are this post of combinations of this type of travel system, so it is important to choose one that suits your needs. Find a pram that has a variety of features, including a large basket and the ability for the pram to be folded easily to be stored. You can even find models that allow you to install the car seat forward-facing or rearward-facing. This is a great option for babies who aren't yet ready to start walking yet. Flexibility A baby travel system can be an essential tool. Moving out with babies isn't easy enough; nappies, wipes and bottles take up more space than you ever thought. If you add a car seat to the mix it becomes even more of a challenge. You'll need to keep track of the baby's nappy bag, keys phone and wallet and an infant sleeping in a crib that you would prefer not to disturb. A 2in1 travel system offers you a pushchair and a car seat that attach to the same frame so you don't have to wake your child to get them into the car. This kind of pram makes life easier for parents because of its versatility. Certain travel systems can be used with a seat and carrycot unit and others with only a seat unit (carrycot not included). It is important to consider this flexibility when choosing your pram.