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Best Travel Systems and Pushchairs

A travel system combines a pushchair frame with a carrycot and car seat that clip on and off. Here are our honest picks for 2026, from premium to budget.

Our Pick
Nuna MIXX Next Bundle
~£900 (pushchair + carrycot + car seat + base)
✓ Pros: Smooth ride, reversible seat, compact fold, premium build quality, excellent parent reviews, carrycot approved for overnight sleeping
✗ Cons: Premium price, heavier than lightweight alternatives, storage basket access tricky when rear-facing
Where to buy: John Lewis, Natural Baby Shower, Nuna direct
Joie Signature Finiti
~£450–£500 (pushchair only)
✓ Pros: Excellent value for money, lightweight (9.35kg), cabin-friendly fold, premium feel at mid-range price, smooth push
✗ Cons: Car seat and carrycot sold separately (adds to total cost), suspension not as robust on rough terrain
Where to buy: Amazon, John Lewis, Boots
Silver Cross Dune
~£695 (full bundle with car seat)
✓ Pros: Trusted UK brand (since 1877), good all-terrain performance, clean design, compatible with multiple car seat brands
✗ Cons: Slightly heavier than the Joie, fold is not as compact as some competitors
Where to buy: John Lewis, Silver Cross direct, Mothercare
Babyzen YOYO3
~£449 (pushchair only; newborn pack ~£170 extra)
✓ Pros: Ultra-compact cabin-approved fold, featherweight (6.2kg), smooth city push, iconic design, great resale value
✗ Cons: Fold mechanism has a learning curve, not ideal for rough terrain, newborn pack and car seat adaptors sold separately
Where to buy: John Lewis, Natural Baby Shower, Stokke/Babyzen direct

What we'd tell a friend

If budget allows, the Nuna MIXX Next is the one we would pick, it does everything well and will last years. If you want great value without compromise, the Joie Finiti is a brilliant choice. And if you are a city parent or frequent flyer, the YOYO3 will change your life, just practise the fold before you need it at the airport.

Frequently asked questions

What is a travel system?

A travel system is a pushchair frame that works with a carrycot (for newborns lying flat) and a car seat that clicks on and off. Baby falls asleep in the car, you click the seat onto the pushchair frame, and keep moving without waking them.

When should I buy a pushchair during pregnancy?

Most parents start researching around weeks 12-16 and buy around weeks 20-28. Having your travel system ready by week 36 is recommended in case baby arrives early.

How long can a baby be in a pushchair car seat?

Babies should spend no more than two hours at a time in a car seat, whether in the car or on the pushchair frame. The NHS recommends babies lie flat for the first six months to support their spine and keep airways open.

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