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Do you travel by plane regularly -is it the best travel double stroller for flying and for the airport? Who is it for – will you need a double stroller for slightly older kids if heading out to Disney World or one that is suitable for a younger baby – if so does it need an additional insert? I’ve got the Nuna Mixx and absolutely love it! It’s got lots of little features that make it stand out for me so I think that the cost is well worth it” - recommended by Mumsnet user, BopaEli Our verdict Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 6.2kg | Folded dimensions: 55 x 47 x 25cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes - only with carrycot (sold separately) | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-free | Carrycot included? No - sold separately What we like Other useful features include all wheel suspension, a hand operated brake and a seat unit with several recline positions.

We spend hours researching, speaking to parents, analysing data and listening to experts before we test out the products on our shortlist.The Royal Society for Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) further rounded out our research by providing essential safety information on buying and using a buggy. What is a stroller? Although ideal for city life and travel, as the name suggests, the BabyJogger City Tour 2 is actually a great option for any family. This sturdy pushchair has large and heavy swivel wheels with a secure grip that makes it effortless to manoeuvre with just one hand. It features luxury woven fabrics and sleek lines, and there’s a lot of plush cushioning around the ergonomically designed seat as well as in the area that will be around the baby’s head. This sleek pushchair is also conveniently compatible with the separate infant car seat and carrycot. Travel systems tend to be the go-to for parents of newborn babies because they're compatible with carrycots and baby car seats – the latter of which allows parents to transfer their baby from car to pushchair and vice versa with minimum hassle.

Flexible and oh-so-trendy, the Nuna Mixx Next is comfort and style rolled into one. It’s the third generation in the range, an update on the Nuna Mixx 2019, which features a new, more compact fold and improved suspension for a smoother ride. If you're looking for more of a robust pram for everyday use, we've rounded up the best pushchairs, the best travel systems, the best umbrella prams, the best double strollers and the best running buggies for babies and toddlers. And on the accessories front, we've also got the lowdown on the best pram toys, the best buggy boards and the best baby changing bags. Best lightweight strollers at a glance

15. Best running pushchair: Thule Urban Glide 2

Other new models can grow from a single to a double pushchair which is useful if you have a second baby as you don't need to buy another stroller. The stroller comes with a host of extras which goes some way to justifying its price. The UPF 50+ extendable hood is a decent size, the 5kg shopping basket is more than big enough for everyday essentials, and the rain cover keeps your child completely dry. There’s also a bumper bar which can be folded down with the buggy. An all-terrain stroller is a pram or pushchair that's made especially to be pushed over bumpy roads, paths or uneven ground. They're great strollers for parents who live in the country to use. Genuine birth to toddler options are increasingly hitting the market though (complete with a full recline and parent-facing seat), aimed at parents looking for a compact travel solution as soon as their baby is born. We’ve included some options like these in our testing. Why use a lightweight stroller? The downside is its high price tag, although it’s expected from a premium brand such as iCandy. While you may find some of the features included here in more affordable models, we don’t think you can beat the iCandy Orange 3 for overall style. The new textured velour fabric, for instance, is a lovely touch that really sets it apart from the competition.

The seat sits high on the frame, which is handy for larger children who may otherwise be close to dragging their feet on the floor, and the canopy can be unzipped for added cover or lifted in places to allow for extra ventilation. The charm of the Mixx Next is in its use of high-quality material (the faux leather push bar is a nice touch) coupled with a mid-range price tag. At just 6.2kg, the Babyzen YOYO2 is an incredibly lightweight buggy and is the ideal pushchair if you live in the city or like to travel. Cabin-bag size, with folded dimensions of just 52 x 44 x 18cm, and approved by most airlines as a carry-on, the YOYO2 is super compact when folded and features a handy strap for easily carrying it on and off the plane. Easy to transport and compact for easy storage, types range from the simplest of umbrella strollers to sturdier, more luxurious models.Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight: 11.5kg | Folded dimensions: 87 x 69 x 34cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes (with carrycot) | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Air-filled tyres | Carrycot included? No, only as part of a bundle What we like Superseding the original Xplory V6 model, which was all the rage for many years with yummy mummies everywhere (and, quite frankly, still is), the Xplory X released in 2021 delivers the same high quality and style we’ve come to expect from this top brand. About 20 weeks I think as it was on offer then. My MIL had a bit of a meltdown about it being in the house as she’s superstitious. We just got it out of storage at 35 weeks ready for No2!”, Gillian1980 Key specs – Age range: Suitable for 0 months to 22kg; Wheels: All-terrain wheels; Folded dimensions: 83.5 x 51.5 x 31.5cm; Unfolded dimensions: 92-83 x 60 x 98.5-108cm; Weight: 12.6kg

The Mountain Buggy Nano Duo original version weighs in at only 20lbs/9kg and has an extra large gear tray with 8kg / 17.6lb capacity plus a very convenient carry handle and shoulder strap, making it a very portable buggy. As with the Bugaboo, the price is a little on the expensive side, but the luxurious quality of the Peach means that it will last for years and as it can convert from a single to a double is a buy with great longevity. The compact frame easily wheels through small or tight spaces, and the stroller can be folded down with just one hand, although it took our parent tester, Laura, some time to master. It’s petite enough to fit into a medium-sized car boot (although you may have to remove the parcel shelf in smaller cars) and can be left freestanding once folded on public transport. This reasonably priced, lightweight and stylish 3-in-1 pram, pushchair and stroller comes with a carrycot for newborns, but it also gives you the option to lay the pushchair seat flat. The pushchair comes with a leg rest that adjusts as your baby grows, and it can face both inwards and outwards for when your baby wants to see the world and not just you. It comes with a comfortable mattress, an extendable hood, a cosy apron and a rain cover.

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Suitable from: Birth to 25kg (around five years) | Weight: 9.5kg (chassis and seat) | Folded dimensions: 64 x 67.5 x 45cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-free tyres | Carrycot included? No - only as part of a bundle What we like The seat has very high sides even when not in carrycot mode so is snuggly and lovely for DD" - recommended by Mumsnet user, Njh1986 Our verdict Size: As well as being light, some buggies are designed to fold up incredibly small. This is great if you’re a frequent flier, use public transport or have a small car, but this feature can make some models more expensive, so if you’re not bothered, you might want to pass. Similarly, folding mechanisms vary massively, and you need to find one that’s easy for you and suitable for your needs. If you can, we recommend trying before you buy. It’s extremely nippy, especially if you’re navigating small shop aisles or public transport (be that trains or buses), and it offers a smooth and comfortable ride over pavements and paths. The small wheels mean it fares less well on bumpy, uneven terrain like grass and gravel, so this is something to bear in mind if you live in a more rural area.