Best 2 in 1 pushchair pram in 1 Prams

This sophisticated pram is easy to maneuver thanks to its luxurious fabrics, large basket and puncture-proof tires. It can be used from birth, due to the carrycot that is flat and lie-flat. It is also compatible with a car safety seat.

It's unusual design takes time to become accustomed to, but it's easy once you master the one-hand fold. It's also easy to hoick off and on trains and buses.

1. Cybex Gazelle

The Cybex Gazelle is a highly adjustable stroller that is able to be adjusted to your family. It offers over 20 different combinations which allows you to use it from birth in both single and twin modes. The car seat adaptors are integrated into the frame which means you don't have to buy a separate baby seat. This makes it easy to change it from a mono stroller into a twin one. It comes with a big basket to hold all the essentials for both children.

The seats are comfortable and can be reclined almost flat. This lets your child nap comfortably. The hood of the seat has plenty of room for your child's head and there are two height settings for the canopy, which gives you the option of adjusting the amount of sun exposure they receive. It's also compact and lightweight making it easy to maneuver through narrow spaces such as hallways. The wheels are strong and puncture proof, and the handlebar can be adjusted to various sizes so that you can drive comfortably no matter if you're short or tall.

The Gazelle comes with a range of accessories, including a footmuff, cup holders, a snack tray and rain cover. The stroller itself is made of four stunning fabrics that compliment the sloping curves of the frame and the taupe-tinted aluminum chassis. The sleek elegant design is perfect for any parent.

One of the great things about the Gazelle is its ease of use. The directions are clearly written on a handy booklet at the base of the shopping basket and the car seat adaptors have been color coded to make it easier to understand. It also has a wide range of seating configurations that makes it ideal for families with children from birth up to preschool age. It can even be used as a twin stroller by using an additional unit that is purchased separately, and is compatible with a wide range of Cybex infant car seat pushchair 2 in 1 seats. The only drawback to this stroller is the price. But, you're paying for quality and flexibility.

2 in 1 car seat and pram. Maclaren Techno

With the Maclaren Techno, parents can take advantage of a pram that offers supreme comfort and a compact design. It has a fully reclined seat, an extended leg rest and a head-hugger for newborns to keep them comfy during longer journeys. A hood with full-coverage and an adjustable sun visor will protect little ones from the elements, and a convenient tray for parents that has cup holders and storage pockets provides ample space to store all the necessities. Safety features include the linked foot-operated break and lockable swivel wheel.

The Techno's handlebars can be adjusted to accommodate parents who are taller. They also have a satin finish that feels great against the skin. The chassis is lightweight and compact, making it easy to maneuver and store, particularly when you're traveling by public transport or placing it into the trunk of your car. Its streamlined profile also makes it easier to push on uneven surfaces. The rear-facing footrest and reversible seat make it easier to access the front door of shops quickly.

Another excellent feature of the Maclaren is its speedy and easy fold. It's a little slower than the average but it only requires one hand to open and close. It's also a compact pram when closed which makes it easy to fit in tight spaces.

This model is not recommended for newborns. However it is suitable for children aged 3 months and over. You can purchase one of Maclaren's lighter umbrella strollers if you require an infant stroller at this point. It's a great choice for older children and babies as they'll be content to lay down on the seat, either at home or on the road.

This 2 in 1 stroller and car seat-in-1 pram offers the best combination of design and function. Its sleek design is stylish and the premium materials can withstand daily use. It's also adaptable, so you can add a carrycot or car seat to make it a travel system once your baby is ready. A stroller with two wheels like this one will allow you to adjust to your unpredictable day.

3. M&P Pramette

The M&P Pramette is a great pushchair/pram combo for families with two kids or first-time parents. It includes a carrycot that's approved for sleep at night and easily converts into a double pushchair when the timing is appropriate. It's not cheap, but its luxurious design and features make it worth the cost.

Claire was able to maneuver the pram on various terrains, and in narrow spaces like narrow aisles in stores. The swivel wheels made it easier to steer the pram with precision. Moreover, its compact fold size makes it easy to store at home. The large air-filled tires provide an easy ride, and can also be used on off-road surfaces. The hood can be lowered right to the baby's feet to provide sun protection or a comfortable snooze and is very easy to use.

The reversible model is a great feature, as it allows you to change the direction that the child faces. The reclining seat offers great back and head support so your little one can enjoy a comfortable and peaceful nap in the seat or carrycot. Claire also loved the spacious shopping basket that can be accessed when you use the seat or carrycot unit in any position and can accommodate a full pack of nappies as well as a change bag!

Lastly, the Xplory X is a premium pram from Stokke and is suitable from birth. It comes with the chassis, a pushchair seat and a lie-flat carrycot. However, other accessories like the rain cover will have to be purchased separately. It's an excellent choice for those who love the look of a modern Scandinavian-designed pram with a unique and functional frame that lets you interact closely with your baby.

This adorable doll pram by Mamas & Papas will help to develop role-playing and foster imagination. Its realistic features include an under-seat grocery basket, a rainhood that can be removed and a matching changing bag. It's great for cruising around the house, or going for a stroll in the park! This is a wonderful addition to any toy collection and would also make a thoughtful birthday or Christmas present.

4. Thule Shine

Thule is a brand that's famous for its unique and practical products and the Shine stroller is no different. It's one of the lightest strollers available on the market and feels solid and sturdy to hold despite its simple design. It's also extremely versatile, allowing it to be used as a bassinet, or Newborn Inlay from birth, as well as a Maxi Cosi car adapter.

In contrast to other lightweight strollers, the Shine doesn't let you down in terms of cargo storage either. Its 22-pound capacity allows you to carry everything you need for a day out without feeling like you have to leave anything behind.

It's also easy to put together and the back wheels securing to the main frame right out of the box. If you buy the optional bassinet the frame snaps on with ease too and even has handles for carrying similar to those of a Moses basket. The pram can be folded down to a compact, small size, which means it can fit in even the tiniest cars.

Thule's air purifier canopy is an eye-catcher too, with a built-in fan that filters the air you breathe to remove pollen, bacteria, viruses and other contaminants. Thule claims that it can remove 150 litres of air per minute, and it can be connected to an app that displays the quality of your air in your area.

The only downside is the price. Although it's cheaper than some other 2 in 1 pram system-in-1 prams, a entire kit costs more than PS1,000. It's a bit difficult to swallow when there are other options like Thule Spring. Thule Spring, which is lighter and more compact and costs less than half as much.

The durability of Thule's strollers is legendary, and I have seen them tested at the Thule Hillerstop headquarters in Sweden. They drop prams from high places, crash them down slopes and run them over bumpy tracks in the snow to test their quality and endurance. They certainly look nice!