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Baby gear picked for how you actually live
Kiddieko has helped UK families with nursery and travel gear since 2007. Tell us how you live, and we'll show you the pushchairs, travel cots and car seats that fit.
City living
Narrow pavements, buses, lifts that never work and a flat with no hallway. City parents need gear that folds small, lifts easily and clicks together fast.
Travel
Airports, hire cars and holiday apartments. Travel gear should be light, fit airline cabin rules and pack down fast.
Budget
Good, safe gear doesn't have to be expensive. These picks come from trusted brands at the lower end of the price range.
Twins & doubles
Two babies means twice the gear, so width, weight and fold matter more than ever. These picks fit through doorways and into car boots.
Airline baby-gear rules
What flies free, car seats on board and bassinets on 15 airlines.
Quick answers
Which pushchair is best for flying?
Look for a cabin-compatible fold, like the Bugaboo Butterfly 2 (44.8 × 24.5 × 55.5 cm folded). Always check your airline's size limits first.
Do airlines charge for pushchairs and car seats?
Most major airlines carry a pushchair and a car seat free for infants. See our airline baby gear rules table for each airline, with links to official sources.
How wide is a twin pushchair?
Side-by-side doubles we list range from 72 cm (Out'n'About Nipper Double V5) to 76 cm (Joie aire twin).
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