Parents-to-be often wonder whether to buy one stroller with several modules, or a separate pram and later a lightweight buggy. In most cases the set is the better choice.

What 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 mean

Set	What it includes	Age
2-in-1	frame + newborn carrycot + sport seat	carrycot: from birth; seat: from 6 months up to 22 kg / 4 years
3-in-1	2-in-1 + infant car seat	car seat: from birth up to 13 kg

5 reasons to choose a set

1. You pay for one frame. The frame with the wheels is the most expensive part of any stroller. With a set you buy it once – with separate strollers, twice.
2. One space at home and in the car. Instead of two strollers in the hallway you have one frame and modules that swap in seconds.
3. Everything is compatible. There is no risk that the seat or the car seat will not fit the frame.
4. An easy transition. When the baby grows, you simply swap the carrycot for the seat – no searching and no new costs.
5. Convenient travel (3-in-1). A sleeping baby moves from the car to the stroller in the car seat without being woken.

How to build a 3-in-1 with Buba

Buba Zaza 2 and Buba Kanatitza strollers are 2-in-1. Add a Tutis Elo Lux i-Size car seat and the adapter for your model – and the set becomes 3-in-1. For even faster fitting in the car there is also an ISOFIX i-Size base.

When separate strollers make sense

If you already have a stroller from an older child or want a very light stroller just for travelling. For a first baby, a set is the most practical solution.

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