We're going abroad in May with our 3 (almost 4) year old and new baby who will turn 5 months the day we fly.
My 3yo will likely still nap in the day and on our holiday last year he did this in our buggy which we bought for holidays - a Silver Cross Jet. He is obviously older now so may not always want a sleep but I think I'd like the option of a buggy for him should he choose to nap! I also want him to be contained in busy places like the airport etc especially if there are queues, it's just easier and safer!
My baby is in our Egg pram carrycot still, she's quite big for 3 months but I can't see her moving to the stroller seat any time soon. My 3yo has a buggy board on the Egg which he loves and uses that for long walks, if we're whizzing round the supermarket etc.
My question is how do I go abroad to give them both the pram they need, do I buy a new one?
My thoughts so far :
I am not sure travelling with the full Egg pram and buggyboard is a good idea as it leaves nowhere for toddler to have potential nap if needed although buggyboard would keep him contained at airport somewhat. I also don't like the thought of airport staff slinging it around.
Buying a double travel buggy seems pointless as they may want to sleep at different times and will then be confined to the same walk/nap etc.
I also don't feel me (or baby girl) is ready for her to be facing out in a pushchair yet.
Travelling with just the Silver Cross Jet only leaves space for one child and no buggyboard option.
I've seen a second hand Jool Aer + Carrycot for sale. Do I buy that for baby girl so it matters less about going in the hold, and take the silver cross Jet for 3 yo at the airport and if he wants a sleep...?
I've thought about renting two babyzen yo-yo's as you can clip them together or keep them apart so we have options. But for the price I may be better just buying a second hand pram and reselling when we're home..?
Thanks for anyone who's got this far 😂 look forward to hearing from you with any advice!!!