Also, I'd recommend passing on a travel system. They are really heavy and bulky and not great in the beginning. I'd go with an infant seat and a snap and go or another stroller that the infant seat can snap into. We did the Chicco Keyfit 30 with its matching stroller frame (Keyfit Caddy) and I love that car seat! DD is 8 months and we're still using it. We upgraded to the UB Cruz stroller with an adapter, which I also love.
Also, I'd recommend passing on a travel system. They are really heavy and bulky and not great in the beginning. I'd go with an infant seat and a snap and go or another stroller that the infant seat can snap into. We did the Chicco Keyfit 30 with its matching stroller frame (Keyfit Caddy) and I love that car seat! DD is 8 months and we're still using it.
eta: haha, just saw your edit! Good luck!
We did look at this one in Target today, and really liked it, but I don't care for the color choices. I'm picky! Lol.
Also, I'd recommend passing on a travel system. They are really heavy and bulky and not great in the beginning. I'd go with an infant seat and a snap and go or another stroller that the infant seat can snap into. We did the Chicco Keyfit 30 with its matching stroller frame (Keyfit Caddy) and I love that car seat! DD is 8 months and we're still using it.
eta: haha, just saw your edit! Good luck!
We did look at this one in Target today, and really liked it, but I don't care for the color choices. I'm picky! Lol.
Haha, yeah! I just saw the new blue one at BRU and it is so much cuter than ours! Oh well. We went gender neutral just in case we have a 2nd.
Post by cabbagecabbage on Jan 26, 2016 20:20:15 GMT -5
My big recommendation is to go basic on an infant seat but invest in a better convertible. Infant seats last 1 year max and we stopped using our at 5 months with DD. The next seat can last 2-4+ years after if you choose wisely.