Cybex - Mios 3-in-1 Travel System

Olá! Sou do Porto e no nosso caso fiz primeiro uma pesquisa e depois fui ao Espaço Mamãs na zona industrial do Porto. Escolhemos ovo, isofix, carrinho e cadeira da Cybex (o modelo Mios). No nosso caso queríamos um carrinho funcional, pequeno, prático, leve, que coubesse na mala dos dois carros e no elevador do prédio. Foi o melhor investimento. Ela tem quase 3 anos e continua a andar no carrinho. A alcofa poderá ser um extra, dependendo da altura em que o teu bebé nasce. A minha filha nasceu em Outubro e por isso a alcofa foi muito útil para passeios ao ar livre pois ela ia aconchegada, confortável e apanhava o ar da rua. Para nós foi outro essencial até aos 6 meses. Usámos imenso. Em termos de cadeira para o carro existem várias opções. Umas cadeiras melhores que outras, depende dos testes. Recomendo-te a loja D’Barriga no Porto também. Vendem para todo o país e o serviço de apoio é óptimo. Tudo depende do teu orçamento para não caias em histórias de usados porque não sabes as condições dos equipamentos. E é a segurança do teu filho que está em causa. Tudo o q seja Chicco, coisas vendidas em super mercado também não têm segurança. Não esquecer que o ovo não é para passeio e sim um equipamento de retenção automóvel. Podes por exemplo, comprar carrinho com alcofa e uma cadeira para o carro que funcione já até ser maior. Há modelos preparados para recém nascidos e depois vais tirando os adaptadores à medida que crescem. O ovo é prático, principalmente quando adormecem sim. Mas é tudo uma questão de perspectiva e orçamento. Também depende da criança. Se for uma criança grande vai acabar por não conseguir andar nas coisas muito tempo porque tudo tem peso/tamanho máximo. Espero ter ajudado

I was gonna just stick with one...cybex mios that was gifted. But later realized it could get damaged while flying so ordered the babyzen yoyo during black friday. The sale plus amazon registry discount and cc cashback was so good...i can easily resell it later to recoup over half the cost. I rather check it in than to risk damaging my only stroller. I've heard it's not great as a main tho

We ended up buying two strollers: * Cybex Mios for everyday - reclines to full flat for when kiddo was a new born but also sits up fully upright like a chair so that when kiddo was a bit older he could eat comfortably in the stroller when we we were at a cafe/restaurant. * Cybex Libelle for travel - this one is much less comfortable but folds down to almost nothing and fits in the overhead compartment of airplanes. We went on a bunch of overseas trips with this and when not traveling it stays always in the trunk of the car (we have a Mini so space is at a premium) These are really out of your budget if new, but you can always find hand me downs on Mercari or Jimoty.

We’re love our Cybex Mios & it has a basinet attachment you can buy separately.

We had a Yoyo and really loved the newborn pack (soft sided basinet - loved that you could click them in too) but as soon as she outgrew it… hated it. She couldn’t see us and it made her very upset and it was really bumpy as well. Upgraded to Cybex Mios and absolutely love it. So many great features - great shocks, the seat panel comes off so it’s mesh, perfect for the summer. Easy to flip the seat between forward facing and parent facing. It’s one step up from a travel stroller so it still folds easily and can fold up pretty well.

Cybex Mios. Good design, durable, and has a small turn circle and can fit in tons of places bigger prams can’t.

this guy is really cool: [https://www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864](https://www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864) The stroller should be foldable with the baby in one hand while folding with the other. Buy a used carrier because you'll probably have at least two, or put them on your baby shower list. I bought a Cybex Mios, it is not the lightest, but it has been pretty great. You use the bassinet for the first six to eight months. It was very easy to detach, put on your arm and fold the stroller.

We went from full size (balios s lux), to only travel buggy (coya), to now Mios for daily and coya for travel. Could not recommend cybex Mios more. But Nuna triv next was our second choice. Compact, light but still sturdy and comfy.

Un trio c’est avec la nacelle/assise 6 mois +/ siège auto ? Ça dépend vraiment de votre usage finalement. On a pas de nacelle « normale » avec notre Cybex Mios (et effectivement je me posais la question par rapport à la compatibilité v2/v3, je n’ai pas la réponse) on a acheté une nacelle souple qui coûtait 90€. Pas de siège auto « cosy » vu qu’on utilise peu la voiture = on a gardé le siège auto évolutif de notre premier fils avec réducteur nouveau né. Après on a fait ce choix par rapport à notre style de vie + on a des enfants « grand gabarit ». Si vous allez porter +++, à voir l’intérêt de la nacelle effectivement. On a du changer aux 4 mois de notre fils, donc pas sûre que ce soit très utile au début si vous avez un siège-auto clipsable + porte bébé par ex 15kg max par contre c’est un peu short je trouve, de mémoire la plupart des poussettes vont jusqu’à 20kg non ? Mais bon à partir de 3 ans on utilise beaucoup moins la poussette de toute façon. Mais mon conseil serait surtout d’aller essayer la poussette en magasin, ça fait vraiment la différence. On hésitait entre la Mios et une Yoyo par exemple et mon mari a mis un no go à la Yoyo en l’essayant 😅

L’idéal est de tout prendre dans la même marque. Bon, forcément on ne l’a pas fait car 2 bébés avec 5 ans d’écart et des configurations differentes. Mais il y a souvent des adaptateurs pour la poussette. De notre côté on a une poussette Cybex Mios, un cosy Maxi Cosi Pebble 360, la base Isofix FamilyFix 360 de Maxi Cosi et un siège auto Maxi Cosi Pearl 360. Avec des adaptateurs poussette Mios pour fixer le cosy Maxi Cosi. On en est très contents ! En gros prenez toujours la même marque de base Isofix et de siège auto/cosy. Faire gaffe au côté 360, il faut une base 360 pour que le siège tourne ! Game changer le 360 en tout cas, quand on ne l’a pas en vacances à l’étranger ça pique un peu 😅

We have the cybex mios 3 and I absolutely love that the seat can be forward facing or reverse, it works with the infant car seat, it has a mesh back for hot days or a padded back for cool days and it lays right down for naps. Super light and easy to use. We never use our vista since getting it when she was 9 months old.

This. We have a Cybex Mios since our first was born and it was perfect in some places (pass through regular London Underground gates, light enough for single-person carrying on stairs), it was terrible in others (cobblestone pavements in some cities nearly launched our kiddo).