Joie - Alore (S1910E)

I got a Joie, havent used it yet as bubs only making an appearance in a couple of weeks but they're manufactured in the same place as nuna and the only difference is the fabric used and the odd bell and whistle. My criteria was that it was adjustable as im short, and my partner is a good bit taller, so because of how adjustable it was, it met that. Also, I didn't want to have multiple seat attachments. It can come with a bassinet, but the original seat that comes with it lays flat and is suited from birth to like toddler. Overall, it was budget friendly, folds easy, and wasn't massive. Model is the Joie Alore

I was so confused that I had started looking at strollers on the street just to see what brand people prefer😂 We went to a baby expo and LOVED Edward and Co Oscar pram. We don’t want to go for something very expensive because I know babies who hate being laid down on prams. We were almost set to buy this but visited baby bunting last weekend and loved the Joie prams! They are more affordable (in case baby hates prams, I won’t cry looking at the expensive unused prams collecting dust), light but sturdy and has good suspension in the wheels for walks in the city. Obviously there may be better prams but we’re going for Joie Alore for now😊 Ps. My baby is due in Feb too and another reason for not going for an expensive pram was the winter approaching by the time she’d be out of the new born phase. We may not use the pram as much then and would like to wear her in a carrier for more warmth.

The Joie travel system is great actually because it comes with a bassinet attachment that later is used as the toddler seat and it’s very good quality- this is personally the one I would go with!

I had an April 2024 baby and it was warm then and hot in the summer and I used the bassinet stroller until she couldn't reasonably fit in it any more. It's absolutely worth getting. A multi click on system night do you well. I got Joie and it's still going strong 2 years later.

I am of the same mindset but after talking with my mom, she really encouraged me to beef up the registry because there are people who WANT to be generous at this time (especially in her age group like her friends, aunts, etc who she invited to my shower) and we don’t have a ton of extra money at the moment! So I thought carefully about things that would be needed in the first year+ and added those too. This of course depends on how much storage you have. For example, I got a crib that converts to a toddler bed, added children’s cutlery, got the woolino sleep sack that is 2mo-2y and added the next size up of car seat. I also added some items to the list and marked them private so I can buy them myself down the line at a discount once baby is bigger. I wasn’t going to add any clothes, toys, or books either but she suggested I add a couple so people can see what my taste is and these are also some items that people who can’t afford to be as generous can then buy. I also added a note on my registry encouraging people to use hand me downs or thrifted items, though I’m not sure how many people will! I am thrifting whatever I can off my own registry and then just marking things as purchased once I find them. And I won’t personally be buying any clothing new, as there are plenty of second hand or free options out there and they outgrown clothing so quickly! Edit: My must haves: I got a Newton bedside bassinet and the IKEA Sniglar convertible crib with a Newton mattress. These were second hand. 2 woolino sleep sacs- one to wear one to wash Second hand cloth diapers- will only be doing part time as babe will do regular diapers at daycare. A baby wearing wrap, car seat, and stroller (I chose the JOIE 4 in 1 so that the bassinet was built in, one less thing to store) Gulicola glass bottles and Pura stainless steel bottles. For the Pura botttles I chose their kids water bottle and then registered for the avent wide neck nipples- these work together and allow the setup to go from infant to elementary aged use. A baby monitor. I chose a non WiFi one. Situation specific: I will be returning to work, so I registered for a countertop bottle washer so that I could keep fewer bottles on hand and just wash them every night. We do not run our dishwasher every day. I also registered for a nice pumping bag for work, which can be used as a diaper bag as well for outings. Baby will get a tote I have already as the diaper bag that goes to daycare. Things I chose NOT to register for: a Hatch, multiple diaper caddies, additional cloth diapers until I see how things go, a diaper genie, bouncers of any kind, a baby mat for the floor, dozens of sleep sacks, multiple types of bottles, swings.

Meinst du den Fox, Butterfly oder Donkey? Was sind denn deine Wünsche und Vorstellungen für einen Wagen und möchtest du viel Geld ausgeben? Der Gebrauchtmarkt ist ansonsten echt voll. Joie hat ich nen Buggy von, ist Okay, nicht die Höchste Qualität. Ansonsten hab ich noch nen Joolz und nen Cybex, habe alle Vor und Nachteile, je nachdem was man will.

Wir haben einen ANB Salsa Air gebraucht gekauft für um die 200€. Nach ca 8/9 Monaten sind wir schon auf einen Joie Buggy umgestiegen, da der Salsa einfach zu groß war für das Auto und das ständige an und ab machen von dem Sportsitz gestört hat (wir haben auch ein kleines Auto) Mit 1,5 Jahren haben wir noch einen Cybex Orfeo gekauft (primär fürs Fliegen, und wenig Platz im Urlaubsort) Seit dem wir den Orfeo haben nutzen wir den Joie nicht mehr. Der Orfeo ist viel leichter und wendiger 😄. Achja den Salsa haben wir wieder für 200€ verkauft. Autositz würde ich unabhängig vom Kinderwagen kaufen. Wir haben uns den ADAC Test angeschaut und im Babywalz ausprobiert ob der Sitz ins Auto passt und dort gekauft. Ich hoffe ich konnte helfen 💕