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Maxi-Cosi - Tayla Max 5-in-1 Modular Travel System

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Accomplished_Wish668 • 9 months ago

In your budget the maxi cosi travel system all the way. I had it, loved it. It’s not too heavy, comes with absolutely everything you need. Car seat and the regular seat can convert from bassinet to upright. It’s awesome. Sometimes you can find the whole system in target at a very hefty discount.

r/NewParents • Stroller Recommendations ->
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BCMOL • 5 months ago

I have the Maxi Cosi travel system and a compact SUV - Mitsubishi RVR and agree with this. It fits well in the back, but the passenger seat needs to be moved up extremely closely to the dash. It doesn’t fit in the middle well because then both seats need be adjusted the same. I do like it overall though, I saw many reviews about the wheels being bad but it’s worked nicely for us (only been using it 3 weeks so far) for casual walks. I don’t find the car seat too heavy, but to be fair I didn’t test a lot.

r/BabyBumpsCanada • Does anyone have either of these strollers? [NB] ->
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CatsCoffeeBooks • about 2 months ago

Maxi Cosi Tayla was super nice when I had it. Folds into a full bassinet and then tilts up to he’s regular seat.

r/Buyingforbaby • Stroller that converts to bassinet ->
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CoolBinkyGal • about 1 month ago

I have the Maxi Cosi infant car seat / travel set and personally really like it! Found it reasonably priced and the stroller is great on sidewalks and trails (also live in NB).

r/BabyBumpsCanada • Nuna vs Graco stroller and car seat[nb] ->
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dc135 • 12 months ago

I don't understand the appeal of the Doona, it looks like the worst of both worlds between a car seat and an infant stroller. Unless you are going to be Ubering regularly I wouldn't get this. The Maxi Cosi lie flat thing is not for newborns; for newborns, you're supposed to use the car seat with that particular stroller. Just because it can lie flat doesn't mean it is appropriate for newborn use. The Vista either requires a bassinet or the Infant SnugSeat to use with newborns. The Vista is a great stroller but it is large; it's a good stroller if you are going to be out all day but not the best for navigating the subway with. If you think you will be riding the subway a lot, I would look at a travel-style stroller like the Babyzen Yoyo. They are smaller and lighter and will be easier to get up and down stairs and navigate through crowds. There's also the carrier options in lieu of a stroller. If you are going to be walking outside more, you could consider a larger stroller like the Vista.

r/nycparents • Newborn Stroller vs Bassinet Attachment vs Car Seat ->
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FishingPuzzled1917 • 6 months ago

We have the Maxi-Cosi and love it. I have a small SUV and the car seat fits but it is tight for whoever is sitting in front of it. Otherwise it’s great and love the stroller and bassinet

r/BabyBumpsCanada • Does anyone have either of these strollers? [NB] ->
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frankie41119 • 10 months ago

I never see it recommended, so I’m just gonna throw out there that we bought the Maxi Cosi Tayla travel system and we’re obsessed with it. It’s incredibly light, feels durable and unlike the Uppababy Vista you can easily transition it from bassinet mode to stroller mode. We’ll have it well into our son’s toddler years. It’s also hundreds of dollars cheaper than the Uppababy. But my best advice is to try and go to a big box store that has the strollers in person. I was dead set on buying the Vista until I tried the maxi cosi and my husband and I liked it so much more. You don’t know what you’ll like until you start to handle it yourself.

r/BabyBumps • Confused by strollers, what do you recommend? ->
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Howly7654 • 12 months ago

Unless you expect to be using taxis a lot in and out I don’t think you need a doona. We had something like this maxi cosi that in normal days we could just use bassinet and on days we knew we’d need a cab we used the car seat attachment that clicked in. Some strollers have newborn inserts to the regular seat (uppababy for example) that you can use from birth and as they grow take it out. I am obsessed with strollers and getting the right one lol

r/nycparents • Newborn Stroller vs Bassinet Attachment vs Car Seat ->
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KayLove91 • 4 months ago

Yep! Mind you, we used the heck out of the bassinet stroller for the first few months. But once he started sitting upright by himself he LOATHED the maxi cosi Tayla we got. It was a great system though. Also, food for thought, we initially got an infant carseat that docks in the truck and that we would take in and out. We upgraded to the babyjogger city view rotating one that stays in the truck and I wish we had skipped the infant carseat setup and jumped right to the rotating one. 100x easier and so convenient to get baby in and out of. We plan to get another from the start with our next baby

r/BabyBumps • Mother in Law really wants to buy a stroller ->
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MargaritaMischief • 10 months ago

I got the Maxi Cosi Tayla for pretty cheap on Albee Baby. I love it! I wanted black with the brown leather accents and it’s super easy to fold and set up one handed!

r/BabyBumps • Stroller Recommendations ->

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