
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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Check out the mountain buggy nano. It has a seat belt that goes around the infant car seat and is basically a universal adaptor. It also fits in the overhead compartment. I have one as our travel/car stroller and it’s a decent and sturdy option. You can get the V2 for $280 on their website: https://ca.mountainbuggy.com/shop/nano-v2-2015-11440?gad_source=4&gad_campaignid=17335605012&gclid=CjwKCAiAlfvIBhA6EiwAcErpyRokNCNax7AQ9vg0cVT_zecxJoacpxQsT4NlpwE11B2Xlam5C4s-ThoCU3kQAvD_BwE
I loved our Mountain Buggy Nano for travel, you can probably find one secondhand online or if there's a Once Upon A Child consignment shop near you.
We have an uppababy Cruz with aria car seat and a mountain buggy travel stroller. We take our kid to travel and the mountain buggy is much easier to carry than the Cruz.
I got the Uppababy Cruz 2 for my first (with the hope we’d have a second with a ~2 year gap) - I didn’t like the the double configuration for the Vista (with bassinet at the bottom) and liked the smaller profile of the Cruz. Figured we’d reassess the pram situation if/when the next baby came along. Second baby is now 5 months old, and we got a piggyback board a few weeks ago which has been working great when taking both kids out by myself (though less successful if dad is with us, as our 2.5 year old then wants to be carried 🙃). We also have a Mountain Buggy travel stroller dad has been using for almost 2 years, and still uses when taking our older one out on his own, so at this stage we’re not looking at a double.
First kid, we bought the Cosco travel car seat which fit perfectly in the Mountain Buggy travel stroller. Used it for years. And now have the Nuna Trvl which is a traditional travel stroller that allows the Nuna car seat to lock into it. Clutch !
Get something you can fold up and sling over your shoulder. With our toddler, I used a very lightweight Mountain Buggy that folded up to fit in an overhead compartment. You won't see too many 4 year olds in a stroller over there, but it'll be worth it. It'll allow you to see more and do more, even when the kid is sleeping or jetlagged. Just build in extra time in your itinerary because navigating crowded areas will slow you down, especially when you have to find the only elevator at a train station, which may lead to an inconvenient exit.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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