DEMI grow

We went with nuna demi grow since we had the lightweight infant carrier from nuna. We didn't get the bassinet for the stroller and just used the infant carrier until they were old enough for the seat. It is large and heavy stroller through. For day to day look at a light stroller that is compatible with your infant carrier. [compatibility chart](https://www.babylist.com/hello-baby/car-seat-stroller-compatibility) That way you can actually use it for going into the many appointments you have early on.

Nuna Demi grow has been the greatest of all time! I’ve had it for 6 years and my two kids are still both comfortable in it and I have drive them around with one had it’s so balanced well.

I got the CYBEX car seat that swivels and it has lasted me 6 years and I got the Nuna demo grow stroller because of the option to use it with two kids, and I have used it SO MUCH over the last six years with my two children and I still use it to this day with a six year-old and a three-year-old they both still fit great

I looooooove my Nuna Demi Grow double stroller! I’ve used it since my first was born 6 years ago and he and now his 3 yr old sister both still fit in their seats and it’s still easy to push around. 50 lbs max PER SEAT!

I got the Nuna Demi grow 6 years ago with my first, I wasn’t sure I was going to have a second child, so I just got it with the one regular seat and with a Nuna Pippa car seat, and the bassinet. I did not use the bassinet at all, but just the car seat with the stroller and then with the stroller seat was amazing and the very best part of it was when I finally did have another kid I could put the larger kid on the bottom and keep the littlest kid on the top with no steering issues. Now my oldest is like six years old and my youngest is three and they both fit in there perfectly still, the older one on the bottom he just climbs himself right and it’s like his little cave. We took it to Disney world even! It is nice cuz it fits through doors just fine but is also not very long! Also both the top seat and the bottom seat hold up to 50 pounds each.

Mi smo dobili od znancev malo rabljenega Nuna Demi Grow. Ne vem kako je z drugimi, ampak meni je bilo noooooro vsec, da ima ze vgrajeno podaljsano strehico/sencnik, ki ga potegnes dol da otroku ne piha not oziroma mu ne sveti not sonce. Vidim druge s tistimi dezniki potem namontiranimi in jih ves cas premikajo za senco itd…. Super je, da imate 3v1, da se lupinica pripne na vozicek in v avtu na bazo. Pride ful prav za kaksen obisk zdravnika, po stopnicah nest otroka, ce se spi, za na hitro v trgovino skocit… Fajn je da so dobre gume, da niso neka poceni plastika, ker plasticne gume na makedamu so obup… 😅 Definitivno priporocam da greste prej mal potestirat v trgovino. Bi pa se poudarila, da vcasih nima veze, ce imas vozicek za 500€ ali za 1500€, ker se lahko zgodi, da se otrok sploh ne bo zelel vozit v vozicku… 😅😂 Pri nas smo ga res dokaj malo uporabljali, marsikdo pa recimo potem ko otrok preraste kosaro raje kupi neko marelo, ki se zlozi na veliko manjse in je lazje spakirat v avto…

Late to this but please don’t get the nuna Demi grow if you prioritize a smooth push. Even without a kid in it, it pushes horribly. I blindly got it without testing it out because a lot of people recommended it and I loved the double seat on the bottom. Second baby isn’t even here yet, I’m not even willing to give it a chance. Going to lose money on trying to resell it for sure. For a smooth ride, I’d recommend any stroller with air filled tires. For ex bob has a veryyyy easy push double strollers. Had two big kids in it and felt like I was pushing air!

Think you can see from the comments that Angel Cab is in a different category to the others - particularly if you are going for the C-Series with wicker bassinet. It really is not comparable to the others. Beginning with size - it's enormous. It's a total pain to fold down and remove wheels. We adore it and do take it out for country walks, but transporting it is not convenient. It's def superior to the others on non-toxic materials, if that is something you prioritise. It's very much a character stroller. We also have Joolz Hub for convenience. We started with a Nuna Demi Grow and I would not recommend it. 

I bought a Nuna travel system with my first (4 years ago) and am using it again now. I have the Demi grow, which is no longer on the market. But I’ve really liked it. I believe it was replaced by the Mixx. It’s held up well, does decently on different terrains, comfortable to push, easy to fold, feels sturdy. It has the ability to be a double stroller and my tall four year old has climbed in. The only cons we’ve found over the years are: - seat is always slightly reclined which my very curious kid didn’t always love because it impacted his view. - taking the car seat off the stroller is a bit annoying because you have to press and hold buttons on either side of the car seat to lift it off.

We got our Nunas after trying the a few diff Graco seats. Had nothing to do with it being high end or having resale value (bc we plan to use the car seats til expiration and then and use the strollers til the wheels fall off lol). The main sell for the infant seat was how light it was. Same with the stroller being easy to fold and toss around. We had a cheaper Bombi stroller that had easy fold, but it was world facing only and I didn’t like that as a new mom lol. We went to a few stores and tested diff brands in person and liked the softness of the material on the Nunas. We could afford it so that’s where we landed. The Demi is heavy but I haven’t found it to be more heavy or awk than the other double strollers or wagons we’ve tried out and we ride that bitch off road on trails and to the zoo all the time lol. But we’re also rough on our gear and don’t really treat it like a coach purse or balenciaga glasses.

When I said we’re a Nuna family it wasn’t a brag or saying we only use nuna, I was just saying we have Nuna products so I know what I’m talking about price point wise. We started with Graco seats and weren’t happy with them and landed with a nuna seat and strollers after in person shopping around. Our baby outgrew the nuna infant seat and is in an evenflo seat now. We also have a radio flyer wagon I got at aa garage sale that we use around our neighborhood. So it’s not like we’re snobs turning our noses up at cheaper brands lol. We liked the Nunas and could afford them and got them. But they weren’t picked bc they’re “luxury”. I said luxury bc price point wise they could be considered that compared to other brands (like Graco). But I think nuna and Graco have the same parent company. I will say though that if you are in the US, all car seats are supposed to follow the same safety standards and pass the same tests regardless of price point. So if someone is rolling with a Britax or a Nuna- both seats should be capable of doing the same thing! So paying extra for safety I feel is a scare tactic companies hint at.

Can’t speak for mockingbird but we’re a Nuna family and it’s deffo considered one of the luxury baby brands due to the price. And ever since the tariffs hit they’ve marked their prices way up bc I believe it’s initially a euro brand. Like $400-700 for their car seats. We got one of their single strollers for $700. And then their double stroller was $1k and didn’t even come with the second seat which was another $250 to shell out. Prior to tariff pricing. Shit adds up.

We got our Nunas after trying the a few diff Graco seats. Had nothing to do with it being high end or having resale value (bc we plan to use the car seats til expiration and then and use the strollers til the wheels fall off lol). The main sell for the infant seat was how light it was. Same with the stroller being easy to fold and toss around. We had a cheaper Bombi stroller that had easy fold, but it was world facing only and I didn’t like that as a new mom lol. We went to a few stores and tested diff brands in person and liked the softness of the material on the Nunas. We could afford it so that’s where we landed. The Demi is heavy but I haven’t found it to be more heavy or awk than the other double strollers or wagons we’ve tried out and we ride that bitch off road on trails and to the zoo all the time lol. But we’re also rough on our gear and don’t really treat it like a coach purse or balenciaga glasses.

When I said we’re a Nuna family it wasn’t a brag or saying we only use nuna, I was just saying we have Nuna products so I know what I’m talking about price point wise. We started with Graco seats and weren’t happy with them and landed with a nuna seat and strollers after in person shopping around. Our baby outgrew the nuna infant seat and is in an evenflo seat now. We also have a radio flyer wagon I got at aa garage sale that we use around our neighborhood. So it’s not like we’re snobs turning our noses up at cheaper brands lol. We liked the Nunas and could afford them and got them. But they weren’t picked bc they’re “luxury”. I said luxury bc price point wise they could be considered that compared to other brands (like Graco). But I think nuna and Graco have the same parent company. I will say though that if you are in the US, all car seats are supposed to follow the same safety standards and pass the same tests regardless of price point. So if someone is rolling with a Britax or a Nuna- both seats should be capable of doing the same thing! So paying extra for safety I feel is a scare tactic companies hint at.