DEMI next

I live in the metro-suburban area of Philly where I’m close enough to the city (10-15min drive) but the stuff that’s walkable to in my area aren’t as nice as the city, so I got the nuna pipa urbn + Demi next bundle. I love it, it’s a travel stroller but their biggest one so it feels like a full size with lots of storage and can easy fold for travel. I love how the infant car seat attaches right into the stroller as well (especially during the colder season) plus I plan on ttc again 18m pp and this stroller converts from a single to a double, it also has a rider board included. The bigger wheels also give the smoothness you were looking for. All in all I really recommend this stroller. It’s a little pricey but I know I’ll get a lot of use out of it and will be able to use it for a long time, plus I feel like all the features are worth it

Hi, I’m a ftm (36w) and in the same boat as you, we plan on trying at 18m pp like drs recommend. I personally bought the bundle Nuna had with the pipa urban and Demi next seat travel system. It converts from a single to a double but isn’t wide and bulky. I like how it the infant car seat also attaches to the stroller without an adapter for easier travel. I live where it gets cold so I rather transfer the whole car seat than to take baby out just to put them in another car seat. I love how the Demi seat can be used from birth - 50lbs and that there’s a rider board. Idk I personally really love the possibilities with this system which is why I got it and it will be perfect to use early on too since my sister is also pregnant and we aren’t far apart. So I can always test it out early with both my baby and my niece lol

I have the nuna trvl & demi next . Didn’t plan it that way, but that’s how it shaked out! I’ve heard great things about the BOB

Personally I really liked the nuna but the seat is a little smaller so I decided in the UB cruz. From online reviews and friends who've gotten it, kids grow out of it sometimes before 2 years old (even smaller for their age kids). I wanted the stroller to ideally last at least until 2-3 years old.

Depends on what you want and what car you have. We have a big SUV and wanted a stroller we could put miles on. We do lots of walks around the neighborhood and in a local bike path. We got the Nuna Demi Next and it’s been amazing. It’s not lightweight and doesn’t fold up small. It is like an SUV stroller. The handle gets higher as well so it’s comfortable for taller people to push.

Nuna double decker, car seats straight onto the stroller was life saving, now that they’re toddlers, the actual stroller seats are also so spacious. the bugaboo looked great but it was 1K more and I did not need the bassinets (would have been a waste of money for me realistically) https://www.littlesproutonline.com/nuna-demi-next-twin-stroller-with-pipa-car-seats/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20698907227&gbraid=0AAAAADpbJIpSVSx8fnpfzm9Fnqe_pBGBT&gclid=CjwKCAjw1dLDBhBoEiwAQNRiQW09FC_6DKBqZ545r1rw_-6sfMdbgNukidXHx8rocXGncwASuwDUkhoCsX4QAvD_BwE was 2100 when I bought it last year

We got the nuna demi next and it’s been so worth it for our two kids. Easy to put away and set up, both kids are happy and comfortable in it, fits in our Toyota Corolla boot lol. We did have a Stokke xplory for our first and goddamn that was an awful pram, took 5 minutes for my husband to break it down. Super comfortable seat though, but it was so annoying we just sold it and baby carried our first until we got this double stroller.

I’m also a FTM due in May! I chose the Nuna Demi Next stroller with the Nuna Pipa Aire RX car seat. Nuna’s a premium brand so these are both pretty expensive, but there are a lot of options at lower price points with similar features. I was exclusively choosing between Uppababy and Nuna in single-to-double options. Infant bucket seats generally can be used for about the first year. There are height and weight limits, but as soon as your baby maxes out either one of those, you’d need to move up to the next car seat - likely, height will be maxed out before weight. After your baby outgrows the bucket seat, you’ll want a convertible car seat that’s able to be rear facing. Car seats expire 7 years after the manufacturing date, so while you’d technically be fine to buy the convertible seat now, I’d probably wait until next year’s Black Friday sales to purchase it.

To add onto this comment - I also thought the Uppababy Vista’s toddler/infant configuration was weird, so I got the Nuna Demi Next instead. Even that has a slightly odd layout with losing basket space when using it for two kids, but I prefer the infant to be able to be on top.