Nuna - MIXX next

Following. My 2 year old never likes when I recline her nuna mixx but for some reason I’m hoping she’d be fine with the minu (plus baby 2 on the way) because it is damn near perfect in every other way

We went for the Nuna Mixx bundle from John Lewis. Love the pushchair and specifically went for the bundle as it comes with a lie flat car seat that doubles as the bassinet attachment which was invaluable for car trips with a newborn. I, personally, don’t like the TODL car seat that comes in the bundle. We have a Joie car seat in the other car and we far prefer that car seat.

Had a secondhand Bugaboo Chameleon with our first and it was really fantastic, we had quite a few extras included luckily, they get very pricey. After a couple of house moves we got rid of it before our second. We then got the Nuna Mixx Next which comes with all the extras and is very reasonably priced so that was great but I still preferred the Bugaboo. Definitely go and test at Babypark. Congratulations 🎊

We got the Nuna Mixx Next, we live in London. It’s been on many a bus, train, tube, black cab as well as several planes to various other countries. It’s still in great condition after our first and we’re about to get the bassinet back out for our second. Highly recommend.

I got the Nuna Next for this exact reason, seemed like the best compromise and it’s worked really well for us for the last 2.5 years including multiple holidays.

I second this! My partner got a nuna mix next or something like that (a beast) and it was SO heavy and bulky to manoeuvre that I ended up selling it and getting a redsbaby aeron (not fully travel size, but omg what a pram)

We love our nuna mixx.

I have the Nuna Triv. I tried the Mixx and Demi at Nordstrom’s as well. They are HEAVY. Especially with the stroller seat attached. The Triv is a lot lighter but still has somewhat thicker tires. If you’re going to do a lot of trails though you’ll definitely want to go the route of Mixx or Demi. Mixx being lighter of the 2. Just the base itself without any bassinet/car seat/stroller is lighter of course - so the first chunk of months when you can’t use the stroller portion really (unless laying it all the way back so baby is lying down) - it’s easier to carry and get in and out of the car. But once you’re using the stroller attachment it is heavier by a decent amount. If you have a Nordstrom where you live - they have a lot of the big name car seats and stroller systems to try out. It was the only in-person store I could find with them 😅 Target did have one system I think on display. But we don’t have any baby stores near us anymore to try stuff. Definitely sucked when trying to find baby gear we liked. Same as you - don’t mind spending a bit more if it’ll last and work for multiple kids over the years. What I like about my Nuna Triv: convenient having the whole system. Baby loves the bassinet for walks. About to switch to the stroller piece as he’s sitting quite well now. But he still enjoys laying down. Good place for a nap in the go while you’re out or just a place for baby to spread out with toys while you’re shopping or getting food with friends, fairs, etc. Convenient being able to pop the car seat on it for a quick run into a store and not having to take baby out of it or carry a car seat around - I only do this if it’s quick though. Otherwise I use the bassinet or baby wear so they aren’t in the car seat for more than 2 hours at a time. Great for walks. Storage is decent enough. I don’t usually bring anything crazy. Bottom does work for small target runs lol And the quality and safety of the car seat means I can use it for future babies as well if it’s within expiration. And the rest of the system can definitely be used for future kids. It doesn’t switch into a 2 kids stroller though. So could be a downfall if that’s something you’d want in the future.

But the actual stroller seat can’t be switched around like it can on, for example, the Nuna Mix Next. So as soon as they’re out of the infant car seat and in the normal stroller seat, they’re forward all the time.

You don't necessarily need a separate bassinet attachment. I have the nuna mixx, and the stroller seat lies flat and is suitable for newborns. But I certainly wouldn't rely on solely the car seat for stroller walks. We also have the nuna urbn carseat. It's baseless and soooo easy to pop in and out of the car.

I bought a nuna mixx stroller for my oldest about 6 years ago. I think it was their only offering back then. Anyways i would definitely go with one of the newer Nuna offerings. Our stroller is still going strong with baby number 3.