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

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We got the Tavo for the slightly bigger basket/size and it’s perfect! Handles all kinds of terrain well - gravel, dirt, sidewalk, grass. It can be made into a bassinet which we utilized quite a bit on a trip at 4 months. Worked perfectly. She still loves it at 18 months!
My parents have a Graco for their car and we have a Nuna in my husband’s car! We love both equally! The Nuna is “nicer” and if non-toxic materials are important to you, go with the Nuna. We have the Tavo stroller as well and the seat reclines fully and the footrest folds up to create a bassinet. We have never used a Graco stroller, but love our Nuna stroller! Getting ready for our second and we once again are going to be using the Nuna infant seat and purchasing a Rava when the time comes.
We have the nuna tavo. It’s so smooth, closes and opens with one hand and it’s big and roomy for LO. The seat reclines all the way back and can basically become a bed which is great for when we’re out during nap time.
Nuna is definitely worth the money! I got the Nuna Tavo set online on the Dillards website. It’s listed for a cheaper price compared to the Nuna Pipa but still works just as well.
We have the tavo and pipa and love it. We're not pretentious. We saw it at Nordstrom and the sales woman did a great job. We went to another baby store after and tried some and my husband (who initially thought buying a stroller at Nordstrom was crazy) quickly said no bc they felt completely different. We're on baby two and the stroller, car seat and bases are all going strong. We use the stroller CONSTANTLY so we wanted to feel great about it. Get the Nuna!
I have the nuna tavo system, it's the cheapest system that nuna sells and we love it. $800 or so and includes the car seat which is $350 or so alone. It clicks right into the stroller with no adapter. It reclines but we never used that, neither of our kids tolerated bassinet settings, they both preferred to be worn for a walks until 6 months. That's another consideration with looking for a stroller with too many add ons, your kid might hate them all.
Our Tavo didn’t have a bassinet but it did fold flat and then had a footrest that folded up to make it bassinet-like. I have since gotten the Demi for baby 3 but Tavo was great for 1 and 2!
Yeah baby 3 hasn’t been born yet but we used it for our toddler for a bit with a buggy board for our oldest and it was nice. The height is nice and the ride is smooth and it has so many modes and features. The Tavo is simpler though, fewer adapters and things to figure out haha.

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

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