Fllo Convertible Car Seat

CPSTs don't recommend Nuna seats because for the same price you can get a Clek which is a much longer lasting seat. Or so I understand. We have the Fllo and it's great but I will add that the baby still does not love getting into her carseat. It's unfortunately just a thing

yes as the other person mentioned, Clek is the brand, the Fllo is a model name for their convertible carseat. The Foonf is their other convertible. (Liing is the infant seat which you should skip). We ordered ours directly from Clek! They have very high rear facing weight limits and they're built like tanks. We've had great customer service from them too. If it's in your budget and they are good fits for your vehicle I recommend checking them out.

We looked at everything, read a metric ton of opinions on Reddit (I don’t trust any publication’s “best of” or rating system, they’re all paid ads), and the standout choice seemed pretty clear after a short while: Clek. Best safety, best materials, best design. The bigger choice for us was less which brand and more infant seat vs. convertible. For our lifestyle, convertible makes more sense, we just won’t need to carry the baby in the carseat or clip the carseat into the stroller often enough to make it worth spending $600 on a whole separate seat she’ll outgrow in months.

 I personally don't recommend starting with a convertible car seat just because in my experience they dont fit newborns/small babies well. Even my high percentile 4 month old felt too small and didn't have the neck control for the extend2fit when we tried to switch at 4 month and didn't fit well until closer to 6. If you do go that route the only one that would probably be okay is the cosco next from what I've read from CPST. Even though its convertible though it only works rear facing and baby will probably out grow it around 2 year old and you'll have to get a second seat. I think the Cleks convertible also fit newborns well, but they're very big back to front so I'm not sure it'll fit your car tbh.  We have a Kia Soul and got the chicco key fit 30. It worked pretty well and we used it a similar amount (or even less tbh) than you plan to. We ended getting a travel stroller that was compatible with it to leave in the car instead of our big stroller. Like everyone said the Graco and Clek Lling would work as well. I will say I think I wish I had gone with the Lling instead but it just seemed too expensive for a seat my son outgrew by 7 month. 

1. Cloth diapers and wipes. We use Le Petit Ourse all in one diapers and love them. Cloth diapering also saves us so much money. 2. Clek car seats in Mammoth fabric. Hard to find car seats made with natural fibres, but their seats fit the bill. 3. Wooden toys. We love anything Grimms or Grapat in particular for open ended play.

Ugh I can't imagine bringing my Klek and having it thrown around or lost. Not to mention how bloody heavy that thing is. Having a light backup travel car seat is the best hack.