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I don’t know what is meant to be better about the Cybex Cloud T but I have the Cybex Cloud G and am very happy with it. My mum looks after baby once a week and she just puts the car seat in her car with the seatbelt so she doesn’t have another base. I personally think the travel system is not that important. I think I used the car seat on the pram once! It was easier just to transfer baby from the car seat to the bassinet. Or if it’s a short distance then just carry the car seat.
Do you have a mirror? Aside from luck i feel it helps. I use the cybex cloud g which is also super cushy so she loves it since she's usually on a hard bassinet lol
I bought the maxi cosi Romy travel car seat and it was so light. Our cybex infant is way heavier and I wouldn't trust gatechecking. My friend's stroller got damaged when gatechecked. I also got a yoyo for travel during black Friday but I'd pick the joolz dot if i could again
I also managed to snatch a Cybex Cloud G from Amazon at around 630aed (like 50% off) that is compatible with the Yoyo3 with an adapter + works as a car seat for up to 2yo. Makes sense for us because we will need to travel quite often and the cybex is airline approved + the Yoyo3 is cabin approved as well so we can easily travel with the kid. If you still have some time before the due date then keep an eye for discounts and don’t stress much about getting everything straight away. Sometimes we miss out on really good deals and now soon you’ll get Black Friday deals etc.
So we ordered a G but when we came to collect they'd been recalled because of some manufacturing or safety issues, so we were loaned a T for a while. Whilst the T was very good whilst baby was small (she was prem and the T is suitable for prem babies whereas I don't think the G is), when the G came back in stock we swapped it back and omg the G is much lighter, definitely a win as your baby gets heavier. Both seats are compatible with our mamas and papas trav system and they both use the same base so we should still be able to move up to a Sirona afaik.
I've got the cybex cloud G if that fits on your pram then I really like it it's super easy to install and baby really likes it. I also don't find it too heavy and the shade comes down right over baby's face which is good for naps
We have a Cybex Cloud T in our car and just got a Cloud G at a very good price on Black Friday. The Cloud T was considerably more expensive and we wanted a seat that was airline approved. A few reasons for buying it: - Cost of renting in a single trip we’re doing after Christmas is higher than buying ours - We’re going back to my home country early next year to visit grandparents, but they live in different cities. Taxis there are not exempt and I don’t want to rely on car rental companies as I don’t know the history of those seats or the hygiene standards. - We’re aware that European seats might not be legal in the US, so that may be the only exception, although I’ve heard of many people that just take theirs. - I plan to ask the car seat to be gate checked to avoid rough handling. But I like the idea of buying a sturdy bag and packing other things with it. We’ve done this recently with our Dragonfly pram and took so many things with it for free. LO is almost 5 months old, so will travel on our lap / bassinet.
We checked it in. I was overly protective about the seat and kept it in the original box plus stuffed the voids with diapers and other stuff we needed. Then I placed inside a car seat bag from Amazon which gave me (and handlers) straps / handles to carry it. On arrival, I installed the seat in the rental car and flattened the box for use on the return flight.
I don’t think it fits overhead btw. As far as I’m aware you either gate check it (depending on the airline) or buy a seat for the baby to use it onboard.
At home we have the cybex I cloud and base. Our baby loves it and always sleeps as soon as the car takes off. We recently rented a car seat in the states not sure what model it was but I think basic and uncomfortable (cosco brand) . Well she's scream bloody murder in it the whole time she was in it. Since we came back home again she was fine. So car seat does seem to make a difference
Congratulations! I'm going through the same decisions as you after many weeks of research, and have just had some success on the stroller and car seat front! Nuna/Cybex were our frontrunners and we liked the elegance of the Silver Cross. We eliminated Uppababy early on for a multitude of reasons. Hopefully this saves you some time: Upon researching car seats, you'll see that the Clek Liing is the most thoroughly safety-tested seat on the market. It's handsome and made in Canada too. However, the price makes it prohibitive for some, and it requires adapters for most strollers. After numerous visits to Snuggle Bugz and West Coast Kids, we learned that the Cybex infant car seats have the same safety rating as the Clek. The Gazelle stroller is very thoughtfully designed and felt sturdier and more equipped for "real life" than the Nuna Mixx. It holds more weight underneath and comes with extra features that other companies sell separately, such as a cup holder and shopping basket. I also appreciate that it stays wheels-down when folded so that you don't end up with slush and salt on the handle and your clothes when loading it into the car through the winter. The car seat clicks in and out as easily as the Nuna ones (which are amazingly simple) so we felt the advantages of the Nuna were all present with the Cybex and then some. Snuggle Bugz had a bundle promo for stroller and car seat, so with the discount, our choice was obvious. Note: the Nuna stroller handle is the best of all - it has no knob or button in the middle which was a huge advantage for both comfort and ease of folding I've heard from many parents that infant car seats get totally filthy, so if you decide to pick one for style, friendly reminder that you're only getting 6 months of use and the "look" may not hold up. You're better off picking a stroller style you like and spending more money on that. Good luck!
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