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r/BabyBumpsStrollers, infant car seats, bassinets, etc…
4 months ago

Joie is what I’m really looking at too! It was my favorite of the ones I pushed around at my local Target.

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r/BuyingforbabyDid I make a mistake getting the Nuna PIPA URBN?
5 months ago

Urbn, Graco GoMax, and Joie Mint latch are all baseless latch infant seats. All of the nuna seats can be installed baseless if you use a seatbelt btw. They’re all safe. People feel like they’re not safe because they’re new or because they don’t know how car seats work, but ask any CPST or look online for video demos - they can explain how it’s just as safe as other car seats on the market. People have this idea that the base that it clicks into, is safer, but when you have the baseless latch connection…it’s doing the same thing as the base is (connecting via latch lol) 😂 Idk the weight limits for the the Graco and Joie car seats but the nuna urbn, nuna pipa RX, and Aire RX all have the same weight and height limits now. They’re 4-30lbs and 16-30 inches. The older models varied more, but now they’re the same across the 3.

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r/BuyingforbabyBest budget friendly car seat?
12 months ago

I love our Joie Mint Latch infant seat. It’s baseless so you don’t have to buy multiple bases for different vehicles.

r/BuyingforbabyDid I make a mistake getting the Nuna PIPA URBN?
11 months ago

Same, I love our Joie baseless. It’s so foolproof.

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r/BuyingforbabyDid I make a mistake getting the Nuna PIPA URBN?
11 months ago

We have the Joie (Nuna’s sister company) mint latch car seat which is baseless, and it’s sooo easy. This is my first baby, so never had a car seat with a base, but I don’t see how it could get any easier. It takes maybe 3 seconds tops and we never have any issue with it. We don’t take ubers or taxis either, but love it anyway!

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r/Buyingforbabytalk me out of the nuna car seat... or into it!
3 months ago

I had a Nuna (Pipa Lite RX) with my first and the Joie Mint this time and prefer the Mint! My baby always kicked off the sky drape on the Nuna and the Joie Mint honestly feels like similar quality to me (I have the maple that comes with the nutmeg). Strollers and convertible car seats are worth spending extra money on in my opinion, infant seats are outgrown too quickly to justify it to me. They all go through the same safety testing.

r/BuyingforbabyNeed help choosing strollers
3 months ago

The Mint Latch uses maxi cosi/nuna adapters. It has worked on every set that I have tried. My Uppababy Minu adapters actually said they were compatible with Joie when I bought them in the spring.

r/BuyingforbabyUppababy Minu V3 car seat options for family with compact car
9 months ago

Minu V3 also works with Joie car seats! We are doing the Joie Mint Latch ☺️

r/BuyingforbabyUppababy Minu V3 car seat options for family with compact car
5 months ago

It works perfectly! Joie seats work with all Maxi Cosi post adapters that I have tried so far!

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r/NewParentsNuna or Joie
5 months ago

We have a Joie Mint Latch car seat and the Nutmeg stroller. We love them! Super High Quality! Plus you can get them on a huge discount right now at Target with the 20% off car seat deal. You don't even need to trade in a carseat! I watched a lot of reviews and there pretty similar and it seems like its about 85-90% of what Nuna offers in the Joie comparables for the price!

r/BuyingforbabyNeed help deciding between infant car seats
3 months ago

What about the Joie Rue or Mint Latch Carseats and the Joie Ginger LX, it has a bassinet mode. Joie also has a good amount of strollers that offere different features. We started out looking at Chicco but soon we became disappointing in the types of strollers they offered and then found the Joie Lineup. Joie is owned by the same company that owns Graco and Nuna and are very well known in Europe. We ended up buying the Joie Mint Latch and Nutmeg combo from target so we have a small easy one hand fold stroller thats light and we also plan on picking up the Joie Ginger LX or new Ginger DLX to have the bassinet mode for a newborn and when we go to Disney World.

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r/BuyingforbabyBaseless car seat rec
6 months ago

We have the mint and ginger and love it my baby is 5 months 96th percentile and has 4in left till she max’s out the height for the mint she’s still very comfortable in it it has the option to use the seatbelt install if you want instead of the latch system, but it’s idiot proof, the shade goes down to her toes I love that. The kava looks nice like the Nuna mix! I got the saffron for the car seat upgrade and can’t wait to use it it looks so nice!

r/BuyingforbabyBaseless car seat rec
6 months ago

We have the mint and ginger and love it my baby is 5 months 96th percentile and has 4in left till she max’s out the height for the mint she’s still very comfortable in it it has the option to use the seatbelt install if you want instead of the latch system, but it’s idiot proof, the shade goes down to her toes I love that. The kava looks nice like the Nuna mix! I got the saffron for the car seat upgrade and can’t wait to use it it looks so nice!

r/BuyingforbabyJoie mint latch
7 months ago

This I realized at 4months I had the angle wrong 🤦🏻‍♀️

r/BuyingforbabyJoie mint latch
7 months ago

I want to say the first week or two I did feel like my baby slouched in there 8lb baby removed the pillow at the appropriate time I did take the strap covers off till my baby was bigger tho because the fit was better without them but beyond that just make sure you adjust them once they’re in the seat like pull them up if needed. I want to say once we took out the insert and raised the strap level it was better but she was a bigger baby by that point. Also make sure you have the angle correct I messed that up and didn’t realize it was wrong till 4 months in and that’s why my baby’s head would go forward when she fell asleep. I would have saved myself the paranoia had I realized it wasn’t level early on.

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r/BabyBumpsDid y’all actually find travel systems useful?
3 months ago

Yes especially with the bassinet attachment. We almost didn’t get a stroller with a bassinet attachment but it got tons of use so I’m glad we did. We found out my baby was growth restricted at 36 weeks and was born small so we couldn’t leave the hospital until he passed the car seat test. Maybe he would’ve passed in it but I don’t know. We have a convertible one too and it just looks so big. We got the Joie ginger and mint and I love it. The latch system is incredibly convenient. I can’t imagine going straight to a convertible car seat and losing the convenience of his travel system

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r/nycparentsTraveling in uber with baby
5 months ago

Second the latch system! The Joie Mint Latch car seat also has it and works well for us so far!

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r/BuyingforbabyNeed help choosing strollers
3 months ago

I’d look into the Mint Latch car seat if you don’t want to buy bases. I get it, they’re so expensive. There’s a stroller it clicks right into. I looked at both at Target, and I was impressed for the price! I’m a pretty die hard bugaboo fan, but if I needed convenience and baseless install I’d go this route https://joiebaby.com/us/mint-latch-integrated-rigid-latch?srsltid=AfmBOoq9ZJVrJJBSJMFC4VW8Ier2aBqN38dDJOLOF_SUyX2-Y6rgBeKH#color=683

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