
Maxi-Cosi - Anna³ TRIO (STR012)
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Last updated: Nov 25, 2025 Scoring
The ones on your screenshot are actually cheap in comparison. A good 3-in-1 system starts from 3000 AED. We paid 750+ euros for 3-in-1 Maxi-Cosi in Spain… Apart from the car seat, I recommend buying the rest second hand, just spend time on thorough cleaning. Literally everything made for babies and toddlers is a huge ripoff that in fact doesn’t have to be brand new, and pre-loved would be just fine.
r/dubai • Moms of Reddit, Do we have to break a bank to buy a good baby stroller & car seat? ->I'm not in the US so I'm not sure about prices, but the other day someone posted about a Maxi-Cosi stroller and no one seemed to have heard of it, so I'm assuming it's probably cheaper than the brands you mentioned. We got the Anna 3 and it's amazing! The car seat attaches to the stroller base, and the regular seat converts into a bassinet.
r/BabyBumps • Strollers and Car Seat on a Budget ->Our Maxi Cosi travel system is wonderful. There are a few different style options but they all have the same stroller with bassinet that converts to a seat for bigger kids & todlers, and attachments for carseat. Highly recommend.
r/beyondthebump • car seat + stroller + bassinet combo ->Also FWIW we ended up going with the maxi-cosi travel system which unintentionally was the cheapest! I was totally expecting to want the Clek Liing + Uppa baby, but weight, size, and other factors made the decision for me
r/pregnant • HOW DO I PICK A TRAVEL SYSTEM?! ->Book a seat and bring her car seat. See [here](https://maxicosi.com/blogs/maxi-cosi-blog/how-to-travel-tips-flying-with-a-car-seatHowtoTravelTips:FlyingwithaCarSeat%E2%80%93Maxi-Cosi) from Maxi Cosi website where it should be flight approved. There was a story from the last day or so about sudden turbulence on a Delta flight that left 25 injured and had to make an emergency stop. Imagine if you were just holding her vs her being strapped in on a flight where that happened, and it’s much more common these days.
r/toddlers • Options for flying with 18 month old ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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