Maxi-Cosi - Romi

Autoliittohan näitä testaa: https://www.autoliitto.fi/autoilu-ja-liikenne/turvaistuintestit/ Meillä ollut käytössä Maxi-Cosin istuimet, hyvin toimineet. 

I have a used yoyo bassinet and maxi-cosy baby car seat and everything is compatible with the yoyo stroller frame. You can take the car seat out and attach it right to the yoyo frame, or take the bassinet off the yoyo frame, all this without waking up the baby. I’m not presently trying to sell any of it, but in the off chance you end up getting a used yoyo stroller (trust me they are worth the extra money if you travel often by plane, since the stroller is small enough to take as carry-on), send me a message and am sure we can work something out to fit your budget. To any re-sellers lurking in the comment section, I will not be responding to anyone other than the original poster Also your wife can rest assured that everything is clean and stain-free.

Car boot sales. 2 for £20, just need a good clean Maxi cosi both

I would not bring our normal carseat on a plane since it's huge. We have a maxi cosi romi travel seat we use with out 2.5 yr old that is lighter. I try to schedule flights during her nap so she can sleep strapped into the seat. That said, I just did my first flight with just the CARES harness and it was great! Super easy to use. It's definitely allowed to just use the lap belt at her age but I feel like there is no way it would actually keep her in her seat with bad turbulence. Also she could crawl out, which she can't with the harness.

We got the Maxi Cosi Romi and it is by far my favorite travel car seat. Easy to install for quick trips and travel. It is also cheap.

We got the Maxi Cosi Romi. It is super light and we have checked it many times for flights! The pull strap to adjust the harnesses is a pain and doesn’t glide well. But it is tolerable since it’s not our every day car seat.

Bring the seat. It’s worth the effort. Board early and get it set up. Make sure it’s FAA approved, there should be a sticker on it. We purchased a super light one for traveling and it’s been a lifesaver for long flights.

We bought this one off Amazon, it looks like it’s out of stock right now on there. https://maxicosi.com/products/romi-2-in-1-convertible-car-seat-cc228

I got the Maxi Cosi version of the seat for cheaper on sale at Kohls. Cushions seem thicker / better quality.

I think babies just hates being in a car seat. We had the maxi cosi and LO cried in the car every time. It did get better once she became a toddler (in her extend2fit). We moved her in the extend2fit around 9 months and cried in it until maybe 18 months (when she started to be able to entertain herself in the car)

Maxi Cosi car seat with the adapters that fit in my pram - wouldn't have been without it! You have to remember that the baby car seat like the maxi Cosi one goes up to 9 months oldish. You will not be wanting to wake them to get them in and out of the car. They are also a lot easier to carry.

I have a maxi Cosi pushchair that I will be using again with this pregnancy. Is suitable from birth with both the main seat unit and the carrycot. Maxi Cosi car seat clips in. What is your main pram? Can you get anything extra to make it suitable from birth?

Could you look to buy something second hand so it doesn't matter if it gets broken? Like you said most lightweight travel stuff is from 6 months plus. How much time will they be in the pushchair? If its only for short amounts of time I would be inclined to just take the maxi Cosi car seat - both my kids slept better in their car seat than anything else!

We have always gone with maxi cosi and will be doing so again. Car seats are a hot topic. People differ in what they want, expect and prioritise. For us the car is normally just used for short drives so never really have to worry about them being in there too long. We do the odd long trip but we take lots of breaks when they are little.

Yep. This will be third child using it! I also have a maxi cosi pushchair so it all fits nicely. Pretty sure we had another maxi cosi after the newborn one and then moved over to cybex. I was all for rear facing as long as possible. Unfortunately both of my daughters have the most horrendous travel sickness from it. Only calmed down when we turned them around - to be fair they still have to have tablets now on long journeys. I was eaten alive for saying I had them forward facing, but at the end of the day I needed to be able to see that they were being sick and choking and I also didn't want to put them through that on every car journey!