PIPA Aire

Recommendations. Please note these are not all necessary, but have helped me as a FTM. I am also not sure of budget. car seat: Nuna Pipa Aire. Unfortunately we were victims of a terrible car crash when my baby was a few days old. The car seat did its job and baby is ok. I will forever be loyal. Stroller: Nuna travel, Nuna Demi Clothing: gap & old navy zip onesies. Affordable. Not organic cotton, so if that’s important to you, disregard. Diapers: I use and like coterie, but I am sure there are less expensive options. Wipes: coterie & water wipes. Diaper rash cream: Boudreaux’s butt paste. Diaper pail: stainless steel diaper genie Bath: Mustela products, tubby Todd, aquaphor baby Diaper bag: lululemon new parent bag. I like that it is wipe-able and lightweight with good storage. I also use an LL bean tote with a zipper. They have inserts. Bottles: Phillips avent glass bottles Bottle washer: mom cozy (fits more than baby brezza) Pump: spectra. Recommend going on Amazon to purchase additional parts, but also this can be covered by many insurances. I also have the momcozy hands free one. Pumping bras: something relatively inexpensive from Amazon works for me. Monitor: nanit Bassinet: snoo Pack and play: graco Playmat: purple monkey mat. Lovevery play gym and play kits. Skipped swing. Other: owlet dream sock, grownsy nasal aspirator

Nuna Pipa Aire! My son has the Nuna rava … both have been great for him. Daughter is also in nuna pipa aire and loves it!

Purely a personal choice, as they are very similar. (https://www.babylist.com/hello-baby/uppababy-vs-nuna) I preferred the skydrape on the Aire over the Aria. I like the rigid latch system on the Aire. They also didn't have that lighter Ada color when we ordered 😮‍💨. We live in the desert, I do not want black or dark fabrics.

We loved our Nuna Pipa Lite RX and will be using it for baby number 2. I think they have now replaced that model with the Aire.

This is so true. My husband and I just did a longish flight for the first time and I was so stressed about flying with the baby in general, I didn’t want to ALSO deal with thinking about the wellbeing of another person in our row. We brought an infant car seat. We have a nuna pippa aire and had no problems fitting it in the seat with room for the other person to recline. My son slept on me for a good portion of the flight but I did transfer him into the car seat eventually for him to continue sleeping so I could get a break. We also brought a small blanket so we could cover the car seat which was clutch. It was like his own slumber pod.