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"I am a .om to 4, and we have used a Nuna Triv for 3 kids, and we still love it."


"We’ve abused ours across 5 countries in 4 months and it doesn’t have a scratch on it. The quality is great."


"is really quite heavy duty so you can treat it as your daily as well as your travel stroller ... it holds up with daily use! ... still going strong as a daily with kid #2"

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"another feature that made me select this stroller is that it has the option to parent-face (as well as world-face). ... Parent-facing seats are a benefit to language development, cause less anxiety in children (according to studies), and it's nice to look at and chat with their little face as you explore the world together. ... Not many lightweight strollers have this ability at all. It's a big plus for me."


"The car seat attaches to the stroller to face backwards. ... It clips into any vehicle, no base needed, can go in an Uber etc."


"The Triv was purchased after we found out our baby wasn’t ready for the Butterfly yet, he would always cry after like 30 minutes in it as I think he was overwhelmed and wanted to be parent-facing. ... So we got the Triv as it has a reversible seat and is still fairly compact."

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"We have a Bumbleride Era (love it!) and I wouldn't even bother with a bassinet. The seat of the stroller lays flat and can be used from birth."


"it accommodates a newborn without attachments"


"I loved having baby laying flat in it as a newborn."

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"We’ve used it in a variety of seasons (snow, sunny, etc) and on a variety of terrains. We even used it at the pumpkin patch, which was all dirt paths, somewhat uneven surface, and a bunch of hills. It works great."


"I wanted real tires and it works GREAT on uneven terrain. ... Baby can sleep through anything."


"I have a Bumbleride Era and it does great in snow and slush. ... I had a September baby and walked with him outside all winter including some really slushy days!"

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"Such smooth ride ... We’ve been using it daily for almost a year."


"I wanted real tires and it works GREAT on uneven terrain. ... Baby can sleep through anything."


"I tried it, the Nuna, and the Uppa at a specialty baby store and the Bumbleride was a clear winner for handling and smoothness of the ride."

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"Me too. And I use Apple Airpods. $$$$$"


"$179 is pretty nuts. ... As long as people keep buying them and paying the esports tax, they're gonna keep selling them at this crazy price. ... The G305 feels really similar, but at 1/3 the price. ... I don't truely understand why the G pro light is all the rage. ... I used a G pro for a week, and while it did feel very smooth and responsive, I also had a G305 that felt very similar."


"overpriced and don't ever prove the price difference in sound over the az100."

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"the basket is honestly not great. ... The bar on the middle makes it so a stuffed diaper bag can't easily go in."


"The basket on the Minu is pretty small - that is something that makes it tricky for daily use. ... I’ll use the Vista at the store and not use a cart, but I can’t do that with the Minu."


"it does not have good storage for grocery shopping if that is what you’re looking for. ... I cannot fit my diaper bag under it."

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"Lol, who is recommending Bumbleride Era for travel?? I love mine but that thing is a beast 😆"


"I have the era and i love it, but I don't think it would do well in Toronto. It's still pretty bulky."


"It's still pretty bulky."

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaOverwhelmed - Stroller Recommendation [ON]
9 months ago

I also purchased the Bumbleride Era and have a Graco Snugride car seat using the attachment. I have the infant insert as well. I’ve been using it for just over 2 months and I love it! It handles so well, baby is comfy and there is lots of room for him to grow. I do wish the basket was a little bit bigger, but it holds what I need. I was super picky when choosing a stroller, and I’m glad I went with this one.

r/BabyBumpsCanadaStroller + Car Seat Combo Ideas [on]
2 months ago

We have the Bumbleride Era and Graco Snugride car seat. I did A LOT of research on which stroller we bought. The big things I wanted were: reversible parent/world facing seat, lay flat, air filled tires. I’ve been really happy with the combo. Baby is comfy in the stroller and we have had a lot of naps on the go. I’d recommend getting an infant seat. It’s really easy for taking them into stores or getting them buckled in the house. I have a smaller vehicle so my options were limited. I was between the Clek Ling and Graco Snugride. Baby has been happy sitting in it. I’m glad I went with the less expensive option since he is 8 months and almost at the height maximum.

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r/BabyBumpsOverwhelmed by stroller options
7 months ago

I prioritized excellent wheels and suspension and got the Bumbleride Era ($700). I wanted real tires and it works GREAT on uneven terrain. Baby can sleep through anything. It doesn’t work with car seats though so I also have a basic snap and go car seat stroller that I keep in the trunk ($80). I had a hand me down car seat (from a trusted friend with no accidents) that didn’t work with any stroller systems so that made it easier for me

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaStroller Recommendations [on]
7 months ago

We have a Bumbleride Era (love it!) and I wouldn't even bother with a bassinet. The seat of the stroller lays flat and can be used from birth. You can add the cotton insert so LO is more snug, and that's enough!

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r/BabyBumpsCanada[qc] travel systems/strollers capatable with Canadian winters?
11 months ago

We went with Bumbleride Era + Clek Liing. We got our stroller on sale since the 2024 model was released and retailers were clearing out the old stock. Might be worth checking to see if any retailers still have any. They’ll be marked down.

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r/NewParentsTravel stroller? Is it a need or just a hype?
5 months ago

They are in a Doona for such a short amount of time! We have the baby zen yo-yo for travel and it’s been so good! Easy to transport and convenient. But we also travelled with our bumbleride era and while it’s more cumbersome it was also convenient due to its comfort and size.

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaOverwhelmed - Stroller Recommendation [ON]
9 months ago

We got an almost new Bumbleride era on marketplace and have been sooo happy with it! We’ve been using it daily for almost a year. Such smooth ride and I loved having baby laying flat in it as a newborn. Super super happy with it and anticipate using it for a long time.

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r/BabyBumpsCanada[qc] travel systems/strollers capatable with Canadian winters?
11 months ago

Also in QC - recently put in an order for Bumbleride Era after some research!

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaStroller Choice is Overwhelming - would LOVE some guidance on a FTM stroller for urban areas [qc]
8 months ago

I have a Bumbleride Era and it does great in snow and slush. I had a September baby and walked with him outside all winter including some really slushy days! Weight wise I don’t mind it, I can easily toss it in the back of my car or carry it into the house, I wouldn’t want to lug it up multiple flights of stairs or anything though. It feels super well made and the all black is pretty attractive in my opinion. I tried it, the Nuna, and the Uppa at a specialty baby store and the Bumbleride was a clear winner for handling and smoothness of the ride.

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaStroller Choice is Overwhelming - would LOVE some guidance on a FTM stroller for urban areas [qc]
8 months ago

Really love our bumbleride and it does snow pretty well. But also there are days when no one clears their sidewalks and no matter what you aren’t getting a stroller through a lot of uncleared snow without a lot of effort. Like, the stroller can do it but I so dont want to

r/BabyBumpsCanadaLooking for trail-ready travel‑system [on]
7 months ago

I love our bumbleride era. I walk just about every day and we’ve owned it for 4 years (2kids), still going strong. The tires are very easy to pump and we even replaced an inner tube once no problem.  Edit: that said I agree with comments saying trails and strollers are a challenging combo. Gravel is fine, but exposed tree roots? Just get a baby carrier. 

r/BabyBumpsCanadaLooking for trail-ready travel‑system [on]
7 months ago

Yeah snow handles great, even if your neighbours don’t shovel after little snows- it sucks and is not fun in 4 inches of icy slush, but it’s technically traversable

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r/BabyBumpsCanadaRecommendations for Stroller for 6 months old [ON]
7 months ago

I have the era and i love it, but I don't think it would do well in Toronto. It's still pretty bulky.

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