Bravo Sport Travel System

We also decided on the Chico Bravo. The keyfit carseat that comes with it scored high on safety ratings, and it was very affordable compared to other brands.

Chico bravo 3 in 1 was marvelous for us.

Agreed. Still use it in the toddler stage, and you can get multiple bases for the infant carrier so you can have one per vehicle.

Chicco Trio Bravo fits all of these. We still use it with our 2.5 year old. Just go look at reviews and if it looks good to you, go ahead and get that one. No more need to compare every product in existence! I know it's overwhelming.

I bought the Chicco Bravo trio travel! I am so excited to use it! Looks great, steers well, has lots of handy compartments and holds a decent amount of stuff underneath. I also like that it came with the car seat! It was a wham bam and done kind of deal when I saw it!

So, we bought the Chicco Bravo Sport car seat/stroller combo (from Walmart) and we really like them for our everyday combo. You do not NEED an infant seat for your newborn, but I found it so so so much easier to have the infant seat that clicks into the stroller for when we started taking her places. The stroller is so smooth and I don't think it's overly heavy. It's probably not the best for travel, but it is perfect for the grocery store, farmers market, etc. so we will probably end up buying a second stroller for our rare traveling times. If you plan to take baby out for long periods of time or on frequent walks, a stroller with a bassinet attachment is probably your best bet. At first I wish our stroller combo had one, but our baby was born in the winter so we wouldn't have gotten as much use out of it for the extra it would have costed. Our girl is 5 months old and almost 20lbs now so I just bought her a rotating car seat because she is about to outgrow her infant seat and she's getting harder to take in and out of it lol. We did a lot of research on rotating vs non-rotating and mainly decided on rotating because our primary vehicle is a truck that is a little taller than stock and it will make my life a lot easier to get her in and out!

Another vote for the Bravo 3 in 1. So versatile, easy to transition from car to stroller, grows with your child, and build quality is *good* - specially for the price compared to others. I’d go Bravo 10x over if I could do it again

I could not stomach the price tag of some of the popular brands. We used Chicco keyfit car seats so went all chicco strollers. We got the bravo system for our first, then when our second arrived we got the Cortina double for them both and the keyfit caddy for a minimal car seat only stroller. My favorite is the keyfit caddy. It’s light and maneuverable. Super easy. The cortina is a beast, so pretty annoying, but necessary if you have two. The bravo was a great city stroller with only one.

I spent months agonizing over a stroller and concluded there is no perfect stroller that's both fairly light and also good on rough terrain and has a bassinet option and that you don't have to buy a million add-ons for. When are you due? I'm due in January and at first I really wanted the bassinet option too but realized realistically it wouldn't get a ton of use, I'm not going to be taking him for long walks in the winter and mall walking will probably be limited until he gets his vaccinations, I'll probably do more baby wearing when he's little. So, I gave up the bassinet thing. If money is no object for you, I hear great things about the Uppababy strollers. For me, I ended up picking a Chicco bravo travel system and I'll probably also end up getting a heavier jogging stroller second hand later that I can use on rougher terrain and maybe a light umbrella stroller. I think most parents end up with more than one stroller. Check and see if there are any stores near you that you can try out strollers -- some Targets and Nordstroms do, and some specialty baby stores