Baby Carriers & Strollers

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Have car: Bugaboo Bee5/3
No car, takes public transport: Babyzen Yoyo+l
What about no car but likes to take grab/taxi?
My 1st one coming in a few months.
I'm thinking of maxi cosi infant seat plus maybe quinny zapp extra 2, but the yoyo+ folded liao really amazing (but expensive).
 

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Totally will recommend the Yoyo+.We've been using this carrier since our boy was born 2.5 years ago and haven been using till today. Doesn't matter if you drive or take public transport. This carrier has been to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea and Japan with us and we're thankful we bought it as it's light, portable, cabin sized and easy to push around. As mentioned earlier, can also affix Maxi Cosi infant carrier with adapters. If you plan to have only 1 carrier, I will highly recommend this.
 

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Totally will recommend the Yoyo+.We've been using this carrier since our boy was born 2.5 years ago and haven been using till today. Doesn't matter if you drive or take public transport. This carrier has been to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea and Japan with us and we're thankful we bought it as it's light, portable, cabin sized and easy to push around. As mentioned earlier, can also affix Maxi Cosi infant carrier with adapters. If you plan to have only 1 carrier, I will highly recommend this.


Hi can check with you if I need to buy aseparate maxicosi adaptor or it alrdy comes with the stroller because I planning to buy Joie Igemm car seat for commuting using taxi
 

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Hi can check with you if I need to buy aseparate maxicosi adaptor or it alrdy comes with the stroller because I planning to buy Joie Igemm car seat for commuting using taxi

Hi, you will need to get the adapter separately. It doesn't come with it unfortunately. Hope this clarifies..
 

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Hi, you will need to get the adapter separately. It doesn't come with it unfortunately. Hope this clarifies..

Thanks, anyone knows if the adaptor can fit joie i-gemm cos joie brand wasn't mentioned in the product description. But maxicosi is which i-gemm supposedly can fit. Appreciate ur help
 

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Thanks, anyone knows if the adaptor can fit joie i-gemm cos joie brand wasn't mentioned in the product description. But maxicosi is which i-gemm supposedly can fit. Appreciate ur help

Hi, I think it is..but will be best to confirm with the store. Some may also allow you to bring along to try first prior to purchase.
 

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I recommend baby zen yoyo..

Very good, very tahan, easy to remove the padding and etc.

Bring to a few countries and have no problem with it Especially european countries, most airline will ask what stroller, and i reply cabin size stroller they will reply is it yoyo.

From age 0 to now going to 4 years old soon. Still good.. drop from height 1.5m above a few times still ok.

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I used a Peg Perego P3 which was rather sturdy and GB Pockit for travelling...
 
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Buy a light weight one with small footprint, you can thank me later. Try getting in a lift where other able bodied are also taking, see you got chance to enter or not.

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Agree with this, don't buy those fanciful and expensive type. Bought a $899 Quinny, in the end still $120 yoya taobao No.1 preferred choice.
Can use for infants or not? They seem to have a stiff back insert that's included?
 

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Bugaboo launched a new travel stroller -- Ant. Retailing 799 at Motherswork, still very new so I guess no grey importers (yet).



Went to check it out yesterday, it's definitely more sturdy and chio than yoyo+, slightly larger and heavier (but can drag behind you when folded). Other advantages are both back and front facing seat setup, and the seat can recline fully flat so you don't need to buy separate bassinet pack.

I think I might buy this one instead of yoyo+ for upcoming little one, just need to confirm / see what the availability / pricing is like for the car seat adaptors ...
 
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