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Doona - Car Seat & Stroller (Doona+)

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"We live in NYC and it's perfect for going from taxi to walking."


"is easy to get in to cars and taxis without the base"


"It’s a stroller! It’s a car seat!"

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"It was the most convenient thing ever if using multiple cars. ... not having a base left behind was sooooo convenient."


"Easily clips into cars or can be seat belted in. ... We have thrown that guy into so many cars and it’s extremely easy to use."


"It can also be secured without a base (with just a seatbelt) so we can easily get it secured in a relative's car, Uber, or rental without needing to worry about exactly what car is showing up"

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"When I was done with it I was able to quickly sell it and got $550 back. ... 3 years of everyday use and I was able to sell my Mixx stroller for over $500 when I was done with it."


"The benefit we see in the Nuna is that it has a great resale value on Facebook in our area. ... We figured if we end up needing a double in the future, we can potentially sell this one and get a different one."


"But, I think I paid close to 600$ on a black Friday deal back then, so it's good to see that I can get my money back if my tent needs change."

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"We also took the doona on the plane when my son was 15 months old and it was amazing to put in his own seat and then use in the Ubers."


"We live in NYC and it's perfect for going from taxi to walking."


"flying to visit our families out of state (no car seats there and easy to put into any family members car)"

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"We live in NYC and it's perfect for going from taxi to walking."


"We also took the doona on the plane when my son was 15 months old and it was amazing to put in his own seat and then use in the Ubers."


"Easy to run errands. Uber. Nyc. You name it. We are on the go."

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"our 99th percentile baby grew out of it around 12-13mo. ... I am SO sad that we can no longer use it."


"This price tag for something that only lasts *maybe* a year is a dealbreaker for me."


"I would say the only thing I hate are the straps. ... I think I never learn to use them properly or maybe now that my son is 17 months the seem to be short for him."

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"If you have wild kids or go over not perfectly smooth sidewalks, it's not great."


"The minu is basically a janky doll stroller in comparison lol. ... I can take the vista across gravel or grass with no issue. The minu is so uncomfortable for my kid and the steering is so stiff and the wheels are tiny. I never use it and wish I hadn’t ever bought it honestly!"


"Walking around, we hit an uneven bit of pavement and it would have tipped over if I hadn’t had a good grip on it."

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"Way too heavy. ... Trust me and my 22 pound baby you do not wanna"


"the Doona is sooooo heavy! ... I can barely carry it, I need my husband to do it every time lol."


"No, that thing is a monster. Add a kid, and you have like 40 lbs to carry with one arm twisted."

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"We loathed the Doona (my husband is 6’5)"


"Also if you are tallish (I'm 5'8") it is uncomfortably short to push."


"We are not tall people, but the Doona was way too short for myself (5’6”) and my husband (5’10”)."

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"it just has this one short little loop and can't be carried as a bag hands-free. Also, it doesn't store much, so we always needed a regular diaper bag anyway if we were leaving the house for any longer than a few hours. It made me so mad and I regretted purchasing it."


"it’s dated and have issues with dwarf 16MB storage. Super cheapskate and shortsighted move by MikroTik on this and several other models. ... The issue is that after installing wifi qcom-ac package. Using netinstall method because there is not enough storage to do it traditional way. There remains literally only 1% of free storage left , around 300KB. Uncomfortable, very on the edge. When/if this drops to 0KB, the router will brick itself and require netinstall, that’s guaranteed. ... Yeah 16MB should be enough for everyone. 2018’s facepalm edition."


"it’s dated and have issues with dwarf 16MB storage. Super cheapskate and shortsighted move by MikroTik on this and several other models. ... The issue is that after installing wifi qcom-ac package. Using netinstall method because there is not enough storage to do it traditional way. There remains literally only 1% of free storage left , around 300KB. Uncomfortable, very on the edge. When/if this drops to 0KB, the router will brick itself and require netinstall, that’s guaranteed. ... Yeah 16MB should be enough for everyone. 2018’s facepalm edition."

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

I absolutely love our Doona for car travels. I take Uber pretty frequently and it’s just so easy for in and outs. I also traveled across the country and it was sooo handy in the airport! I found it heavy in the very beginning but I actually think I’ve gotten stronger since then because it’s easier for me to lift now. we were lucky enough to get ours for free so that is also a plus; we could never have afforded it with the hefty price tag

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

I loved it for traveling. Also amazed a couple pilots when I was collapsing it at the gate for them to check. It was perfect because my trip involved car rentals, car shares and flying. That said it is pricey so if you could borrow one for travel that would be the way. It’s my every day stroller though.

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

We got gifted one and really like it. It is our on the go stroller

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

Honestly surprised at how many people are upset by the height. I’m 5’7 and have zero issue. It’s extremely convenient when running errands, especially with ny toddler in tow. IMO the biggest downside is that it’s damn heavy, but since it doubles as a stroller, the only time I’m carrying it is into the house. All that said, we bought from a trusted secondhand source, so didn’t have the hefty price tag.

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r/NewParentsWhat's the best stroller you've used?
9 months ago

Doona for travel/errands until they size out, then bugaboo butterfly for travel. Uppababy vista for every day.

r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

We had the Doona and it’s one of our top 5 baby items. Incredibly convenient for quick car rides/errands and the best baby product for travel. Literally no cons except that our 99th percentile baby grew out of it around 12-13mo. I am SO sad that we can no longer use it.

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

I was skeptical because I’m 5’11 and knew I would be having a 2nd c-section but I decided to give it a try because I found it at a steep discount during the Nordstrom Sale and I absolutely love it! I was able to load it in the car pretty easily post c-section and it’s super handy especially with having a toddler to herd as well. My only complaint is that it takes up a ton of room in a shopping cart but in reality, my previous infant carrier took up most of the cart as well.

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
9 months ago

Fantastic product! But if you're active/sporty you'll probably need a second bigger/rugged stroller. The Doona is a brilliant piece of engineering. Seamless transitioning from driving to walking. You don't need to detach a stroller and put it in the trunk. Excellent modular base to clip into. But also easy to use with seatbelt in other cars/taxis. Amazing for global travel. The main thing about the slight extra weight is that you literally lift it out of car and release the wheels below. The lift should be for about 3 feet. Seemed pricey when I first looked at it. Now I think it was one of our best purchases. The negatives are that it has small wheels and no suspension. (This is a lightweight urban/travel solution). So if you like to walk/hike/run on loose surfaces it's not going to work. For these activities we bought a Thule Glide. It also has no storage by default. So you'll want the clip on essentials bag for diapers etc. and the clip on backpack for airplane travel.

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

No, that thing is a monster. Add a kid, and you have like 40 lbs to carry with one arm twisted. It's also more manual than you'd hope. Lasts a year max if you don't have a large bebe. But! If your back is 100% super duper and you're incredibly fit and under 5'2"ish, it works great!

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r/NewParentsHas anyone tried the Doona car seat/stroller? Is it really worth the hype?
11 months ago

I LOVED it. We live in a very dense city and didn’t have a car when my son was small. It was awesome for navigating tight spaces and for use on public transportation and Ubers. I wouldn’t recommend it for a more suburban lifestyle.

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