Britax

We've been really impressed with the Britax Flylite as a travel stroller. The standout feature for us is how easy it is to fold one-handed, which was… Read more

incredibly convenient when boarding flights and needing to pack the stroller away quickly. It's compact enough to easily take on planes and lightweight enough to carry around without any hassle.

What surprised us most was how comfortable it was for our daughter. She was able to have some great naps while we were travelling, and the stroller handled a variety of surfaces much better than we expected, including some of the uneven streets we encountered in Italy.

The sun canopy is another highlight. It provides excellent coverage and gave us peace of mind while out exploring in sunny conditions. Overall, the stroller strikes a great balance between being lightweight and travel-friendly while still feeling sturdy and comfortable for little ones.

Although we haven't tried other travel strollers ourselves, based on our experience and feedback from friends, the Flylite is an excellent option. It's practical, easy to use, and doesn't compromise on comfort despite its compact size.

It's also become a fantastic second stroller for everyday use. It's much easier to throw in the car than our larger pram, and I can see us using it regularly for brunches, lunches, and outings now that Lyla is sitting in highchairs. The convenience factor alone makes it a worthwhile addition for any family looking for a reliable travel stroller.

I’ve been using the Britax Aptana stroller from Britax with my three kids and it’s honestly the best pram I’ve ever owned. It’s handled everything… Read more

we’ve thrown at it — switching between the seat, capsule, and bassinet attachment — and it’s been fantastic in every setup. It looks incredibly luxe and stylish, but it’s also super practical. The stroller is smooth and easy to manoeuvre, even one-handed, which is a lifesaver when juggling multiple kids. The brakes are great — really reliable and secure — so I always feel confident parking it anywhere. Overall, it’s sturdy, versatile, and clearly built to last. For a busy family, it’s been an absolute standout and I couldn’t recommend it more.

We had a Britax Safe n Sound capsule. At first we thought it was great and was easy to install and travel with. But overtime the product started… Read more

failing. The harness would not tighten properly and often one side was left loose. The only way to fix it, was to take my child out, take the capsule out of the base and loosen both straps completely, then reverse. As you can imagine having a child less than 6 months old the last thing you want to do is leave them on the footpath while you navigate this. Even harder was when their grandmother had our child, she was not in a position to do any of the above. We sent it in to Britax, with a video of the behaviour and they simply told us it was our fault and if we needed further education on the product we should contact their local repairer. Given the product's harnesses are fairly straight forward, you ensure there are no kinks in the straps and they are looped on correctly at the back, I am not sure what "further education" we could have benefitted from. Given the lack of accountability and the issue with their product, we lost trust and went to a MaxiCosi which we have not looked back.

The Mini has been perfect for our lifestyle in inner city Melbourne. Whether it was the seat or bassinet attachments, my child is very comfy in the… Read more

pram and it holds up nicely whether we're walking the streets, through parks, on and off trams or over cobblestones. Having the option to attach the capsule was very handy for quick stops in the car.

The reviews were right! – So glad I read all reviews before purchasing a back seat mirror. This mirror is worth every dollar. It doesn't move, despite my headrest being tiny.… Read more

It is a decent enough size to almost see all of baby in car seat. Would be worth buying for partner and family members too