Maxi-Cosi Modern Bag with Spacious Nappy Changing Bag, Insulated Bag and Changing Mat, Concrete Grey

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The two-in-one seat is a major selling point for any new parent and its lightweight frame means this pushchair is easy to handle while also standing up to the rigours of everyday family life. The storage basket is possibly the biggest we tested and easily takes three to four shopping bags and a changing bag with extra room for a few impulse buys too. While it may have a lower price tag than most of the travel systems we tested, the quality of the Maxi-Cosi Zelia is still hard to beat.

Off-road, the buggy was a little bumpier than others on test, such as the Nuna Mixx 2019, but there were no major jolts or complaints. The sunshade is included as standard and is UV 50+-protected. Our tester found it very useful and a great size, covering the baby completely in a protective cocoon to safeguard them from the elements. The included apron will help to keep out any wind too. Choosing the best baby changing bag is vital, but what you put into your bag is also crucial. Here are the essential items to pop into your changing bag to make days out with your baby a breeze: your pushchair with ease and is ideal for use while running errands and when you need to travel light. Crossbody Changing BagThe Nomad Grey Maxi-Cosi Modern Changing Bag is as it says, a modern and stylish changing bag that is well equipped to handle all of your parenting needs while on the go and to look good whilst doing it. Tote changing bags often have a luxurious look and are similar in design to a handbag. A tote changing bag features two handles and a shoulder strap, allowing you to either use the bag as a handheld nappy bag or wear it as a shoulder bag. Tote changing Our tester and her seven-month-old put it through rigorous spillage tests, including spilled milk and bits of dried baby food, and all wiped off easily.

Also keep in mind that it can only be folded with the seat facing forward and can't be folded with anything in the storage basket, which isn’t ideal if you need to fold your buggy on the bus or train.bag will come along with you. In short, wherever your baby goes, your changing bag goes too! What are the different types of baby changing bags available? While the Zelia is attractive, its design doesn't stand out from the crowd unlike the distinctive Stokke Xplory or brightly-patterned Bugaboo Fox that were also tested (although the Stokke did not make our final five).

Despite not being overly original in design, this pushchair is clearly good quality. The material itself feels strong and hard-wearing, and our tester felt that it looked more expensive than its very reasonable price point. The frame is lightweight, but it has a wide base making it feel surprisingly sturdy. The Zelia went on the school run and shopping trips as well as off-road weekend romps, and our tester ensured it was fully loaded to identify any topple concerns. There were none as the Zelia allows you to hang a nappy bag or shopping on the handle up to the weight of 2kg. Exploring with your little one is fun and fuss-free thanks to the Oyster 3’s easy maneuvering and simple single-fold operation. Suitable from birth up to 20kg, you can count on the Oyster 3 from newborn onwards. Built for you, your baby and the worldOne element that bothered our tester and her six-foot partner though was the adjustment in the handles. She found the handles only raised in height by a couple of inches so the positioning for both adults wasn’t exactly where she would like it. A little more range in this area, like the Nuna, would make all the difference. And what about the fold?