Full list of products here: Doona - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppi/ UPPA Cruz - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppz/ UPPA Vista - go.magik.ly/ml/1opq5/ BabyBjorn One Carrier - go.magik.ly/ml/1opp4/ Clek Foonf - go.magik.ly/ml/1pl8z/ Britax One4Life - go.magik.ly/ml/1isoe/ Britax Boulevard - go.magik.ly/ml/1pl97/ Kyte Baby Sleep Sacks - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppn/ BabyBrezza Formula Pro - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppw/ Our course for expectant dads is live and can be found here: www.fatherfigured.com/ Join our private Discord community for new/expectant dads: bit.ly/3rcdk7r
One of most informative videos I have seen on this topic. A lot of youtubers run through the features of it but love how you break down alternative options and the reasons for each. Exactly what I was searching for. Well done.
We thought about getting the Brezza, but decided not to as the mayor hazel with bottles is cleaning and sterilizing them - mixing powder and water takes two seconds. We have bottles prefilled with powder on our bedside table and water in bottle. When the baby wakes up, we just fill with water to the mark and give a little shake. Will be checking out the Doona though.
The Doona is actually banned in Canada because it doesn’t meet car seat safety standards since the angle cannot be adjusted. Since it is banned, it is also illegal to buy one in the US and bring it home (fines, voided insurance, etc.)
@@tierracaccitolo car seats are meticulously tested in case of an accident and doing anything to modify it creates many different kind of hazards since your not using the car as the way they manufactured it and tested it for.
@@elektradelatorre8352 yes but the pool noodle or tightly rolled towel is not a modification to the carseat and is a very common way to properly recline.a carseat with no recline foot used by cpst.
We love our kyte baby products! Our 2 yr old has a positive sleep association with his sleep sacks and can’t wait to start using it for our newborn once she transitions out of swaddles. I came to watch this video again because I definitely need a carrier with 2 kids. My first is exactly 2 yrs older and we definitely need to be hands free
I want to like the Doona for as much as we travel and have family all over the country, but it scores SOOO LOW in safety. If we did splurge, it would be for travel only. Which doesn't make the price that worth it bc we would get a 2nd car seat and stroller.
I was going to buy the Doona to accommodate my ongoing & almost debilitating post-viral fatigue, but when I had almost decided to buy it I tried lifting it to car seat height with an 8lb 'payload' & found that this seat is no accomodation at all. The heft of it is significant well before you add the maximum-weight baby. It does seem great for healthy young travelers & urban types & people who hop from car to Uber, etc.
My poor mother-in-law, who asked me to do that test, was mightily relieved that she wasn't ever going to have to install that seat into her own, even taller, vehicle.
Baby Brezza experience: our newborn stopped drinking the formula from the first bottle made with this. I researched and found many claims that this product simply wasn’t mixing formula properly and many babies were diagnosed as failing to thrive. Luckily we caught it early and went back to manually mixing although we still use the unit for warming and dispensing water. We’re transitioning back to pre made liquid formula despite the price.
I've heard this several times as well. If it's not mixing the ratio correctly then it can be potentially dangerous. It's too bad; I love the concept very much.
Great product for the money. Took it for a test walk today and it is easy to get baby in and out of unlike some of those other carriers. It seemes pretty comfortable as well This will be great for the stores and walking the mall I just wish there was a small pocket or mesh net for a phone or other small items.
As a New Dad, we love our doona. It's really convenient. Also, I love the baby breeza. I don't have to worry about the water being too hot it's perfect every time and will have a bottle ready within 2 minutes.
i loved the baby brezza when it worked. it stopped dispensing the correct amount of water so that started making me think that it was not properly dispensing the correct amount of formula. For piece of mind, I returned the breeza and kept doing myself. I opted for the baby breeza water dispenser instead.
Again another video hit! Completely agree with everything. Most baby products videos I have seen are just by women or lovey couples, and doesn't catch the attention of the average Dad. Daddy's please tune in! This guy is great and very informational!
We love ours. The only complaint I have is that the sun shade is quite bulky when rolled back and can't really be adjusted with one hand. Otherwise, it's a great carseat :)
Hey I had a question about the diono car seat? I don’t know if you have done a review about them. I’m just looking for a car seat that sits three across that’s not 400 dollars. 200 most is our limit.
Love the Doona as a first time dad. I have mastered getting my girl in and out quick. I couldn't imagine going from a car seat to a stroller every single time we got out of the car. . This was a great buy.
As someone who's not in the USA, when talking about Baby Brezza, please make sure to mention it might not be a viable option in other countries. In the UK, formula is not sterile but is sterilised by using boiling water during preparation. Baby Brezza doesn't use boiling water so it doesn't sterilise the formula which is quite dangerous. (And it's being sold here as well!) There are alternative formula machines that use a hot shot and then add cold water after the powder is sterilised, like the tommee tippee one.
Very true. I often lose sight of the viewers who watch outside of the US when talking gear. Thanks for keeping that part in check. If you have any other suggestions, please go ahead and drop them here.
In a similar vein, sleep sacks are not recommended here in the UK. We used one last night when we got our new born home but the midwife who visited today said they are no longer recommended and to use a cellular blanket instead. Luckily we had been gifted a few hand knitted ones.
@@lordpablo1985 in defense of dad verb, one can not simply expect to keep track of all the laws and regulations in every other country. Its the responsibility of the parents at the end of the day to research the products that are being talked about in his videos.
@@lordpablo1985 I am curious about the reasoning behind the sleeping sack vs blanket thing. Why is that? In Germany everyone says blankets are for one year upwards and before baby should sleep without pillows too
We NEVER leave the house without our Baby Björn ONE carrier since having our second - we even have two for that reason. If we didn't live in Japan right now, where hardly anyone uses strollers and just wear their kiddos I don't know if we would babywear as much as we do.
Upon researching, I like the Nuna Arra Next car seat and the Cybex Cloud Z. Both can be reclined and they are pretty safe with nice materials. I’m not sure which one we are going to purchase. Also, we are definitely getting the BabyBjorn.
I only used the Doona until my daughter was 4 months old. She grew too tall too fast. I also could not go to the grocery store without the help of my husband...opted for a Cybex. However, it was really great when she was a new born - though I think it would of been similar effort if I had gotten the Cubex infant seat ...at least there was storage from day 1
+ 1 for the Doona, Bjoern carrier and brezza although we don’t use any of them exclusively. The brezza at night is a life saver, quick enough to prevent a meltdown so she gets back to sleep much quicker vs waiting to warm a bottle of expressed/pumped milk or prep water for formula!
I was initially going to buy the babybrezza bc we had heard sooo many good things...but just think it's important to point out that there have been cases of it malfunctioning and dispensing incorrect amounts of formula powder and causing dangerous electrolyte imbalances in newborns, whose kidneys cannot handle formula thta is too dilute
Love your channel! But I would call out a warning on the Brezza machine. All my friends stopped using theirs and pediatricians are starting to recommend against them because they frequently fail to mix formula correctly. The formula gums up and it either puts in too much or too little formula. For the expensive price it’s worth knowing it can be a big bust!
I heard the babybjorn carrier actually positions your baby’s hips incorrectly and can cause damage to them during growth. Wonder if you’ve heard the same and what your thoughts are
Love this video as always, Andrew! I was wondering if you’d be open to doing a review of infant formula especially after the shortages this past year. It would be incredibly helpful to understand what goes into infant formula and how it’s made.
The Nuna Cudl 4-in-1 is hands down an awesome carrier from use at newborn up to three years old or 35lbs worth the sPlurGe. I have a good amt of splurge worthy things off of this list so had to add the Nuna Cudl 🙌🏾
Anyone knows if uppababy remi is a good option as a primary crib after the baby grows out of the bassinet? Doesn't seem like it's sleep safe approved in Canada. Any thoughts?
I hired the Doona for a month, and hated it. Overall feels flimsy and not sturdy. It rattles of any surface that’s not perfectly smooth. No basket is actually really annoying, not just a minor detail. Hood is also so small, that it provides zero shade against the sun. Much preferred having Bugaboo capsule on a Bugaboo Fox base.
Have you checked out woolino before? I actually like their 4 season ultimate sleep sack more than Kyte baby and you don’t have to buy different ones for different seasons.
guys help which carrier do i get! I need one that can last a little while and my baby is almost 4 months rn! Is the baby bjorn secure when you bend over?
In these "modern" times, we've made babies or having babies so expensive while we took out other important aspects from their lives That being said, you're well spoken, sir and I was here for the Doona review so subbed 😊
Switch to a sleep sack as soon as your baby starts showing signs of being able to roll over on their own. For safety, once they can roll, they should have their arms out :)
The Doona is amazing but, it's just not for everyone. My wife, my mom, mother in-law, it works amazing me. But for me, I sincerely wish it was taller. It's pretty inconvenient for anyone on the taller end. :( I really wanted to love it.
Mini is great but I think it was made particularly for newborns. I like that the One has more life to it, but while the One can support newborns, it's not the best and carries more value a little more after the first eight weeks. That's just my take.
I have the mini, and I really wish I had gotten the one. I did no research prior to adding the mini to my registry. I actually really liked it, but my baby is BIG. She outgrew the mini quite quickly and now I’m left without a carrier.
@@dadverb damn im I'm 6'2 and just picked one up for our baby coming in december. I grabbed it for $200 though so Im not out that much. Hopefully my wife can get some use out of it
Bought a Britax Boulevard for our first around 4 months, he hated the infant carrier. Recently bought another boulevard fit#2... Love them! The ease of swapping between vehicles a perfect point!
When it comes to car seats it's worth considering weather. Winter baby? Absolutely get a infant carrier over a convertible. This way it's easier to carry the baby in the cold.
The Doona isn’t supposed to be used as a true stroller. It’s really just for quick trips as babies should be flat and not hunched up, per European standards. Being hunched up for too long can also cause SIDS.
I love how much you are promoting babywearing. Interesting that you are doing the ‘splurge’ list and you’ve not chosen the Babybjorn Harmony 😂. You don’t have to splurge to get a good carrier, seek out a consultant or sling library, for those to-be-parents ❤
The Doona we just bought for baby two and the One 4 Life we have for our toddler and we love it. I think splurges on everyday items like that are so worth it...certainly we weren't splurging on clothes or other stuff. We had to do ready to feed formula for our eldest so a Brezza wasn't applicable even though he was formula fed, so it's better to wait till baby is there to see if you end up EBF or even on a RTF formula.
Those aren’t nitpicky for the doona, those are actual problems. My friend has a doona, it’s use life was minimal (we both have bigger babies), it feels cheap, small wheel, no storage, small. For the price it’s not worth it.
Yeah, we really wanted to “love” it. But, fortunately for us, we found one that we do love. We went with the Bugaboo Donkey 5. Talk about a “splurge” item… lol. Thank god, for our registry.
We bought the donkey 5 but so far dad and I both feel it is bulky and we can’t figure out how to quickly load it in and out of car 🤦🏽♀️ maybe we need more practice. Newborn is 21 days and our oldest is 2. We’ve gone out 2x where we’ve needed the double stroller and we felt so stressed lol
Why do you cover only the high end and expensive stuff? Why not any reviews on Evenflo, Graco, BabyTrend? Please make more videos that don’t financially scare away your viewers.
He’s got plenty of videos on non expensive products, just not this one… he did a whole $1500 baby budget video. Even in his videos about more expensive products he often comments on how they compare to more affordable versions.
Please reconsider promoting kyte baby and substitute a different premium sleep sack. The company should not be supported after how they treated an employee who had an adopted NICU baby, the company refuses to address the situation, and with so many options on the market this type of behavior should not be rewarded with sales. Love your videos, but please reconsider promoting them!
Full list of products here:
Doona - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppi/
UPPA Cruz - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppz/
UPPA Vista - go.magik.ly/ml/1opq5/
BabyBjorn One Carrier - go.magik.ly/ml/1opp4/
Clek Foonf - go.magik.ly/ml/1pl8z/
Britax One4Life - go.magik.ly/ml/1isoe/
Britax Boulevard - go.magik.ly/ml/1pl97/
Kyte Baby Sleep Sacks - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppn/
BabyBrezza Formula Pro - go.magik.ly/ml/1oppw/
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Can you do a review or doona versus eve Flo dual ride please!
Can you also do an updated budget friendly new born must have and tech savvy nursery?
I got you!
As a soon to be dad and having just found your channel, thank you! Your suggestions, reviews, and overall product advice is amazing.
Welcome aboard!
One of most informative videos I have seen on this topic. A lot of youtubers run through the features of it but love how you break down alternative options and the reasons for each. Exactly what I was searching for. Well done.
We thought about getting the Brezza, but decided not to as the mayor hazel with bottles is cleaning and sterilizing them - mixing powder and water takes two seconds. We have bottles prefilled with powder on our bedside table and water in bottle. When the baby wakes up, we just fill with water to the mark and give a little shake. Will be checking out the Doona though.
Can you review the artipoppe baby carrier? Maybe a comparison to the baby bjorn?
Love your content! Thank you 🙏
The Doona is actually banned in Canada because it doesn’t meet car seat safety standards since the angle cannot be adjusted. Since it is banned, it is also illegal to buy one in the US and bring it home (fines, voided insurance, etc.)
I've seen a good sized list of products unavailable or banned in Canada but hadn't realized the Doona was included, thank you.
There's a recliner angle foot though and you can recline it with a pool noodle or tightly rolled towel.
The doona also scores much lower in safety than other popular infant car seats.
@@tierracaccitolo car seats are meticulously tested in case of an accident and doing anything to modify it creates many different kind of hazards since your not using the car as the way they manufactured it and tested it for.
@@elektradelatorre8352 yes but the pool noodle or tightly rolled towel is not a modification to the carseat and is a very common way to properly recline.a carseat with no recline foot used by cpst.
I don’t have a new born anymore but still love watching these videos you make! They are the best !
Can you do a similar video for toddler ?
Yes sir, I’m on it!
I second this, got a 19 month old now but still watch all your videos!
We love our kyte baby products! Our 2 yr old has a positive sleep association with his sleep sacks and can’t wait to start using it for our newborn once she transitions out of swaddles. I came to watch this video again because I definitely need a carrier with 2 kids. My first is exactly 2 yrs older and we definitely need to be hands free
So glad you mentioned these are not 'problems' and we dont 'need' these things. But value for money or money well spent is always a great thing.
Thank you for sharing your insight on must-have list.
I want to like the Doona for as much as we travel and have family all over the country, but it scores SOOO LOW in safety. If we did splurge, it would be for travel only. Which doesn't make the price that worth it bc we would get a 2nd car seat and stroller.
I was going to buy the Doona to accommodate my ongoing & almost debilitating post-viral fatigue, but when I had almost decided to buy it I tried lifting it to car seat height with an 8lb 'payload' & found that this seat is no accomodation at all. The heft of it is significant well before you add the maximum-weight baby. It does seem great for healthy young travelers & urban types & people who hop from car to Uber, etc.
My poor mother-in-law, who asked me to do that test, was mightily relieved that she wasn't ever going to have to install that seat into her own, even taller, vehicle.
Baby Brezza experience: our newborn stopped drinking the formula from the first bottle made with this. I researched and found many claims that this product simply wasn’t mixing formula properly and many babies were diagnosed as failing to thrive. Luckily we caught it early and went back to manually mixing although we still use the unit for warming and dispensing water. We’re transitioning back to pre made liquid formula despite the price.
I've heard this several times as well. If it's not mixing the ratio correctly then it can be potentially dangerous. It's too bad; I love the concept very much.
Great product for the money. Took it for a test walk today and it is easy to get baby in and out of unlike some of those other carriers. It seemes pretty comfortable as well This will be great for the stores and walking the mall I just wish there was a small pocket or mesh net for a phone or other small items.
As a New Dad, we love our doona. It's really convenient. Also, I love the baby breeza. I don't have to worry about the water being too hot it's perfect every time and will have a bottle ready within 2 minutes.
Love hearing that man!
Hey, do you have videos reviewing gliders/rockers? I’d love to hear input on different kind/styles
Do you think it is necessary to have both the Doona and the Vista?
i loved the baby brezza when it worked. it stopped dispensing the correct amount of water so that started making me think that it was not properly dispensing the correct amount of formula. For piece of mind, I returned the breeza and kept doing myself. I opted for the baby breeza water dispenser instead.
Eff I'm sorry to hear that was your experience. Glad you found what worked for you though.
Again another video hit! Completely agree with everything. Most baby products videos I have seen are just by women or lovey couples, and doesn't catch the attention of the average Dad. Daddy's please tune in! This guy is great and very informational!
I'd love to see a review from you on the Chicco Keyfit35!
Keyfit is a classic, tried-and-true option for a great price. Can't go wrong with that one.
We love ours. The only complaint I have is that the sun shade is quite bulky when rolled back and can't really be adjusted with one hand. Otherwise, it's a great carseat :)
@@emrac377 Thank you!
Hey I had a question about the diono car seat? I don’t know if you have done a review about them. I’m just looking for a car seat that sits three across that’s not 400 dollars. 200 most is our limit.
Love loved the Doona , used it until my boy turned 1, was so sad to let it go.
Great video! Your family is beautiful, congrats! Great tips! New subscriper!
Perfect
Love the Doona as a first time dad. I have mastered getting my girl in and out quick. I couldn't imagine going from a car seat to a stroller every single time we got out of the car. . This was a great buy.
As someone who's not in the USA, when talking about Baby Brezza, please make sure to mention it might not be a viable option in other countries. In the UK, formula is not sterile but is sterilised by using boiling water during preparation. Baby Brezza doesn't use boiling water so it doesn't sterilise the formula which is quite dangerous. (And it's being sold here as well!) There are alternative formula machines that use a hot shot and then add cold water after the powder is sterilised, like the tommee tippee one.
Very true. I often lose sight of the viewers who watch outside of the US when talking gear. Thanks for keeping that part in check. If you have any other suggestions, please go ahead and drop them here.
In a similar vein, sleep sacks are not recommended here in the UK. We used one last night when we got our new born home but the midwife who visited today said they are no longer recommended and to use a cellular blanket instead. Luckily we had been gifted a few hand knitted ones.
@@lordpablo1985 in defense of dad verb, one can not simply expect to keep track of all the laws and regulations in every other country. Its the responsibility of the parents at the end of the day to research the products that are being talked about in his videos.
@@orwellianyoutube8978 oh I know, just wanted to mention it as I found out today and was dismayed as we wanted to use them.
@@lordpablo1985 I am curious about the reasoning behind the sleeping sack vs blanket thing. Why is that? In Germany everyone says blankets are for one year upwards and before baby should sleep without pillows too
babybjorn one is legit amazing.
We NEVER leave the house without our Baby Björn ONE carrier since having our second - we even have two for that reason. If we didn't live in Japan right now, where hardly anyone uses strollers and just wear their kiddos I don't know if we would babywear as much as we do.
Upon researching, I like the Nuna Arra Next car seat and the Cybex Cloud Z. Both can be reclined and they are pretty safe with nice materials. I’m not sure which one we are going to purchase. Also, we are definitely getting the BabyBjorn.
I only used the Doona until my daughter was 4 months old. She grew too tall too fast. I also could not go to the grocery store without the help of my husband...opted for a Cybex. However, it was really great when she was a new born - though I think it would of been similar effort if I had gotten the Cubex infant seat ...at least there was storage from day 1
+1 on the Brezza, game changer!
Are you able to review the babybee duo2? I’m curious as to how it compares to the uppababy vista v2
I wish they had that sleep sac in my size :P
amazing
so good
+ 1 for the Doona, Bjoern carrier and brezza although we don’t use any of them exclusively.
The brezza at night is a life saver, quick enough to prevent a meltdown so she gets back to sleep much quicker vs waiting to warm a bottle of expressed/pumped milk or prep water for formula!
Nice
I was initially going to buy the babybrezza bc we had heard sooo many good things...but just think it's important to point out that there have been cases of it malfunctioning and dispensing incorrect amounts of formula powder and causing dangerous electrolyte imbalances in newborns, whose kidneys cannot handle formula thta is too dilute
Love your channel! But I would call out a warning on the Brezza machine. All my friends stopped using theirs and pediatricians are starting to recommend against them because they frequently fail to mix formula correctly. The formula gums up and it either puts in too much or too little formula. For the expensive price it’s worth knowing it can be a big bust!
1000% agree about Britax’s clicktight line! I prefer our Boulevard over our Nuna Rava, which I never thought I’d say.
Clicktight for the win
Good
I heard the babybjorn carrier actually positions your baby’s hips incorrectly and can cause damage to them during growth. Wonder if you’ve heard the same and what your thoughts are
Doona is our favorite ❤
Love this video as always, Andrew! I was wondering if you’d be open to doing a review of infant formula especially after the shortages this past year. It would be incredibly helpful to understand what goes into infant formula and how it’s made.
The Nuna Cudl 4-in-1 is hands down an awesome carrier from use at newborn up to three years old or 35lbs worth the sPlurGe. I have a good amt of splurge worthy things off of this list so had to add the Nuna Cudl 🙌🏾
Anyone knows if uppababy remi is a good option as a primary crib after the baby grows out of the bassinet? Doesn't seem like it's sleep safe approved in Canada. Any thoughts?
Considering a Doona, but aren't infants not supposed to be in carseats for so long for their spine growth?
I hired the Doona for a month, and hated it. Overall feels flimsy and not sturdy. It rattles of any surface that’s not perfectly smooth. No basket is actually really annoying, not just a minor detail. Hood is also so small, that it provides zero shade against the sun. Much preferred having Bugaboo capsule on a Bugaboo Fox base.
I get this. I have a Doona and I just call it a car seat with wheels, it’s really not a stroller, you need something else along with it
Nice try, Bugaboo employee.
Have you checked out woolino before? I actually like their 4 season ultimate sleep sack more than Kyte baby and you don’t have to buy different ones for different seasons.
guys help which carrier do i get! I need one that can last a little while and my baby is almost 4 months rn! Is the baby bjorn secure when you bend over?
In these "modern" times, we've made babies or having babies so expensive while we took out other important aspects from their lives
That being said, you're well spoken, sir and I was here for the Doona review so subbed 😊
When did you start using the sleep sack vs a swaddle?
Switch to a sleep sack as soon as your baby starts showing signs of being able to roll over on their own. For safety, once they can roll, they should have their arms out :)
Once the baby shows signs of rolling, swaddling should be stopped. Typically happens around the 8-week mark.
So, is the Britax one4life not safe for newborn?
It's safe, but the convertible is better suited are the infant stage.
@@dadverb do you mean the britax boulevard would be better?
I like it
The Doona is amazing but, it's just not for everyone. My wife, my mom, mother in-law, it works amazing me. But for me, I sincerely wish it was taller. It's pretty inconvenient for anyone on the taller end. :( I really wanted to love it.
What are your thoughts on the BabyBjorn carrier mini vs the one?
Mini is great but I think it was made particularly for newborns. I like that the One has more life to it, but while the One can support newborns, it's not the best and carries more value a little more after the first eight weeks. That's just my take.
@@dadverb awesome. Thanks!
I have the mini, and I really wish I had gotten the one. I did no research prior to adding the mini to my registry. I actually really liked it, but my baby is BIG. She outgrew the mini quite quickly and now I’m left without a carrier.
@@Jillianrc Thank you so much for your input!
@@Jillianrc Thanks for sharing.
Do you think the Doona is suitable for someone that is 6 1
Honestly, not really. It's a pretty short stroller and you might feel a little uncomfortable pushing it.
@@dadverb appreciate the response, it's been sitting in my cart for awhile because I was concerned about that. Might go with the UPPAbaby
@@dadverb damn im I'm 6'2 and just picked one up for our baby coming in december. I grabbed it for $200 though so Im not out that much. Hopefully my wife can get some use out of it
Bought a Britax Boulevard for our first around 4 months, he hated the infant carrier. Recently bought another boulevard fit#2... Love them! The ease of swapping between vehicles a perfect point!
When it comes to car seats it's worth considering weather.
Winter baby? Absolutely get a infant carrier over a convertible. This way it's easier to carry the baby in the cold.
but I loved this so much
Isn’t buybuybaby closed now?
The Doona isn’t supposed to be used as a true stroller. It’s really just for quick trips as babies should be flat and not hunched up, per European standards. Being hunched up for too long can also cause SIDS.
I get it
Just a heads up a lot of your links don’t work.
I love how much you are promoting babywearing. Interesting that you are doing the ‘splurge’ list and you’ve not chosen the Babybjorn Harmony 😂. You don’t have to splurge to get a good carrier, seek out a consultant or sling library, for those to-be-parents ❤
“Such a first world problem…” was hilarious 😂
Yeahhhh
my kid hates doona and its not safe to stay in it for awhile so????
The Doona we just bought for baby two and the One 4 Life we have for our toddler and we love it. I think splurges on everyday items like that are so worth it...certainly we weren't splurging on clothes or other stuff. We had to do ready to feed formula for our eldest so a Brezza wasn't applicable even though he was formula fed, so it's better to wait till baby is there to see if you end up EBF or even on a RTF formula.
Thanks for sharing. Agree about your take on splurging for everyday items.
All amazing products from what I seen but so expensive 😢 or I’m I just broke.
Those aren’t nitpicky for the doona, those are actual problems. My friend has a doona, it’s use life was minimal (we both have bigger babies), it feels cheap, small wheel, no storage, small. For the price it’s not worth it.
the Doona, really? It is so short. I am 6'2", and my wife is only 5'4"- we absolutely hated it. I guess to each their own.
This is probably the most common complaint I hear about it and I grazed it in the video but I still think it's great.
Yeah, we really wanted to “love” it. But, fortunately for us, we found one that we do love. We went with the Bugaboo Donkey 5. Talk about a “splurge” item… lol. Thank god, for our registry.
@@CarlosOrtiz-119 THE DONKEY! Splurge indeed, haha. What a snag, great pick.
Thanks. We definitely enjoy what you’re doing. Keep up the great work!
We bought the donkey 5 but so far dad and I both feel it is bulky and we can’t figure out how to quickly load it in and out of car 🤦🏽♀️ maybe we need more practice. Newborn is 21 days and our oldest is 2. We’ve gone out 2x where we’ve needed the double stroller and we felt so stressed lol
So many videos and no one will actually say what is the best. They just plug every brand equally which are pointless reviews.
Doona you betta dont
first!
Why do you cover only the high end and expensive stuff? Why not any reviews on Evenflo, Graco, BabyTrend? Please make more videos that don’t financially scare away your viewers.
This video is a splurge list, meaning for more expensive products
He’s got plenty of videos on non expensive products, just not this one… he did a whole $1500 baby budget video. Even in his videos about more expensive products he often comments on how they compare to more affordable versions.
Bye Bye Buy Buy Baby RIP
Boycott Doona
Please reconsider promoting kyte baby and substitute a different premium sleep sack. The company should not be supported after how they treated an employee who had an adopted NICU baby, the company refuses to address the situation, and with so many options on the market this type of behavior should not be rewarded with sales. Love your videos, but please reconsider promoting them!