What NUNA Convertible Seat is Best for Me? The Ultimate Nuna Convertible Car Seat Buying Guide

[@BL-li7gg]

This is the first review video I've watched that was actually quickly to the point and very informative. Thank you!!!

[@briannabarrera7968]

This was so informational and helpful! Exactly the kind of video I was looking for. Thank you :)

[@mkabs19]

Love my exec so much! Have the Rava too. But the exec is just the coolest prettiest car seat wver

[@destinationbabykids]

Agreed. Plus so many sophisticated and tailored colors 🥳

[@animalrescuer80]

Return nuna exec in a heartbeat. The seat is so deep, the release button for strap is impossible to get into.

[@k.pep.1253]

Would you rec the Nuna REVV or the Chicco 360? I’m torn between these two.

[@Tassadar89]

Thanks for your video Gina! Can you remove the cupholders on the exec when installed rearfacing?

[@destinationbabykids]

Yes. You can wiggle them off. I will make a little video of how to do it and tag ya when it goes online. Great question.

[@uluvthislife3933]

Hi, I’m loving your detailed reviews … you’re very good at this 😊 I plan to purchase the rev in the coming days. However, would you happen to have any suggestions for rotating seats with anti rebound bar in the brand Chicco, maxi-cosi, Graco, or Joie? I am currently in Bangkok, Thailand, and the price for the rev would be $1050 USD. My boy is 12 months old and I am fine opting for a new seat once he reaches a 40-50lbs weight. Many thanks

[@MsPauliXD]

Hi! How do you set 2 nuna exec plus even flow across? I have almost 1 year old twins plus a 5 years old child…

[@allison2lu]

Why is the Revv not available in Canada?

[@gariyas]

Many thanks for another great video. I think I'm leading towards the Exec as being slimmer, maybe it is safer with less side to side movement. Being newer, perhaps it is safer ; and having a greater chance of fitting three across is nice. As rear facing is supposed to be significantly safer, I think I'd prefer to follow the most strict standards. Some countries I think require rear facing until age 4. Maybe I'd feel more comfortable with such for as long as possible. Any thoughts on how they might fit in a compact car ? I'm not particularly tall (5'8") so maybe it should be ok. Perhaps I'd only consider another brand, or possibly one that isn't free of harmful chemicals, if it performs better in crash tests. From a quick look on CR, Nuna often or sometimes rates as better, from what I recall, but maybe choosing one that rates best is preferred. There are other sources of crash tests so I may have to do some more comparison.

[@Nico.Tortorella]

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