Nordstrom has
Nuna Rava Flame Retardant Free Convertible Car Seat (Nordstrom Exclusive Color: Curated) on sale for
$375.
Shipping is free.
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niki4h for finding this deal.
Features:- Made without fire-retardant chemicals
- Child weight/height: 5–50 lb. rear-facing; 25–65 lb. forward-facing; up to 49".
- Energy-absorbing foam and SIP (Side Impact Protection) pods offer side-impact protection; all-steel frame and reinforced belt path for superior protection.
- Harness: No rethread; five-point harness adjusts with one hand.
- Car installation: Simply™ secure installation makes life even easier with recline-angle guides that clearly confirm the perfect riding angle. Colored belt-path indicators help prevent strap-threading errors.
- Head and body inserts are removable
- Energy-absorbing and side-impact-protection pods
- Polyester/steel/plastic
- Machine-washable knit fabric; easy-to-clean seat pad
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Additionally, some car seats have things like built-in cupholders, adjustable leg support, easier attachment to car methods, easier harnesses to get on your child, better washability, are narrower to fit in smaller cars, are lighter to make it easier to switch from car to car, etc.
I have used 5 different car seats over the years. We bought the Nuna during the last sale for my near 4-year-old. We have had Britax, Graco, Evenflo, and now Nuna. I would say that the Nuna excels in being fairly lightweight compared to similar convertible car seats, has a nice sleek design that is easy to clean, and has some good additional safety and comfort features. Do these features warrant the additional $150+ price tag (when on sale) over a Graco? Likely not, but if you have some additional cash and the few beneficial features I mentioned above are worth it to you (like they were to us), then I think you will be happy.
As another poster mentioned, when you have kids you realize that you're putting in/taking out your kid from a car seat multiple times a day. Anything that can make that experience easier is worth considering. That said, if you are cash-strapped then you likely should splurge somewhere more meaningful in your life. Go to Costco and pick up the $200 Graco they often have and you'll be happy and your kiddo safe.
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Additionally, some car seats have things like built-in cupholders, adjustable leg support, easier attachment to car methods, easier harnesses to get on your child, better washability, are narrower to fit in smaller cars, are lighter to make it easier to switch from car to car, etc.
I have used 5 different car seats over the years. We bought the Nuna during the last sale for my near 4-year-old. We have had Britax, Graco, Evenflo, and now Nuna. I would say that the Nuna excels in being fairly lightweight compared to similar convertible car seats, has a nice sleek design that is easy to clean, and has some good additional safety and comfort features. Do these features warrant the additional $150+ price tag (when on sale) over a Graco? Likely not, but if you have some additional cash and the few beneficial features I mentioned above are worth it to you (like they were to us), then I think you will be happy.
As another poster mentioned, when you have kids you realize that you're putting in/taking out your kid from a car seat multiple times a day. Anything that can make that experience easier is worth considering. That said, if you are cash-strapped then you likely should splurge somewhere more meaningful in your life. Go to Costco and pick up the $200 Graco they often have and you'll be happy and your kiddo safe.
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