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Good deal on the following products
Save 35% off select Remi®, Mesa® Max, Alta®, and Ridge® products.
Mesa® Max car seat for $279.49. Retail $429.99
Remi® for $194.99. Retail $299.99
Alta® for $116.99. Retail $179.99
Ridge® for $389.99. Retail $599.99
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Edit: hmm, i see that for twins, this is not compatible with Mockingbird?
Edit: hmm, i see that for twins, this is not compatible with Mockingbird?
I got the Chicco key35 for our twins and the mockingbird stroller
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I'll second the keyfit35!
We've had stuff from both. I'd say they are both the same in terms of quality (and price). I'll say our UppaBaby stroller has been worth every single dollar.
Edit: hmm, i see that for twins, this is not compatible with Mockingbird?
Mockingbirds have been known to spontaneously fall apart
I know over a dozen family's with Mesa seats including myself. Never heard a single complaint
Unrelated to the deal, but if you end up cosleeping (like most of the world and humanity's history), I would recommend a 79x79 playpen (mesh walls, foam on the railings) and a king size memory foam mattress topper (3" ok for us, may need thicker if you are heavy) to put in it as a bed. I got the pen for $40, the mattress for $60, and also a lounger for $40. He slept in the lounger, which was kept in the bed with us until he could roll (~4 mo), then slept in the bed directly. Ended up being much easier and more natural than a bassinet, crib, or Snoo (we returned ours), especially if you breastfeed. And unlike normal beds, you don't have to worry about him rolling/falling off, and it doubles as a safe play zone. This is not medical advice and this conflicts directly with recommendations from your pediatrician/AAP on safe sleeping-- they would strongly advise against both cosleeping and sleeping in a lounger, as both would be considered higher risk of SIDS.