Why We Chose It

We chose the Nuna TRIV next because it’s one of the better low-tox stroller options we found, while still being lightweight without feeling cheap or flimsy. It uses better materials than many mainstream strollers and avoids that overly synthetic, plasticky feel we were trying to get away from.

We think the best setup is pairing it with the Bumbleride organic cotton stroller insert, which gives baby a natural cotton layer against their skin.

Highlights

• GREENGUARD Gold certified for low chemical emissiions
• Includes a removable Merino wool and TENCEL™ lyocell insert 
• Weights approx 19.4 pounds
• Reversible seat faces you or the world
• All-wheel suspension for a smoother ride

Real Talk

This felt like the perfect middle ground between the heavy-duty Nuna stroller and the extra-light travel one. Since all the Nuna strollers follow the same material standards, it really came down to which setup made the most sense for usand I knew I wanted one where I could flip the baby’s seat to face me. Turns out the reversible seat has been useful for an entirely unexpected reason: keeping the sun out of his eyes. Why does no one talk about this? I will never buy a stroller that does not flip.