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Graziadaily
a day ago
- Automotive
- Graziadaily
Introducing The New Joolz Aer² – One Hand For The Stroller, One Hand For Everything Else
You can never truly prepare for parenthood. From the moment your baby is born, you have your hands full, quite literally. Luckily, Joolz is a brand that truly gets it. They are all about making parent-life easier. So, say hello to the new incredibly easy Aer² travel stroller. Of all the parenting hacks out there, we think purchasing the Aer² is the best of them all. Here's why we love the Aer²: Designed to be used with one hand Super smart storage basket-bag The Aer² is uniquely designed to be used with one hand. Open and close it with one hand and in one second - perfect if you have your baby in your arms. Steer with one hand while you sip a much-needed coffee. Recline the seat back when baby falls asleep or shield them from the rain and shade them from the sun with the extendable SPF50 sun hood, you only need one hand. You can even secure the harness with one safe, simple move. The beauty of the Aer² is that if you only need one hand for the buggy, you have one hand for everything else, and believe us, as a new parent you will need it. Suitable from birth to 22 kg the Aer² is a supremely safe and comfy ride for your most important passenger. It can also be seamlessly paired with the world's first foldable carry cot (another game-changing Joolz product that will wow parents). The Aer² is designed to give you the option of a full travel system, so you can tailor it to work for you. Clever adapters make it car seat compatible, so it is ideal for everyday use. And, thanks to its ultra-compact folded dimensions (just 44x53x23.5 cm), this space-saving stroller fits in the tiniest places and is completely aeroplane compatible too. Lightweight at just 6.5k g you can throw it in the car boot or over your shoulder with the handy integrated shoulder strap. There's also a new front wheel design and more kick space. Thanks to the Aer²'s clever features, a walk in the park is, well, a walk in the park. Parents with small children will know that simply leaving the house can be a struggle. You carefully time your jaunt around feeding and sleep schedules and pack for every eventuality and weather front. Getting out without getting stressed out is no mean feat. Joolz aims to change that. Another winning feature of the super stylish Aer² stroller is its storage. As a first-time parent, you will be amazed at how many essentials your tiny person needs. As a seasoned mummy or daddy, you'll have accepted that little humans never travel light. So, as well as its larger 8 kg basket, the Aer² also has a new storage accessory - the basket bag (available seperately) so you can grab and go. The Aer² is designed with sustainability in mind, using sustainable fabrics made from recycled PET bottles. And it comes with a unique 10-year transferable warranty (which means it can be passed to another family in the future). Joolz also promises to plant a tree for every Joolz Aer² sold. Making every step (and stroll) count towards caring for our planet. This is one impressive stroller, and the accolades prove it. The Aer² has already been awarded the iconic 2025 Red Dot Award. But maybe more important is the fact that over 350,000 parents around the world are strolling with the iconic Joolz Aer today. The new Joolz Aer² is ingenious, iconic and indispensable – it is so much more than just a stylish, functional stroller; it is single-handedly making parents lives easier. Shop the entire Joolz range here .
Forbes
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Forbes
The Best Prime Day Baby Deals: Save Up To 51% On Gear Parents Love
If you've been waiting to snag a new stroller or car seat, or are on the hunt for toys to keep your little ones busy, you can find plenty of great Amazon Prime Day baby deals. The best Prime Day baby deals so far include 20% off our top travel stroller after extensive testing by multiple parents: the Joolz Aer+. You can also find $66 off the Peg Perego Siesta, our splurge high chair pick, and save 30% on our top smart wearable breast pump pick, the Willow Go, a powerful, higher capacity wearable. Save up to 51% on baby essentials with the best Prime Day baby deals we've found so far. Illustration: Forbes / Photo: Retailers We've focused on products tested and recommended by our parenting team, plus highly-rated items that come from reputable and trusted brands. Below, we've rounded up dozens of the best Amazon Prime Day baby deals, from stroller wagons to rotating car seats. Find more of our top Prime Day picks across all shopping categories in our 2025 Amazon Prime Day guide. Jeep Destination Side-By-Side Double Stroller: Now $240, Was $300 (20% Off) Joolz Aer+ Travel Stroller: Now $399, Was $499 (20% Off) Peg Perego Ypsi Stroller: Now $560, Was $700 (20% Off) Jeep Sport All-Terrain Stroller Wagon: Now $160, Was $250 (36% Off) Baby Trend Expedition 2-In-1 Stroller Wagon Plus: Now $220, Was $325 (32% Off) EvenFlo Pivot Modular Travel System With LiteMax Car Seat: Now $278, Was $370 (25% Off) Thule Spring Compact Stroller: Now $319, Was $400 (20% Off) Bob Gear Wayfinder Jogging Stroller: Now $544, Was $680 (20% Off) Baby Jogger Summit X3 3-Wheel Jogging Stroller: Now $425, Was $550 (23% Off) Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System: Now $253, Was $370 (32% Off) Lovely Care 12-Pack Muslin Burp Cloths: Now $10, Was $13 (23% Off) Frida Baby Ultimate Baby Kit: Now $67, Was $100 (34% Off) Nanit Travel Light Bundle (Pro Camera With Portable Flex Stand): Now $231, Was $330 (30% Off) Newton Baby Bassinet & Bedside Sleeper: Now $240, Was $300 (20% Off) Frida Baby 3-In-1 Humidifier: Now $31, Was $45 (30% Off) Lullaby Earth Gentle Start Breathable Baby Crib Mattress: Now $179, Was $199 (10% Off) G Keni Nursery Night Light: N0w $16, Was $23 (31% Off) Nanit Baby Night Light And Sound Machine: Now $70, Was $100 (30% Off) Luna 2.4GHz WiFi Baby Camera Monitor: Now $49, Was $65 (25% Off) Huggies Little Snugglers Newborn Diapers (84-Pack): Now $22, Was $30 (25% Off) Step2 Summer Showers Splash Tower Water Table: Now $65, Was $80 (19% Off) Best Choice Products Kids 3-In-1 Sand And Water Table Picnic Table: Now $110, Was $140 (21% Off) Learning Resources Growing Greenhouse Playset: Now $15, Was $26 (44% Off) Green Toys Stacking Cups: Now $10.50, Was $12 (13% Off) Manhattan Toy Stomper Velveteen Brontosaurus Dinosaur Stuffed Animal: Now $24, Was $31 (24% Off) Learning Resources Coding Critters: Now $31, Was $46 (32% Off With Coupon) Mega Bloks First Builders ABC Musical Train: Now $12, Was $24 (49% Off With Coupon) Melissa & Doug Ice Cream Take-Along Clip-On Infant Toy: Now $13, Was $20 (35% Off) Montessori Toys Wooden Sorter Cube: Now $18, Was $30 (40% Off) SpringFlower 3-In-1 Montessori Toys (13-Piece): Now $19, Was $30 (37% Off) NutriBullet Baby Complete Food-Making System: Now $52, Was $70 (26% Off) Peg Perego Siesta High Chair: Now $264, Was $330 (20% Off With Coupon) Dr. Brown's Folding Baby Bottle Drying Rack: Now $9, Was $18 (50% Off) Nutribullet Baby Turbo Food Steamer: Now $30, Was $40 (25% Off) Momcozy Portable Milk Warmer: Now $54, Was $110 (51% With Coupon) Medela Freestyle Hands-Free Breast Pump: Now $243, Was $350 (31% Off) Medela Quick Clean Micro-Steam Bags: Now $5, Was $14 (65% Off) Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump: Now $245, Was $350 (30% Off) Momcozy S12 Pro Wearable Breast Pump: Now $119, Was $160 (26% Off) NumNum Baby Spoons Set (2-Pack): Now $9, Was $15 (40% Off) Do Baby Items Go On Sale For Prime Day? Yes, several baby items are discounted for Prime Day, including big ticket items like strollers, high chairs and car seats. You'll also find deals on smaller nursery essentials such as burp cloths, night lights and baby toys. Do Diapers Go On Sale For Prime Day? Yes, you can find diapers on sale during Prime Day, with deals from brands like Pampers, Huggies and Amazon's own Mama Bear. However, these discounted prices currently only apply to select diaper sizes. How Long Can I Shop Prime Day Deals? Prime Day 2025 will run from July 8 to July 11, giving shoppers 96 hours to score discounts on home appliances, tech, clothing and more. This is the first time that Prime Day has been extended to four days, so you have extra time to browse this year's best deals.
Forbes
3 days ago
- Automotive
- Forbes
The Best Amazon Prime Day Baby Deals On Strollers, Car Seats And More
Whether you're in the market for a car seat for your growing toddler or are looking for toys to keep your little one entertained, there are already a number of Amazon Prime Day baby deals live as the retailer's big four-day summer sale gets ready to open. The best deals so far include 20% off our top travel stroller after extensive testing by multiple parents: the Joolz Aer+. You can also find 20% off the Peg Perego Siesta, our splurge high chair pick, and save 25% on our favorite smart wearable breast pump, the Willow Go, a powerful, higher capacity wearable. The best Prime Day baby deals include discounts on strollers, car seats, toys and more. Illustration: Forbes / Photos: Retailers We've focused on products tested and recommended by our parenting team, plus highly-rated items that come from reputable and trusted brands. Below, we've rounded up dozens of the best Amazon Prime Day baby deals, from stroller wagons to rotating car seats. Find more of our top Prime Day picks across all shopping categories in our 2025 Amazon Prime Day guide. Joolz Aer+ Travel Stroller: Now $399, Was $499 (20% Off) Jeep Sport All-Terrain Stroller Wagon: Now $160, Was $250 (36% Off) Keababies My Little Dreamy Pillow: Now $17, Was $25 (32% Off) Clek Foonf Convertible Car Seat: Now $492, Was $580 (15% Off) Chicco MyFit Zip Harness + Booster Car Seat: Now $224, Was $280, (20% Off With Coupon) Manhattan Toy Stomper Velveteen Brontosaurus Dinosaur Stuffed Animal: Now $24, Was $31 (24% Off) Peg Perego Siesta High Chair: Now $264, Was $330 (20% Off With Coupon) Willow Go Wearable Breast Pump: Now $263, Was $350 (25% Off) Medela Free-Style Hands Free Breast Pump: Now $244, Was $350 (30% Off)
The Independent
29-05-2025
- Business
- The Independent
Joolz Aer2 pram review: A sleek, compact pushchair, but how does it perform?
Assembly This pushchair comes fully assembled – all you need to do is take it out of the box and remove the label. It's as simple as that. In the box, you also get a foldaway raincover and a handy storage bag, which is great for travelling. Safety While you don't get the same sturdiness as a typical pushchair or pram, the aer2 still feels robust. The aer2 has larger wheels than previous designs; the front wheels are bigger, so they're now a similar size to the back wheels, adding stability. I also noticed an improvement in the footbrake. The aer+ and would sometimes stick, but I've not experienced this with the aer2. Instead, I found the brake responsive. The brake is also positioned a little higher, which is another big improvement – I no longer catch my feet on it when pushing the buggy. For balance, I'm fairly tall, so others may not have experienced this issue with the original, but it's a welcome change. The UPF50 sun hood offers fantastic coverage, which was a godsend when on holiday, and the ventilated mesh panel kept a good breeze travelling through. While it's not a safety feature per se, it does provide added reassurance. However, I would like to see a bumper bar included, given the price of this pushchair. You can buy the accessory separately (£44.95, but that feels like quite an ask when you've already shelled out more than £400 for the pushchair. Practicality The most practical element of this pushchair is the fold, and to be honest, it still impresses me every time I use it. Whether storing the buggy in the overhead cabin on a plane or putting it in the back of the car, you really can collapse it with one hand (wriggling baby in the other) in seconds by pressing down the two buttons on the handlebar. I didn't notice any huge advances from its predecessor, but the fold function did not require any improvements. A welcome development, however, is the larger shopping basket, which now holds up to 8kg, rather than 5kg. The aer2 handles superbly on pavements and flat surfaces, too (shopping centres and airports are a pure joy), and because it's so light, navigating curbs is a doddle. You wouldn't want to tackle particularly bumpy ground or gravel, but for a lightweight pushchair, it's surprisingly robust and a super smooth ride. The straps have also had a practical makeover – they were previously adjusted individually, but the aer2 boasts a new one-pull harness. Under the seat, there are two strap tabs – the left one operates the two straps around the waist, while the right one tightens the shoulder straps. To loosen them, you use the clip under the seat and pull on the straps. It took me a few attempts before I got the hang of it, but it's a lot less fiddly once you've mastered the process. It's also worth noting that the Joolz aer2 can be used as a full travel system, as its car seat is compatible with the use of clever adaptors. Design You don't often think about people complimenting you on such a rudimentary item as a pushchair, but the feedback I've received has been so positive. From the faux leather handlebar to the chrome chassis and plush fabrics, the aer2 is a head-turner. I opted for the forest green colour, which hides the inevitable toddler muck and looks great against the tan faux leather accents. Best of all, the fabrics are detachable and machine-washable. However, the only drawback is that the chrome chassis is a little lighter than before, which means that unavoidable scratches show up quite quickly. Comfort There is a noticeable upgrade in the fabrics with the aer2, which feels generously padded, while the leg rest is easy to adjust – you'll have to push it back before you fold the buggy – and stops dangling legs restricting your access to the shopping basket. I don't often recline the seat, because my little tester is far too curious, but it's easy to do – simply unzip around the back and unclip the right side, which will make the seat lie completely flat. It's not just about the baby's comfort, though; there have been a few minor tweaks with parents in mind, too. The handlebar now sits a little higher and is more curved, compared with previous designs. While this is only a minor change, taller parents (my partner and I are 6ft and 6ft 2in) noticed the difference when strolling. Sustainability Like all of Joolz's pushchairs, the aer2 has been designed with sustainability in mind, using eco-friendly fabrics made from recycled PET bottles. These products are designed to last a lifetime, and even offer a 10-year transferable warranty. Plus, for every Joolz on the street, a tree is planted in Asia, Africa, Europe or South America.
