Nuna leaf rocker review.
Hey guys!
We purchased the Nuna leaf for Ted.
Originally I hadn't planned on buying another baby seat because we had one from my daughter but when we were on the hunt for our double pram we came across the Nuna leaf. I was immediately attracted by the sleek design and the natural colours. Amongst browsing I was going to choose the cheaper joie baby swing but the lovely lady explained that the Nuna leaf holds up to 60kg (nearly 10 stone) and is completely ideal because Ava could also use it; matter in fact Ava hasn't stopped using it. The lady was definitely right!
You only have to move it once and it continues to sway for 2 minutes meaning that baby is normally asleep by the time it stops. You can also buy the 'wind' machine if you do need a constant sway. There is an easy velcro harness to hold baby in. You can also lock the seat into position to stop it from swaying. The toy bar is an additional cost although you often see them on a promotional offer when bought with the nuna.
Although the Nuna leaf cost us £225 I would say it was worth every penny, if we're working on cost per use I'm probably down to 50p a time, Ted loves it! It is heavy and not portable but that makes it feel sturdy and safe. You can however take it apart for storage.
The insert does come out making it easy to wash and underneath the insert is a mesh type fabric meaning its breathable and perfect for the hot summer days. The seat also reclines in a few different positions which has been fab for Ted's reflux. If your planning on having more than one baby this will last you most definitely. They also hold their value so if you ever wanted to sell it on you aren't going to loose a lot of money.
Overall I would recommend the Nuna leaf especially if you have a toddler as well as a newborn. After trying this out I'm excited to see what else Nuna have to offer. You can get the Nuna at most good baby shop or department shops. You can get it here.
We purchased the Nuna leaf for Ted.
Originally I hadn't planned on buying another baby seat because we had one from my daughter but when we were on the hunt for our double pram we came across the Nuna leaf. I was immediately attracted by the sleek design and the natural colours. Amongst browsing I was going to choose the cheaper joie baby swing but the lovely lady explained that the Nuna leaf holds up to 60kg (nearly 10 stone) and is completely ideal because Ava could also use it; matter in fact Ava hasn't stopped using it. The lady was definitely right!
You only have to move it once and it continues to sway for 2 minutes meaning that baby is normally asleep by the time it stops. You can also buy the 'wind' machine if you do need a constant sway. There is an easy velcro harness to hold baby in. You can also lock the seat into position to stop it from swaying. The toy bar is an additional cost although you often see them on a promotional offer when bought with the nuna.
Although the Nuna leaf cost us £225 I would say it was worth every penny, if we're working on cost per use I'm probably down to 50p a time, Ted loves it! It is heavy and not portable but that makes it feel sturdy and safe. You can however take it apart for storage.
The insert does come out making it easy to wash and underneath the insert is a mesh type fabric meaning its breathable and perfect for the hot summer days. The seat also reclines in a few different positions which has been fab for Ted's reflux. If your planning on having more than one baby this will last you most definitely. They also hold their value so if you ever wanted to sell it on you aren't going to loose a lot of money.
Overall I would recommend the Nuna leaf especially if you have a toddler as well as a newborn. After trying this out I'm excited to see what else Nuna have to offer. You can get the Nuna at most good baby shop or department shops. You can get it here.
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