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We had the Mico for DD3 and I LOVED it...she was happy in it for 14mo, being long & skinny. I have no complaints. But, if we were to need another infant seat I'd definitely go with the Prezi! I love the non rethreading harness, the higher weight limit, the anti rebound bar on the base, the fabulous material...so plush.

As for strollers...we used our Mico with several!
Quinny Zapp Xtra...


Bugaboo Bee+


...and the Stokke Xplory.


We had a Buzz with DD2...it was nice. It wouldn't be my 1st choice for a stroller, however it's definitely an improvement over a Vigour!!!

Oh wow, 14 months in an infant seat is awesome!! I absolutely love the safety features with the Prezi as well as the simple adjustments (we have the Safety 1st Air Protect for my son)
The only thing that I dislike about the seat is the canopy , or lack there of. It looks so comfy, but since it is so new reviews a scarce and the one revivers has me second guessing myself as she said her infant was uncomfortable/hot in the seat since it is so snug.. Us living in Florida, it is naturally all year round.. Which is what has me weighing in the Mico.
How was the Mico as far as weight and carrying baby in the seat?

Lol you are stroller addict!! I asked the sales guy which strollers the Prezi was compatible with and he wasn't much help other than telling me their are adapters available.. I really like the Zapp, did you use a board with it? I've gone back and Roth with the Bee, I hink the over sized canop is what keeps bringing me back, but options wise, I'd prefer the Zapp.
What did you dislike about the Buzz? It is new to me, but it is the stroller that pops up every time I search compatable strollers (with the Prezi).
We tested the Stokke, I was not a fan..
Oh my Vigour, it served its purpose when we lived in downtown Chicago. I needed a seat that I could reverse baby as well as a stroller with big wheels to get us through the layers of snow.

She was long and skinny, so it took forever to hit the 22lb limit. If you are used to having bigger babies, it might be a gamble! The Mico is light [one of thee lightest on the market] so it was very easy to carry. I wish the handle was padded, but the curve is comfy & you can get a Padilily if you find it too hard. I've seen a Prezi in person, but haven't played with it much. It's a deep seat & seemed to have plenty of room, especially once you remove the infant wedge.

The Prezi is compatible with anything that takes a Mico! So that should help. You can't really use a board on the Zapp because of the chassis, the Lascal is the only one that would fit & it looks awful on the Quinny's.

The Buzz has a nice cushy seat and everything is adjustable...canopy height, footrest, handle bar etc. and the price is reasonable [especially since the car seat adapters are included]! The problem for me was the folding can be a pain, I struggled with ours. There is no front suspension so it's not great on anything that's not paved. The underbasket is shallow and didn't hold much. It's also heavy & on the wider side!

The Bee Plus is by far my most favorite stroller, if I had to get rid of everything but 1...that's what I would keep.

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My first was always in the 90+% for height but 60's for weight

Whatever we decide to go with we need to get a board..

Thank you for your help!!