Our New Pushchair - Ickle Bubba Moon Zira 3 in 1 Travel System Unboxing & Review 

No problem! Happy to help 😊I looked for exactly the same thing before buying and couldn't find it anywhere which is one of the reasons I made this video.

Thanks for coming along for the ride, what a journey it's been ☺️

Do u find the carry cot unsteady when using it ? Are u ment to clip new born in in the carry cot as all the other ones I had they had a mattress in the carry cot no clips

Happy to help! Took me awhile to figure out too 😆😊

Thank you, happy to be back 😁

Thanks so much! And the video of her birth is up now 😀

Thanks Annette, hope you're doing well 😊

Congratulations! It's not extendable (something I was worried about before buying too) but it hasn't been an issue so far. My husband is 6ft tall and has had no problems with the height. Also had a family member (6ft3) use it with no issues.

Thanks! There's lots I would (and wouldn't) recommend. Right now our boppy & travel changing bag get the most use and have been game changing 🙌🏾

I bought a separate mattress originally but found the newborn insert to be much more secure when she was a newborn-6 months (linked both in the description)

I haven't travelled with it yet but in videos I've seen people walking up to the gate with their prams then it can be checked for free at boarding? I'm guessing it depends on the airline so worth checking on the airline site first.

Hi did you end up finding a mattress for this?

Thank you!! ☺️

yeah it’s very easy

The car seat has been great so far, in the few times we've used it. Easy to strap in with seat belts.

​@abiabroad it attaches with seat belt only right ? U need a base separately to attach it otherwise

I think how to remove them is in the instructions. I put a mattress in mine so didn't need to remove mine.

@@abiabroad Hi, which mattress did you purchase for this?

@@nash6042 I started with a mattress from Amazon then moved to the newborn cocoon which fit a lot better. Have put them both in the description box.

The manual says that no second mattress should be used as this can affect the circulation of air in the carrycot. Also, I can't remove the straps, it's just impossible so I don't know if I should keep the pram or not. :/

This was the mattress I got amzn.to/3HyjbgY it wasn't a perfect fit so was a little bit smaller than the inside of the pram. After awhile I got the Ickle bubba newborn cocoon amzn.to/3FNwMj9 which worked perfectly because I could set her down on the grass in it at the park (in the summer) and she didn't roll around in it.

I don't see why you couldn't use it without the bumper. The only thing I could think of is that the foot muff/cover would have nothing to support it at the top. You could always buy the bumper later if you realise you need it, it's about £20 on the Ickle Bubba site.

@@abiabroad Thank you so much for reply.

Hi, I don't remember having any issues with getting them on, I just followed the manual and put all the locking caps on and it was secure. What part are you having issues with?

@@abiabroad I’ve put the wheels on the axel and the first nut with the cap(the two white peices)and then hub. The wheel still easily slides off the axel? I think I am having trouble with the two white pieces I’ve tried both ways pushing it in just won’t budge

It doesn't but I bought one from amazon for around £10 and then later got the newborn cocoon from Ickle Bubba which felt more secure for baby.

Thanks so much for replying

Sadly you can't. You have to take off the pram part to fold down the chassis. Thankfully it's pretty fast and easy to do.

I did it a couple of weeks ago alone for the first time and the fold up is really easy. I just kept her in the car seat (detached from the chassis) and had the chassis already folded. So all I had to do was put the chassis in the boot of the taxi and the car seat in the car. Honestly the most time consuming part is strapping in the car seat securely, still trying to master that and get faster at it!

Did you find out how to do it? I’m really struggling with mine

Sadly handles are not adjustable but we haven't had any issues and husband is 6ft.

I've put the links in the description 😊

Really? Would love to know why didn't like it and it might help others too. I was personally looking for something lighter that would fit on public transport as I don't drive. The more expensive ones seemed a lot bigger and clunky for what we needed.