The Cybex Sale At Nordstrom Will Save You Hundreds on Top-Selling Strollers and High Chairs

I've been using this stroller since my baby was a newborn (and is now seven-and-a-half months), and I absolutely adore it. I've used it with an infant carrier, the bassinet and now the regular seat. It rolls so smoothly whether I'm walking or jogging. And it's compatible with many other car seat brands, including Nuna, Maxi-Cosi, Britax, Graco, Chico and Peg Pegero. It's simple to fold up but is pretty heavy duty, so if you're newly postpartum, you may want someone to do the heavy lifting for you.

Lightweight and easy to store: two features every parent looks for in a travel stroller. This one reclines and has a one-pull harness so you can secure your kiddo quickly without fumbling around with a bunch of straps and buckles. It folds down into a compact size for easy storage and only weighs 13 pounds. It's also carry-on compliant for airplanes, too.

A high chair that converts for your growing child is a great parent-hack for saving space and money. They can easily eat their dinner in the high chair seat (which has an adjustable foot rest) and then, when they're big enough to stand with you in the kitchen while you cook, it can convert into a toddler tower so they can reach the counter with you. Bonus: It comes with nonslip silicone pads for the tower conversion and easy-to-follow instructions for swapping out the build.

This Cadillac of a stroller has the capability to fit your infant carrier, bassinet (the cot) and the regular stroller seat front and rear facing. It comes with the cot and the regular seat, as well as the adapters for the infant carrier. You'll also receive a safety bar, rain cover and cupholder for the ultimate package (and save $175). I'm obsessed with the luxurious seashell beige color, too.