Lionelo Sia Flex
Pros / Cons
Pros
- The carrycot folds with the frame, so the main setup stays together when you put it away.
- The manufacturer gives separate weights for the two configurations: 7.6 kg with carrycot and 6.1 kg with seat.
Cons
- The carrycot stage ends at 9 kg or when the child can sit up independently; seat use starts at 6 months and ends at 4 years or 22 kg, whichever comes first.
- For sleep, Lionelo directs caregivers to use a proper crib; the attached carrycot does not replace one.
Product Facts
- From Age
- Carrycot for a child unable to sit up; stroller seat from 6 months.
- Weight
- 6.1 kg stroller-seat configuration, 7.6 kg carrycot configuration
- Max Weight
- 9 kg carrycot limit; for a child unable to sit up, maximum 9 kg. The manual also says it is unsuitable once the child can sit independently, roll over, and push up on hands and knees, 22 kg stroller-seat limit; 4 years or this weight, whichever comes first
- Stroller Type
- Travel-system stroller
- Setup Type
- 2-in-1
- Product page
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- Price/Buy
- Check price at Amazon
The Sia Flex bundle combines a carrycot and stroller seat, without an infant car seat. The carrycot folds with the frame, and Lionelo lists the setup at 7.6 kg; seat mode weighs 6.1 kg. Stop using the carrycot when the child can sit up independently or reaches 9 kg. The manual also says the carrycot is unsuitable for a child who can sit up independently, roll over and push up on their hands and knees. Move to the seat only from 6 months; its limit is 4 years or 22 kg, whichever comes first. That stage change matters if you are buying for a child nearing the carrycot limit. An attached carrycot does not replace a crib; Lionelo directs you to use a proper crib when the child needs sleep. Check the heavier setup for lifts and storage, and ask your airline about its current baggage rules before travelling. Compare other options in our stroller shortlist.