We're currently looking at options to set things up for when the our baby arrives, and it appears we have two options.

1. Get a baby capsule that can connect to a pram (it appears there are a couple available).

2. Get a reversible car seat so that we can use the car seat for longer, and get a pram with a bassinette carrier for when bub is small.

There's also a vague thought that we use a baby carrier for the early days instead of a pram, but figure there are times when we'll be out and not wanting to be wearing a baby, but also not wanting to put them on the floor or anything like that (eg, at church).

DH is preferring option 1, I'm preferring option 2.

Are baby capsules really that easy to get out of the car without waking the baby? We were looking at one yesterday and couldn't even find how to detach the capsule from the base, which is a bit scary.

Is it awkward to be removing a baby from a rear-facing child seat?

So far it appears that most people we know have used the reversible car seat option rather than the baby capsule. It would be great to hear people's reasons for going the way they did to help us make up our mind.

BW