The 15 Top Baby Deals from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale (Including 8 Our Editors Swear By)

The best for your baby, but on a budget

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Get excited, parents. The 2025 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale’s baby deals are here and they’re full of essentials. We’re talkin’ editor-approved baby must-haves like the Nuna Rava Convertible Car Seat (originally $680, on sale for $510) and the Uppababy Vista 3 Stroller (was $1,200, now $900). The annual sale begins on July 8 at 12:01 am ET for Icons and runs through August 3. Not an Icon member? Here’s when you can start shopping the sale, whether you’re a Nordy member or not:

  • Icons: Shop from July 8 through July 11
  • Ambassadors: Shop from July 9 through July 11
  • Influencers: Shop from July 10 through July 11
  • Everyone (including non-members): Shop from July 12 through August 3

Our advice? Buy whatever your heart desires, because if you end up not needing or wanting what you purchased, Nordstrom’s return policy is pretty simple. The department store accepts returns on a case-by-case basis, so if you have an account with them to show your purchase (or a physical receipt) and your item isn’t damaged, you’ll likely get a refund or be able to exchange in person. The brand doesn’t send return labels with online orders, so if you’re returning via mail, you’ll be able to start your return online and get a QR code or printable return label to make your return at your local USPS or FedEx.

Psst: While you’re filling your cart, don’t forget to check out the sale’s other best deals, from fashion editor–approved picks to tried-and-true top-selling items.

Rachel Bowie, Senior Director of Special Projects for PureWow, is a longtime user of UppaBaby strollers, but the V3 is in a league of its own, she says. “I tested it with my newborn (who is now eight months) and it continues to be one of the best strollers I’ve ever tried.” Complete with a bassinet and toddler seat, this stroller has all the bells and whistles you need to get you from infancy to toddlerhood. It features ample storage and folds up in just one simple click for when you’re lugging baby on your hip and chasing your 2-year-old. The wheels also absorb shock to avoid any harsh bumps on rockier roads. But for Bowie, it’s the thoughtful details that make it sing: The added sun protection, the mesh peek-a-boo spot, the easy set up. Baby will love it, but more importantly, so will the parents.

This high chair is popular for its Scandi-chic aesthetic, and is a worthwhile investment that will grow with your kid. Made from easy-to-clean European beech wood, the ergonomic seat and footrest are height-adjustable, and when your baby isn’t a baby anymore, you can ditch the five-point harness and tray to convert it into a sleek wooden chair that holds up to 242 pounds. The tray and cushions are usually separate purchases, so this set is a steal. (Did we mention Sweden-born editor executive editor, Alexia Dellner, loves it too?)

The mesh siding allows for breathability and constant airflow to keep your babe safe while she sleeps soundly (or, OK, as she screams at the top of her lungs). But it’s the foldable and portable design that makes this particular option great for travel or anytime you want to rotate your baby’s sleeping location. (After all, it’s sturdy enough to hold them from birth up to 20 pounds.) A mattress comes included.

Fans of the Nuna brand—our editors included—will love this lightweight, self-folding travel stroller for running errands and taking baby on the road. How come? In a word, convenience. To operate this stroller, all you need is one hand (i.e. the one not holding the baby.) It opens and closes at the touch of a button on the push bar, then self-folds to be super compact. (A dream for parents looking to store it in the overhead storage bin.) Baby will travel in comfort and style, thanks to the multi-position recline and UPF 50+ canopy.

Ready to upgrade your kid’s regular stroller to something they’ll actually stay put in? The Liki Trike will keep them busy and having fun wherever you’re headed. It’s made for kids from ten months up to three years, and it turns from pushable stroller to full-on tricycle when you need your little one occupied. Our editor, Rachel Bowie, is a fan, saying in her review, “I built this tricycle in less than 10 minutes. Breaking it down to store is just as easy. Press a single button and it collapses, something that makes it ideal for city dwellers or those with limited space.”

As we mentioned before, our editors swear by Nuna. This car seat is designed to offer the utmost safety for your kid while looking as cute and minimalistic as a car seat can. The padded seat will keep your baby supported and cozy during car rides, and it has the ability to grow with your child through toddlerhood, so you don’t have to replace it every time you bat an eye.

This stroller is lightweight and easily foldable for traveling, and the size is carry-on compliant with most airlines. The innovative, upwards-facing design of the handlebars is surprisingly helpful for maneuvering sharp turns and the sun canopy offers UPF 50+ protection. It’s made for children from six months up to 55 pounds, which means you can keep it rotation for quite a while.

Parents-to-be, prepare yourselves: You’re going to accumulate a shocking amount of laundry. But the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is one of the best times to stock up. Rompers, like this one from Pehr, a baby brand known for its quality and commitment to sustainability, are ideal for both sleep and play. Rachel Bowie, Senior Director of Special Projects at PureWow, is a huge fan of the brand—not just for its adorable patterns (like this aquatic style), but for how well the pieces hold up. “I’ve stained even the lighter-colored styles with everything from prunes to carrots and every single time it comes clean in the wash and still looks good as new.”

This little carry-on is the ideal travel accessory for your child. It has space for toys and games, plus it transforms into a leg rest to keep them comfortable during a layover or even on the plane. I love the fact that they can ride it around the airport too, keeping them busy when your flight gets delayed. Rachel Bowie, Senior Director of Special Projects, has rolled it with her on multiple flights. “Giving parents the chance to make long lines at security a bit more bearable with a carry-on that doubles as a ride-on experience deserves all the praise,” she says.

This sweet carrier won’t just look adorable with your baby in, it’s also great for keeping them safe and protected when a stroller just isn’t in the cards. “My husband and I added this to our baby registry for our hikes around Colorado, since it’s machine washable, has UPF 50+ sun protection and side windows, and is comfortable to wear on your back,” says former Commerce Editor and new mom Olivia Dubyak.

PureWow’s executive editor, Alexia Dellner, touts this particular bouncer as an absolute must-have. It’s lightweight, portable and easy to clean (the machine-washable cover has been a lifesaver after multiple poopsplosions). Plus, its ergonomic design supports baby’s head, neck and back. Typically, the toy bar costs extra, but given it’s included here, it’s a steal.

This wrap may look complex, but we can assure you it’s not. Designed to hold babies up to 25 pounds, it can be knotted and tucked around you from the moment your little one arrives and lasts some parents up to nine months. It’s also silky smooth and soft (the fabric is custom made from the pulp of Austrian beechwood trees), exactly what you’ll want to reach for to keep your baby cozy and close.

There’s nary a baby-related meeting at PureWow where the Nanit—and our editorial team’s love of it—doesn’t come up. The Wifi-enabled monitor deserves all the accolades it gets thanks to its high-quality video and sound, ability to get a sense of the room at a glance (stats include the temperature, humidity level and more), but most importantly the real time sleep data it logs. The best part, according to PureWow’s executive editor, Alexia Dellner, who has used the monitor with all three of her kids? The ability to share access with a nanny or caregiver via the Nanit app—and keep a close eye on baby even when you’re away from home.

Those middle-of-the-night bottles are best served warm. That’s where this workhorse of a product comes in, ready to warm everything from breast milk to food, thanks to its five separate modes. There’s water bath, defrost, baby food warmer, fast warming and sterilization, plus a handy guide to decode the best use case for each. The time and temp are adjustable, regardless of the preset you chose, and it comes with a overheating safety feature so you never have to worry about hot spots. In fact, our editors have long been fans of the brand.

You need to dress ‘em, feed ‘em, transport ‘em and carry ‘em. But you also need to play with ‘em and—good news—that’s the fun part. This activity center was developed in collaboration with experts in Montessori education and offers more than 25 different activities for your baby to enjoy. As for the three-stage design? That means it will carry your little one from sitting and bouncing to cruising for new walkers before finally converting to a toddler play table with a hidden storage bin.


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Commerce Editor

  • Covers commerce content, including personal and collaborative reviews and product roundups across beauty, home, fashion and family verticals
  • More than 5 years of professional experience in journalism
  • Studied journalism at Duquesne University

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Senior Director, Special Projects and Royals

  • Writes and produces family, fashion, wellness, relationships, money and royals content
  • Podcast co-host and published author with a book about the British Royal Family
  • Studied sociology at Wheaton College and received a masters degree in journalism from Emerson College