Doona car seat and stroller compatibility

The short answer

We don't have a maker-confirmed pair between Doona and another brand yet.

Pick your Doona product below for exactly what fits it, from the makers' own charts.

Doona infant car seats — which strollers take them

Your first Doona: getting started

Pick the part that fits where you are. Everything is in Doona's own words, with the link.

Before you buy

What you get, and which pieces go together.

Which base takes which seat?

Only a Doona fits the Doona LATCH base, and a Doona doesn't fit other brands' bases. Doona help article
The US Doona comes with a LATCH base. A European Doona was never tested on the US LATCH base, so Doona won't back that combination. Doona help article

Used or passed down

Check these before the first ride.

When does the car seat expire?

A Doona made on or after July 1, 2026 has a recommended service life of 7 years from its manufacturing date. The FAQ gives 6 years for older ones. Doona help article
The manufacturing date of a Doona base is on the sticker under the base. Doona help article

How do I hear about a recall?

Doona can only reach you about a recall if you fill in the registration form on its Warranty & Product Registration page. Doona help article

Care and warranty

Keeping it clean, and what the maker covers.

How do I clean it?

All Doona fabric can be machine washed on cold and delicate, except the harness, which doesn't come off. Doona help article

What does the warranty cover?

Doona car seat-strollers and Doona bases have a 2-year warranty. Doona help article
Doona accessories have a 1-year warranty. Doona help article

Step by step

Put the seat in the car

Doona+Doona X

Everyday use: car seats (harness, handle, base)

Doona+Doona X

Common Doona problems and the maker's answers

1. Think back: did you recently take off the cover or change the shoulder straps?
2. If so, the straps are often put back the wrong way. Check the harness did not end up on the outside of the bar.
3. Re-route the straps correctly and try clicking it in again.
4. Still stuck? Contact your local Doona distributor.
1. The brake is probably on.
2. Press the green release pedal next to the left rear wheel.
3. Always put the brake on when you put your child in or take them out.
1. This is on purpose: the handle only extends when it is turned to the rear-facing stroller position.
2. Press both white buttons on the sides of the handle at the same time and turn it to that position.
3. Then press the white button at the top of the handle and pull the handle toward you.
1. Press the white buttons on both sides of the handle at the same time.
2. Keep them pressed while you turn the handle to the position you want.
1. Pull the handle up in one quick motion, not slowly.
2. Pull both sides at the same time; this usually happens when one side lags.
3. If the small pins still don't line up with the holes, film it and send the video to your local Doona distributor.
1. On the Doona+ this is normal; the wheels are quick to come out.
2. To soften it, lift the seat only a little so the wheels open against the ground, not in mid-air.
3. The Doona X has a slower release built in.
1. One brake controls both rear wheels.
2. To lock, press the red pedal next to the right rear wheel.
3. To release, press the green pedal next to the left rear wheel.
1. The Doona X has a single pedal: step on it to lock, step on it again to release.
2. The older Doona+ uses two pedals, one to lock and one to release.