Updated October 18, 2026 · NurseryCue Editorial Team

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz

Ickle Bubba scores 8.9 and Snuz 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Ickle Bubba

Ickle Bubba

8.9/10
Snuz

Snuz

Higher score in this comparison

9.0/10

What sets them apart

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
CompareIckle BubbaIckle BubbaReviewVisitVisitSnuzSnuzReviewVisitVisit
Price from£99£84.95Lower
Mattress includedNoYesHas it
Mattress size140 x 70cm80 x 44 x 3 cm
Warranty2 to 4 yearsHigher1 year
MarketsGB, GG, IM, JEGB, US
Maximum age48 monthsNot confirmed
Maximum child weight (kg)Not confirmed9

Same on both: Smart features (No), Rental option (No).

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Key differences

  • Snuz scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.9.
  • Price from is lower at Snuz: £84.95 vs £99.
  • Mattress included: only Snuz.
  • Warranty is higher at Ickle Bubba: 2 to 4 years vs 1 year.
  • Support channels: only Ickle Bubba offers Community.
  • Ickle Bubba is available in 3 more countries.
  • Products: only Ickle Bubba offers Crib, Bassinet.
  • Markets: only Ickle Bubba offers GG, IM, JE.
  • Markets: only Snuz offers US.

Our verdict on each

Ickle Bubba

Ickle Bubba suits parents who want the pushchair, the car seat and the sleep furniture from a single British brand, and who put a light frame above a premium badge. The lightest stroller weighs 4.9 kg and places 2 of 42 brands on weight.

Read the full Ickle Bubba review

Snuz

Snuz suits parents who want a bedside crib or a cot bed that turns into a toddler bed, and who would rather buy than rent. Prices start at £84.95, the warranty lasts 1 year, and support runs on email, chat and help centre in GB and US.

Read the full Snuz review

Score breakdown

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
AreaIckle BubbaSnuz
Cost9.0Entry price sits at £99 against a top of £1,099, and ranks 10 of 43 brands on entry.9.2HigherPrice from £84.95 against a rank of 29 of 59 brands, with no rental option to soften the outlay.
Offer9.2HigherA one hand fold, a cabin size fold, a warranty of 2 to 4 years, and capacity to 22 kg.8.9A mattress is included, sleep standards are en 1130 and en 716, and a cot bed converts to a toddler bed for the next stage.
Trust8.2Founded 2013 in GB and run by Ickle Bubba Limited, with 14 days to return a purchase, and support on email, chat and help centre.9.0HigherWarranty of 1 year on the bedside crib, support on email, chat and help centre, and a seller registered in GB since 2013.

Pick Ickle Bubba if, pick Snuz if

Pick Ickle Bubba if offer and warranty matter most.

Pick Snuz if trust, price from, and mattress included matter most.

Positions in our rankings

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
RankingIckle BubbaSnuz
Cribs, bassinets and smart sleepers5 of 474 of 47

How the counts compare

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
FactIckle BubbaSnuz
Price from£99£84.95
Warranty2 to 4 years1 year

Also worth a look

Mamazing has warranty at 5 years, against 2 to 4 years for Ickle Bubba and 1 year for Snuz.

Mamazing review

What we checked

Ickle Bubba

  • icklebubba.com: 14 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Snuz

  • snuz.co.uk: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
FactIckle BubbaSnuz
ProductsCrib, Cot, Bassinet, Bedside crib, MattressCovers moreBedside crib, Cot, Mattress
Sleep safety standardNot confirmedEn 1130, En 716
Converts toToddler bedToddler bed
Legal entityIckle Bubba LimitedGREEN SHEEP GROUP LTD
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom
Founded20132013
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centre, CommunityCovers moreEmail, Chat, Help centre

Car seats

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
FactIckle BubbaSnuz
Seat typesInfant, Convertible, All in one, BoosterNot confirmed
Reference modelsAries Auto-Fold Stroller, Pisces Ultra-Compact Stroller, Venus Jogger Pro, Venus Prime Double StrollerNot confirmed
StandardsR129, R44Not confirmed
Child height range40-150cmNot confirmed
Rear-facing limit105cmNot confirmed
ISOFIX or LATCHYesNot confirmed
Rotating seatYesNot confirmed
Load leg or rebound barYesNot confirmed
Seat weight (kg)6Not confirmed
RecallsSolar Group 1 2 3 Isofix Car Seat 01/02/2024 23/02/2024Not confirmed

Baby carriers

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
FactIckle BubbaSnuz
Carrier typesSoft structuredNot confirmed
Weight rangeup to 15 kgNot confirmed
Newborn without insertNoNot confirmed
Carrying positions3Not confirmed
Waist fit57-173 cmNot confirmed
Money-back period14 daysNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
FactIckle BubbaSnuzMedian
Price from£99below the median£84.95lowest quarter£104.90
Maximum age48 monthsabove the medianNot confirmed24 months
Maximum child weight (kg)Not confirmed9below the median11.3
Warranty2 to 4 yearshighest quarter1 yearbelow the median2

Median across 40 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Ickle Bubba

Pros

  • The lightest stroller in the comparison weighs 4.9 kg and places 2 of 42 brands, with a one hand fold and a cabin size fold on the same collection.
  • A warranty of 2 to 4 years across the stroller range, plus 14 days to return a purchase after delivery.
  • Stroller types listed are full size, compact and travel, and the jogging and pram options do not appear in the Kids2Shop range of full size, compact and travel.

Cons

  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre only, so there is no phone line for a problem that cannot wait for an email.
  • Mattress included is a no for the Coleby Classic bed, so the 140 x 70cm mattress is a separate cost on top of a frame that converts to a toddler bed.
  • A product safety notice covers the Solar Group Isofix car seat, listed as Solar Group 1 2 3 Isofix Car Seat 01/02/2024 23/02/2024, so owners of that seat should read it before fitting.

Snuz

Pros

  • A mattress is included with the bedside crib, and the included mattress measures 80 x 44 x 3 cm, so a parent does not have to source a sleep surface first.
  • The cot bed converts to a toddler bed, so the frame stays useful past the cot stage instead of being replaced.
  • Sells in GB and US, so a UK shopper and a US shopper can buy from the same range.

Cons

  • There is no rental option, so the money goes on a purchase rather than a hire, and Wookids Rental is the named rental route for parents who would rather not own the frame.
  • Smart features are a no, so nothing in the crib monitors or connects, while Happiest Baby lists bassinet and smart sleeper for shoppers who want a smart sleeper.
  • Child weight max of 9 kg sits below the 14.97 kg upper quartile for the category, so the bedside crib suits the earliest months.

Who each suits

Ickle Bubba

Who it suits

  • Parents assembling a full set in one place, since crib, cot and bassinet and infant, convertible and all in one sit in the same catalogue.
  • Travellers who want a one hand fold, a cabin size fold and a 4.9 kg frame, where the Kids2Shop range of full size, compact and travel stops at full size, compact, travel and travel system options.
  • Shoppers in the United Kingdom, GG and IM who want 14 days to return a purchase without visiting a store.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Parents set on a wrap, ring sling or hip seat carrier, because the only carrier type listed is soft structured and a carrier specialist is a better stop for that choice.
  • Families who want a double specialist, since Harppa Baby's double is built around double models, while Ickle Bubba spreads across full size, compact and travel.
  • Parents hoping for connected sleep monitoring, since smart features are a no on the bed and a monitor brand is the better route.

Snuz

Who it suits

  • Parents who want the baby sleeping in the same room, close enough to lift without waking and within a child weight max of 9 kg.
  • Shoppers in GB and US who want a single range to cover bedside crib, cot and mattress without shopping across several brands.
  • Families keeping the same frame for a second stage, since the cot bed converts to a toddler bed.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Parents set on hiring rather than buying: there is no rental option at Snuz, and Wookids Rental lists cot, bedside crib and mattress for that route.
  • Households after connected monitoring: smart features are a no here, while Happiest Baby lists bassinet and smart sleeper including a smart sleeper.
  • Buyers set on a standalone bassinet rather than a bedside crib: Evenflo Company lists bassinet, and Snuz covers bedside crib, cot and mattress.

Country by country

Ickle Bubba vs Snuz
CountryIckle BubbaSnuz
GuernseyYesNo
Isle of ManYesNo
JerseyYesNo
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

Ickle Bubba

How much do Ickle Bubba strollers cost?+

Stroller prices run from £99 to £1,099 across the collection. Both are product prices paid at purchase rather than a plan that renews, so the entry figure is the whole outlay for a smaller frame. Since both numbers are charged at checkout, they compare more directly with rival brands than a monthly fee would.

How small do the strollers fold, and do any suit cabin luggage rules?+

A one hand fold and a cabin size fold are both confirmed on the stroller collection, and the folded size for the compact model is 45 x 25 x 56 cm. The lightest frame weighs 4.9 kg, well under the 7.34 kg median for the category, so the small end of the range suits airports, stations and small flats.

Snuz

How much does a Snuz crib or cot cost?+

Snuz lists prices from £84.95, which is the entry bedside crib rather than the full cot range. The cot beds and larger sleep products sit at or above that figure, so a budget built around the bedside crib holds, while a budget for a full cot needs headroom. Snuz ranks 29 of 59 brands on price from.

Is a mattress included with a Snuz crib?+

A mattress is included with the bedside crib, and the included mattress measures 80 x 44 x 3 cm. That is the size the frame is built around, so a parent does not have to work out compatibility or order a separate sleep surface before the first night. Snuz lists a mattress among bedside crib, cot and mattress for anyone replacing one later.

Ickle Bubba

Snuz