The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale has finally arrived, and as far as deals go, our editors always keep an eye out for whenever Doona is on sale—especially when it comes to the Doona Liki S3 Trike ($280; $210). This popular stroller converts into a tricycle, and it's garnered such a fan following that I'm convinced it's going to sell out quickly. So, if you aren't a Nordy Club member already to access the sale, now's the time to join.

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In case you don't know, the official sale kicks off for everybody on July 12, but you can start shopping earlier, depending on your membership tier level. Here's how that breaks down:

• 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

Not only is the Doona Liki S3 Trike celebrity-approved, it's also loved by our editors, who first reviewed it in 2020. At the time, Rachel Bowie, PureWow's senior director of special projects and royals, wrote, "This convertible piece is designed for use from 10 months to three years old. You start off with 'parent mode' (10 to 18 months) or 'push mode' (10 to 24 months), which allows you to lock the pedals and steer, as you would a stroller, with your child still feeling like they’re the one in control."

She added: "Next comes 'tricycle mode.' This was my son’s first tricycle experience. Yes, he’s two (aka ready for 'tricycle mode'), but I was a touch nervous, so we eased into things. He loved it the minute he sat down, even though he wasn’t the one in control…yet. Speaking of control, from the parent perspective, that’s the number one perk; The steering system gives it the feel of a traditional (easy-to-push) stroller."

Five years later, Bowie still can't stop talking about it, raving, "I'd say that the best thing about is it truly the lifespan and flexibility —the fact that it can go from a stroller with mom or dad pushing to a tricycle-style experience where the child is totally independent makes it a great investment. I also like that even though a parent is pushing, there is still some autonomy for the kid (i.e., they're at the 'wheel'). During my test, I was also impressed by how smooth the ride was in every format. And it comes with a sun cover and storage, too."

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