Oh, how naive we were at first! Before my daughter was born, we picked out the f
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travel system with the infant carrier carseat and put a base in each of our cars, foolishly believing that our daughter would ride in ...
Pros: UPDATED 1/30/07... Wide comfy seat, 5 point harness, 5 recline positions Cons: No strap covers, instruction manual is hidden,no car seat for dummies guide.
We recently purchased the EvenFlo Triumph 5 car seat for our daughter because like all babies they eventually grow up. My daughter seems to be getting pretty long, her tiny legs were starting to hang over the edge of her infant car seat and that ...
Pros: Inexpensive, easy to install Cons: Lack of durability leads to safety issues
Shortly after our oldest turned one it was time to purchase her a convertible car seat. I did some research and headed down to our local baby store where I was a given a song and dance about the $200 Britax car seat. The sales woman looked shocked as I ...
Pros: Easier harness adjustment, recline levels, weight limit, comfort. Cons: Big Big Big seat, Big Big Big price
I began researching convertible car seats when baby turned five months because of how fast she was growing. The current seat was fine, the traditional infant carrier in the base, but only went up to 29 inches and 22 pounds. I researched quite...
Pros: Padding, 5-point harness, rounded base, 5-position recline, 3-position harness, EASY to use Cons: Very heavy, flap on back has weak velcro, low back
UPDATE 12/31/06 This seat has been sitting in a closet for about 1 year now because my son outgrew it rear-facing by height at around 15 months. For me, that's a huge downside now that I've learned the benefits of extended rear-facing. The American ...
Pros: Safe, compact, comfortable, well designed. Cons: A bit pricier than lesser models.
Situation: My daughter is now 7 months old as of 7/2/03. She has just about outgrown her infant carseat and doesn't enjoy the low height of it anymore either. She enjoys looking out the windows. Previously I had bought the vangard 5 comfort touch carseat ...
Pros: Extremely convenient to use and comfortable for baby. A joy to use! Cons: Could be a little taller, no biggie. Easier to find instructions for the complainers.
I have been through many car seats since I had my first baby in 1980. Lately so many things have changed on car seats and there are so many choices now so when I had to buy a new seat for my 8th baby I did a lot of research. After shopping many ...
Pros: side harness adjustment Cons: heavy and no cup holder
If not for the reviews on here , I'd probably still be searching for the instructions. (Thanks everyone) By the way....they are in a pouch behind the seat cover between the cover and the back of the seat - near where the baby's lower back would be. I ...
Pros: Comfy, safest type of harness, easily adjustable harness, reclines Cons: Heavy
As with all other products purchased for my baby I did exhaustive research on car seats. The one that seemed to be the safest & have the best recommendations was the Britax Roundabout, which is pretty much what I had in mind to buy when I headed to the...
Pros: Best value in a convertible seat to 40 lbs! Cons: Tall children will outgrow it pretty quickly.
We are retiring our Evenflo Triumph tonight after just 2 years. Our daughter is still under the weight limit of 40 lbs, but the tops of her ears are now even with the top of the seat. Though I am sad about having to make the switch I do want to let ...
Pros: safe, comfortable, easy to install and use Cons: Seat is outgrown too quickly.
We bought the Evenflo Triumph 5 Comfort Touch in Aztec print at Target when my daughter, Ruthie, was 2mo old. It is a convertible carseat, meaning it works both rear and forward facing. It is rearfacing for 5-30lbs (or until the head is less than 1" ...
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