Next Stage Car Seat
Riley is almost 13 months, not sure if he's classed as a 'baby' anymore so I've posted in here!
He's still in his rear facing car seat and is not too heavy for it yet (he's 20lb and the limit on the maxi-cosi cabriofix is 28lb), but it's a squeeze for his legs to fit in and he has to sit with them bent. Don't think it's particularly uncomfy for him although think it annoys him sometimes as he starts getting mad and kicking the seat! Do you think it's time I should buy the next stage now? I've been looking at the Britax eclipse as it should be ideal for my small 3-door car and its on offer at ??72 in halfords at the mo!
When did you all buy the next stage car seat? x
He's still in his rear facing car seat and is not too heavy for it yet (he's 20lb and the limit on the maxi-cosi cabriofix is 28lb), but it's a squeeze for his legs to fit in and he has to sit with them bent. Don't think it's particularly uncomfy for him although think it annoys him sometimes as he starts getting mad and kicking the seat! Do you think it's time I should buy the next stage now? I've been looking at the Britax eclipse as it should be ideal for my small 3-door car and its on offer at ??72 in halfords at the mo!
When did you all buy the next stage car seat? x
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We went from a maxi-cosi to a stage 1 rear facing britax multi tech. She is high up and has lots more leg room than the rear facing baby car seats. The other advantage to this seat is we can change it to forward facing if we want to put it in someone elses car. So if you want him to be rear facing at his age but want something he can grow into and also be forward facing then this one is definately worth looking into.
We have had no problems with our lo being rear facing, shes perfectly happy has she can look out the side windows and back windows as opposed to the front window.
Thanks. x