Wow...I think they picked the wrong model for this seat!!!

[Mom to a few]

I don't know if this one's been shown here before. My sister just sent sent me this link (because she knows I'm crazy when it comes to things like this...). For babies 9 mos and up?!?!? Absolutely crazy:mad: .

http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Product.aspx/BruHome/BruTravel/BruTravelCarSeats/BruTravelCarSeatsForward/728276?ref=Search

[JaRylan]

With advertising like that how the heck are people supposed to know any better? Would the kid even make the 30lb US limit to use the booster seat?

[CandCfam]

:eek: :mad:
That's really terrible.
The age they give for that booster is 9 months +:(

[elle7715]

:eek: And they say it's for 9+ months! And for 20-80 lbs. Yeesh.

[ThreeBeans]

I think that's pretty common in Europe unfortunately :(

[LuvBug03]

yeah in europe its pretty common :(

[CRS]

It's not the wrong model (it is... but it isn't if you know what I mean lol) As in, its not a mistake. It's somewhat common in some parts of Europe.

[Mom to a few]

It's not the wrong model (it is... but it isn't if you know what I mean lol) As in, its not a mistake. It's somewhat common in some parts of Europe.

Yeah, I knew it was intentional on their part. I just personally think they could've chosen a child closer to the other end of the recommended weight range.

[CRS]

Yeah, I knew it was intentional on their part. I just personally think they could've chosen a child closer to the other end of the recommended weight range.

Don't worry, I TOTALLY agree with ya

[skaterbabscpst]

In Britain especially it's extremely common.

[InTheWoods]

I've nearly seen this here in the States of a British mom, a 2yo in a booster in the front seat with a totally empty back seat. (Granted, better than 9mo.)

More relaxed when it comes to safety I guess.