Hi-I posted the other day (as an unregistered user) about wanting a Wizard. I am intrigued by the side-impact protection, and imagine that this will make this seat superior to anything else currently available. Everything I have read suggests that when used correctly the seats provide similar protection. Is my thinking correct?
I have 2 FPSE currently. My plan is to put one in our spare car and one in a minivan I am getting this week. I plan on using them for my 11 month old. I will keep her RF as long as I can-but know I will need to purchase a Britax seat to maximize the time she can be RF. I imagine she will outgrow the FP rf in 6-12 months due to height. I also have another child who will soon be 3. She is FF-and I am planning on the Wizard for her. My question is whether or not the steel frame of the FP seat is likely to provide adequate side-impact protection for my baby (ie comparable to the Wizard). If not I will feel that I am protecting one child better than the other. Yes-I realize the baby is probably better protected since she is RF) If that is the case I will purchase 2 Wizards. Any opinions? Sorry for such a long question!
Thanks so much for you time!
I have 2 FPSE currently. My plan is to put one in our spare car and one in a minivan I am getting this week. I plan on using them for my 11 month old. I will keep her RF as long as I can-but know I will need to purchase a Britax seat to maximize the time she can be RF. I imagine she will outgrow the FP rf in 6-12 months due to height. I also have another child who will soon be 3. She is FF-and I am planning on the Wizard for her. My question is whether or not the steel frame of the FP seat is likely to provide adequate side-impact protection for my baby (ie comparable to the Wizard). If not I will feel that I am protecting one child better than the other. Yes-I realize the baby is probably better protected since she is RF) If that is the case I will purchase 2 Wizards. Any opinions? Sorry for such a long question!
Thanks so much for you time!