dragynflies
New member
Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can help explain this like I'm five, because I'm feeling like a fool. My son is 23 months and tall (at his 18 month check up he was 36 inches, and he went up a pants size since then. He has short legs and a long torso.) He is slender for his height though, and I don't believe he's cracked 30 lbs yet. Anyway, he rear faces in a Peg Perego, but his head is nearing the top. Now, I realize the headrest can move up, but that puts the straps above his shoulders....I thought that rearfacing kids needed the straps to come in at or below the top of their shoulders. The seat advertises rear facing until 45 lbs or when the top of the child's head is one inch below the top of the headrest.
So, what's the answer? Can he rear face longer, and if so, how do I arrange the straps? I bought this seat because it was supposed to allow him to ride rear facing longer, and now we are looking at flipping him at 2 because of the strap placement.
I'm hoping someone can help explain this like I'm five, because I'm feeling like a fool. My son is 23 months and tall (at his 18 month check up he was 36 inches, and he went up a pants size since then. He has short legs and a long torso.) He is slender for his height though, and I don't believe he's cracked 30 lbs yet. Anyway, he rear faces in a Peg Perego, but his head is nearing the top. Now, I realize the headrest can move up, but that puts the straps above his shoulders....I thought that rearfacing kids needed the straps to come in at or below the top of their shoulders. The seat advertises rear facing until 45 lbs or when the top of the child's head is one inch below the top of the headrest.
So, what's the answer? Can he rear face longer, and if so, how do I arrange the straps? I bought this seat because it was supposed to allow him to ride rear facing longer, and now we are looking at flipping him at 2 because of the strap placement.