abbielynn84
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My husband just bought a Jeep. It's not our primary vehicle, but we'd like to be able to go places in it together as a family for fun outings and such. We have 3 kids and several seats that we can try, and I'm not opposed to buying another to make it work.
Kids are 6 (35lbs 44in) primarily in a booster, 5 (50lbs 45.5in) and has done great booster training and is pretty mature and safety conscious for his age, and 2 & 1/2 (35lbs 37.5in) rear facing.
Seats we have are
Graco Turbobooster
2 Britax Frontiers (the 85 models from 2012)
SK Radian XTSL
2 Britax Boulevards from 2010 (have whitish/gray shell and 65lb limits)
True Fit Premier
Will the XTSL fit rear facing in the middle seat? The seats are cloth, if that matters. The seat belt parts seem like they come out in a way that makes it very narrow. I know Jeep allows borrowing anchors, but 19 inches is too wide for the Radian to allow. Do either Britax or The First Years allow borrowing at that width?
Slightly related, is there a width difference in the regular turbo booster and the turbo booster with safety surround?
Thanks so much!!!
Kids are 6 (35lbs 44in) primarily in a booster, 5 (50lbs 45.5in) and has done great booster training and is pretty mature and safety conscious for his age, and 2 & 1/2 (35lbs 37.5in) rear facing.
Seats we have are
Graco Turbobooster
2 Britax Frontiers (the 85 models from 2012)
SK Radian XTSL
2 Britax Boulevards from 2010 (have whitish/gray shell and 65lb limits)
True Fit Premier
Will the XTSL fit rear facing in the middle seat? The seats are cloth, if that matters. The seat belt parts seem like they come out in a way that makes it very narrow. I know Jeep allows borrowing anchors, but 19 inches is too wide for the Radian to allow. Do either Britax or The First Years allow borrowing at that width?
Slightly related, is there a width difference in the regular turbo booster and the turbo booster with safety surround?
Thanks so much!!!
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