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When did this come out? What happened to the 32?
What's the point for most kids? I mean I LOVE my SS1, but I can't see using it if my kids could still in it at 30# or so, at least not how I use it now. Evan and Ilana made it to 23#, but we moved Ilana at 21# from it. Olivia is only 15.5# and it's already hard to carry.
Olivia is only 15.5# and it's already hard to carry.
What's the point for most kids? I mean I LOVE my SS1, but I can't see using it if my kids could still in it at 30# or so, at least not how I use it now. Evan and Ilana made it to 23#, but we moved Ilana at 21# from it. Olivia is only 15.5# and it's already hard to carry.
Guys, go hang out at a baby store or walmart for a few days. You only really have to see one giganto baby shoved into a regular snugride or embrace to realize the beauty of a larger infant seat for people who ARE NOT going to use convertibles rearfacing. Yes, they do go straight from a bucket to an FF convertible or combo seat, no matter how old they are. Babies in my area are very lucky to make it RF to a year at all.
Many people will just use a bucket for a year, whether the kid fits or not.
WOW! i've been out of the infant seat market for a couple years~DD will be 2 in a couple weeks~ and i just realized that my she would *just now* be outgrowing this seat!!
She's about 25 or 26 lbs, and just about 32 inches tall! She used a SnugRide (with the 29 lb limit) till about 6 months old, then into her MA. I can't even imagine her still being in a bucket seat at this age/size..! I guess i'd have to see pics of a toddler still in a bucket set to believe it! LOL!
Though I'm sure any toddler still able to fit in the seat, would be taken in and out of the carseat, and NOT be carried around in it anymore, I HOPE!
Though if I ever have more babies, at this point I think I would go for a keyfit.. at least thats what my opinion is today...
Hah!
I stuck poor Joey into a SR35 at BRU a few weeks ago.
At 37" (roughly, compared to 35" tire) tall, he was just at the TOP of the carseats shell and one pound over the new 35# limit.
When Jo was a baby I would have LOVED such a bigger infant seat. We had a SR20 or 22. Nice tall shell, but he hit the weight limit around 9 months of age.
I will honestly say that for this next child, it will use the infant bucket seat until it no longer properly fits or gets absolutely ridiculous looking haha (I'm sure by 20 pounds I will no longer carry it around either.)
I think this is the seat we will go with, too, because I am really happy to know that if I NEED a seat for back-up, I can pull it out of the closet and use it until it baby is nearly 3!
I am Graco loyal. This is why.
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