Freedom_Pixie
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The GN, really? I've heard it is pretty big, but then I see it in WM and it doesn't seem that big at all. Does it depend on what type of car a person has?
The reason why I am asking this is because I am going to be getting a new car (sometime in Spring/Summer) and I was planning on getting a GN for DS and putting LO#2 in the TF once he/she is born. The type of car I was planning on getting is a sedan type of car. Would the GN be too big for it? Should I consider another seat? Honestly I don't trust DS being in a booster (I just don't think he is ready, plus I want to keep him harnessed). The thing is I like the GN because it can be either a high back booster or a backless (so DH and I wouldn't have to buy another seat). Am I just over thinking this and that everything will work out fine?
TIA.
The reason why I am asking this is because I am going to be getting a new car (sometime in Spring/Summer) and I was planning on getting a GN for DS and putting LO#2 in the TF once he/she is born. The type of car I was planning on getting is a sedan type of car. Would the GN be too big for it? Should I consider another seat? Honestly I don't trust DS being in a booster (I just don't think he is ready, plus I want to keep him harnessed). The thing is I like the GN because it can be either a high back booster or a backless (so DH and I wouldn't have to buy another seat). Am I just over thinking this and that everything will work out fine?
TIA.
It's "big" as in it fits kids for a long time. Its armrests do make it difficult in 3 across situations. It's not the narrowest seat. However it's also not the widest. Your instinct is right-- your son is WAY too young to go in a booster.
