christineka
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I have planned for ds1 to move to a booster and dd4 to have his radian sometime later when I feel like switching things around.
There are a few problems. I hate having the radian rfing in the middle-most seat. It falls down. I've tried latch, seatbelt, and seatbelt with the locking clip. It's the 5 yo's seat and she does kick against the back of the car's seat, so perhaps with a smaller one it wouldn't fall back? I hate it! I'd turn dd3 ffing if ds2 wouldn't kick her in the face.
If I put ds1 there, then he'd have to crawl underneath either one of the tethered rfing radians. He'd also be in a position to see the driving area of the van. He used to be there and he leaned forward all the time so that he could learn to drive.
I could stick dd3 into the bodyguard, putting it in its slimmest position, then put dd1 in a backless in the middle. Ds1 isn't skinny enough and neither are either of the older girls. I may be able to stick the two eldest next to each other in backless harmony seats and ds on the side in the bodyguard or vivo.
Or, I could put dd4 in the middle-most seat in the avenue and ds on the side in his vivo.
Just as a recap of what I've got now:
middle row: dd4 in keyfit, dd3 in rfing radian, ds2 in rfing radian (tends to get violent towards others while in the van)
third row: dd1 bodyguard, ds1 ffing radian, dd2 vivo
The kids' stats: dd1 age 10, 18 inch torso, 60 pounds
dd2 age 8.5, 18 inch torso, 63 pounds
ds1 age 7, 17 inch torso, 50 pounds
dd3 age 5, 14 inch torso, 31 pounds
ds2 age 3, 13 inch torso (roughly), 30 pounds
dd4 age 9mo, around 17 pounds
I want to keep all of the radians since they come in handy when you have a lot of kids. I promised dh I wouldn't buy any new seats, though I planned to sell or trade the keyfit when finished with it.
I have had rfing kids in the third row and it was a pain I'd rather not try again if I can get around it.
Brainstorm ideas for me on how to make this work.
There are a few problems. I hate having the radian rfing in the middle-most seat. It falls down. I've tried latch, seatbelt, and seatbelt with the locking clip. It's the 5 yo's seat and she does kick against the back of the car's seat, so perhaps with a smaller one it wouldn't fall back? I hate it! I'd turn dd3 ffing if ds2 wouldn't kick her in the face.
If I put ds1 there, then he'd have to crawl underneath either one of the tethered rfing radians. He'd also be in a position to see the driving area of the van. He used to be there and he leaned forward all the time so that he could learn to drive.
I could stick dd3 into the bodyguard, putting it in its slimmest position, then put dd1 in a backless in the middle. Ds1 isn't skinny enough and neither are either of the older girls. I may be able to stick the two eldest next to each other in backless harmony seats and ds on the side in the bodyguard or vivo.
Or, I could put dd4 in the middle-most seat in the avenue and ds on the side in his vivo.
Just as a recap of what I've got now:
middle row: dd4 in keyfit, dd3 in rfing radian, ds2 in rfing radian (tends to get violent towards others while in the van)
third row: dd1 bodyguard, ds1 ffing radian, dd2 vivo
The kids' stats: dd1 age 10, 18 inch torso, 60 pounds
dd2 age 8.5, 18 inch torso, 63 pounds
ds1 age 7, 17 inch torso, 50 pounds
dd3 age 5, 14 inch torso, 31 pounds
ds2 age 3, 13 inch torso (roughly), 30 pounds
dd4 age 9mo, around 17 pounds
I want to keep all of the radians since they come in handy when you have a lot of kids. I promised dh I wouldn't buy any new seats, though I planned to sell or trade the keyfit when finished with it.
I have had rfing kids in the third row and it was a pain I'd rather not try again if I can get around it.
Brainstorm ideas for me on how to make this work.