Keeanh
Well-known member
Rather than hijack the Britax thread, I thought I would start a new one here. I started out by asking if the original Roundabout was going to stick around, but I would also like to know if there's any word on the Coccoro coming to Canada, or if there are other comfortable, compact (short AND narrow) seats I should be looking at.
I'm in a different situation from most people as I don't need seats to last one child a long time, nor do I need them to be flexible (as a daycare provider might like). I'm on baby #7 and they've all been about 2 years apart. I'm 31, so I will likely still have small children past the expiry date on any seat I buy now. Car seats only have to last a child 2 years and then they can be passed on to the next baby.
It seems that everything in my life is by necessity big, cluttered, or crowded. I would really like to have a small, compact seat for my babies when that is all that is needed. As well, with so many passengers, I would like to cut back on long seats that have to be crawled under or wide seats that steal space from neighbouring belted passengers.
Granted, our "every-two-years" pattern may not hold, but I expect that at any given time I will have at least one child who could fit nicely in a Roundabout, or even a Coccoro (if I could buy one). I would just really rather not have yet another big, long, wide, or bulky seat when it's not necessary.
I hope that all made sense. Thoughts?? Thanks!
Lesley
I'm in a different situation from most people as I don't need seats to last one child a long time, nor do I need them to be flexible (as a daycare provider might like). I'm on baby #7 and they've all been about 2 years apart. I'm 31, so I will likely still have small children past the expiry date on any seat I buy now. Car seats only have to last a child 2 years and then they can be passed on to the next baby.
It seems that everything in my life is by necessity big, cluttered, or crowded. I would really like to have a small, compact seat for my babies when that is all that is needed. As well, with so many passengers, I would like to cut back on long seats that have to be crawled under or wide seats that steal space from neighbouring belted passengers.
Granted, our "every-two-years" pattern may not hold, but I expect that at any given time I will have at least one child who could fit nicely in a Roundabout, or even a Coccoro (if I could buy one). I would just really rather not have yet another big, long, wide, or bulky seat when it's not necessary.
I hope that all made sense. Thoughts?? Thanks!
Lesley