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Chely7425 · Sep 13, 2010

So... say you are doing a 3 across in a Liberty. You have 2 Radians and an infant seat. All seats install well in all positions. The Radians are for a 15 month old (27 lbs) and a 29 month old (33 lbs). Who do you put where? Baby in the middle? Baby outboard? 2 year old middle? 1 year old? FWIW.. the 2 year old doesn't climb into his own seat

joolsplus3 · Sep 13, 2010

Whatever's easiest for mom to buckle and allows for the most familial peace (Yeah, I know, technically the least protected child should go in the most protected spot, but if it's a huge pitb to do it that way and causes fighting, just go for the most peaceful set up

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Pixels · Sep 13, 2010

All RFing? The rule of thumb is to put the least protected child in the most protected position, so that means the youngest goes in the center if they are all RFing. That also means that you can buckle the baby in the infant seat and then click the whole seat in, rather than trying to reach over the other seats to buckle. On the other hand, that also means you have to lift out the seat from the center.

Alternatively, put the 15 month old in the center. Reach past the infant seat base to buckle the center child, then snap infant seat into the base.

Chely7425 · Sep 13, 2010

LOL that is what I can't figure out... what will be easiest! I mean... lifting the big kids (either one) into the middle sucks.. but so does lifting an infant seat in!!

ownedbyhorses · Sep 13, 2010

I would put the oldest in the middle, if that child is less likely to take shoes/sippy and drop on new baby. (wasn't on purpose) I have my younger 2 seperated for this reason.
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