pepsicola
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Just make our erf seats more like the Swedish ones!
Include a rf boot, tether, and actuall leg room for the kids. Oh, and have them install much more upright so that we can all fit them in our cars no matter how big or small.
I mean, I think US parents have a point when they say their toddler's legs are just too squished rear facing. I know kids can fold them up, hang them over, etc, but that is really quite an unnatural way to sit in a chair, don't you think? I do have a rf two year old, and this is how she does it, but I think she should have the option to at least sit upright with regular posture.
If you look at the Swedish seats, they are shaped more like dining room chairs in the sense that they sit away from the vehicle seat back and kids can actually bend their knees at the seat edge with their feet touching the vehicle seat bottom.
IDK--to me it makes a lot more sense. I mean, Britax is already making seats like this (Multi tech) for use over in Sweden, so why not just make one for us as well? It's frustrating, really.
Include a rf boot, tether, and actuall leg room for the kids. Oh, and have them install much more upright so that we can all fit them in our cars no matter how big or small.
I mean, I think US parents have a point when they say their toddler's legs are just too squished rear facing. I know kids can fold them up, hang them over, etc, but that is really quite an unnatural way to sit in a chair, don't you think? I do have a rf two year old, and this is how she does it, but I think she should have the option to at least sit upright with regular posture.
If you look at the Swedish seats, they are shaped more like dining room chairs in the sense that they sit away from the vehicle seat back and kids can actually bend their knees at the seat edge with their feet touching the vehicle seat bottom.
IDK--to me it makes a lot more sense. I mean, Britax is already making seats like this (Multi tech) for use over in Sweden, so why not just make one for us as well? It's frustrating, really.