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sunnymw

sunnymw

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I am thinking that the guy who wrote the description for the Ferrari one was smokin' some good stuff...

Like...
Includes cup holder and extra side impact protection
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They could have put the SIP stuff in the previous bullet, where they talk about the deep side wings.

And also
Lab and shoulder belt required
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Arf arf! :ROTFLMAO:


ETA: I see no age/weight restrictions for that booster. Only the minimum height of 33"... which is, what, 2 years old?
 
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lorismurph

Senior Community Member
I wonder how that Harmony compares with the Literider. It looks like it would be harder to buckle properly with the way the arms wrap around. Plus RED would NOT be good at my house (rival college lol).

The Ferrari, I wonder if it's LATCHable?
 
Sarah62008

Sarah62008

Senior Community Member
sunnymw said:
ETA: I see no age/weight restrictions for that booster. Only the minimum height of 33"... which is, what, 2 years old?
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I was thinking the same thing. My very small 28month old is 33in head to toe and he is in the 5th percentile for height.
 
Carrie_R

Carrie_R

Ambassador - CPS Technician
Hey, the Ferrari is still cheaper than an Oobr... :whistle:

Babyage also indicates the following:

The booster seat is very easy to hook up an will fit in most automobiles. The child can use the car's seat belts for security while in the booster seat. The booster car seat from Ferrari can be used with or without the backrest.

Good to know I can use the car's belts... for security. Because some boosters don't allow you to use the car's belts! Uh... right? :rolleyes:

ETA: That Harmony looks like neopolitan ice cream. Yum!
 
TerisBoys

TerisBoys

Well-known member
The Ferrari is a rebranded Nania Dreamway.

Short, narrow, and no EPS foam whatsoever.

I have the not-Ferrari model - pics.

Max height - Dreamway

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Max height - Vivo

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ETA - ok sidewings on the torso look different, they used to be the same.
 
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KDsmommy

New member
Somehow, Ferrari and Walmart just don't seem to go together...although that booster is certainly not impressive.
 
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