What boosters work best?

libranbutterfly · May 18, 2011

For three cross situations? I am going to be doing childcare. Lexi will be in the middle a marathon. To give an idea of the space I have: A high back turbo fits (puzzles under sides of marathon a little) but I have to slide the booster out, buckle, the slide it back in.

BookMama · May 18, 2011

What's the vehicle?

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firemomof3 · May 18, 2011

I have found that the new Parkways work well with puzzling with the Britax convertibles and MyRide.

monstah · May 18, 2011

The Turbo puzzles better with our RA50 than our PKWYSG does. Ford Explorer.

ETA: The PKWY does puzzle well, I just find the Turbo fits better. With both seats I need to pull the booster over, buckle, push it back.

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clmchrissy · May 18, 2011

monstah said:
The Turbo puzzles better with our RA50 than our PKWYSG does. Ford Explorer.

ETA: The PKWY does puzzle well, I just find the Turbo fits better. With both seats I need to pull the booster over, buckle, push it back.

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Is this with a rf or ff RA50?

monstah · May 18, 2011

clmchrissy said:
Is this with a rf or ff RA50?

Sorry I didn't mention that!

The RA50 is both RF & FF center. (We switch it FF for trips over an hour long.) Booster outboard behind driver. It's easier with the RA RF though.

libranbutterfly · May 18, 2011

A 98 Chevy Blazer and a 2000 Kia Sportage. It is a little tighter fit in the blazer, surprisingly. I am thinking of trying a Big Kid LX because of the pivoting armrests. I know I can fit it as a highback in the kia, but still have to slide the seat out to buckle. I am probably going to have to do that no matter what, aren't I?

lorismurph · May 18, 2011

Do you want HB or backless? The Evenflo Big Kid Sport (like the Amp with a back) is narrow for a HB. Backless, for sure the Harmony Literider.

libranbutterfly · May 18, 2011

For Kamille I want highback, I am planning on a literider on the other side. I am doing childcare for an 8 yr old and a 6 yr old. I am thinking Kamille will go in the front seat in the radian, when we all go somewhere. (Rare, until I get a van) and the 2 childcare girls in boosters on either side of Lexi, in the Marathon. Is there a big size difference in the size of the sport and the regular big kid? I think the pivoting armrests might make it a little easier, unless I am missing something.

Kat_Momof3 · May 18, 2011

the harmony boosters are the narrowest... the dreamtime is short, though... but the backless boosters (and the dreamtime converts) are the narrowest boosters on the market right now

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