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well I would think partly would be because you would have to install it forwardfacing on the rearfacing seat in order for it to be a rearfacing seat... and for an infant even if you could install it in forward facing mode in the recline it would be too upright.
Also in order for it to face the front it would have to be installed rearfacing, which would make it very insecure.
I dont know if those are legit, but they make sense to me! lol!
well I would think partly would be because you would have to install it forwardfacing on the rearfacing seat in order for it to be a rearfacing seat... and for an infant even if you could install it in forward facing mode in the recline it would be too upright.
Also in order for it to face the front it would have to be installed rearfacing, which would make it very insecure.
I dont know if those are legit, but they make sense to me! lol!
cookie123 said:I thought those seats in the T & C had to be ff if the vehicle was moving. Did I imagine that?
mommyfrog said:It doesn't seem like kids would ramp up a car seat installed on one of those anymore than a rf car seat installed on a ff seat. With the straps holding them down at the hips and shoulders......That's just my ponderings though!!
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