anna'smommy+1
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We are expecting baby #3 this summer and I'm trying to figure out how to fit 3 carseats in my 2005 Toyota Camry.
DD1 is 6 will be 6 1/2 when baby comes, not sure of her stats at the moment. She is currently riding harnessed in a nautilus and is even or just a smidge under the top slots, not sure on weight but a couple months ago was 54lbs. I was thinking a parkway sgl, she does pretty well riding in a booster
DD2 is 3 will be 4 when baby comes. She weighs 37lbs not sure on height. She's pretty tall, but most of it is in her legs. She is rear facing in a myride and still has at least 2 inches above her head. I was thinking a radian. She will most likely be forward facing at that point, but I wouldn't mind having the option of rear facing.
I have no idea for the baby. I'm fine with a convertible, but would prefer an infant bucket. I'm hoping to have the baby in the middle so the girls can help entertain while we are in the car. I figure it would be easier to move the infant seat in and out over the girls' seats then to move the baby and try to buckle them in a convertible.
Cost isn't an issue. Dh figures it's cheaper to buy new seats then a new vehicle right now.
Thanks, Brandi
DD1 is 6 will be 6 1/2 when baby comes, not sure of her stats at the moment. She is currently riding harnessed in a nautilus and is even or just a smidge under the top slots, not sure on weight but a couple months ago was 54lbs. I was thinking a parkway sgl, she does pretty well riding in a booster
DD2 is 3 will be 4 when baby comes. She weighs 37lbs not sure on height. She's pretty tall, but most of it is in her legs. She is rear facing in a myride and still has at least 2 inches above her head. I was thinking a radian. She will most likely be forward facing at that point, but I wouldn't mind having the option of rear facing.
I have no idea for the baby. I'm fine with a convertible, but would prefer an infant bucket. I'm hoping to have the baby in the middle so the girls can help entertain while we are in the car. I figure it would be easier to move the infant seat in and out over the girls' seats then to move the baby and try to buckle them in a convertible.
Cost isn't an issue. Dh figures it's cheaper to buy new seats then a new vehicle right now.
Thanks, Brandi