Stephdeputy
New member
Thought I'd pose this question here to get a little more response. (originally posted in a specific thread about the Mazda 3)
I'd love to hear what people who love the Coccoro and need it for the small shell height do after their kids outgrow it. We're looking for a new RF convertible in a 2007 Mazda 3. We had a Blvd. RF in the center for my DD, but with two now, the seat will have to go outboard behind the passenger. Tried the Blvd out this weekend and I can't get anything remotely comfortable for the passenger without bracing against the back of the seat and I know that's a no no. (Side note - Britax manual says it has to be in the most fully reclined position while rear-facing - please let me know if that's not correct.) I love the idea of the CCO for its small shell, but I don't understand what people plan to do once their child outgrows it RF. I could understand if you knew you'd be getting a larger car in the next couple of years, but if not it just seems like you're going to be shopping again with the same issues if you want to keep RFing.
Even if I could get a good answer to that issue, am I too far gone to get much use out of it - my son is 13 months, 22 lbs, and 28-3/4" tall?
I appreciate any help you can give. Maybe I'm just enamoured by it because it's so cute!
I'd love to hear what people who love the Coccoro and need it for the small shell height do after their kids outgrow it. We're looking for a new RF convertible in a 2007 Mazda 3. We had a Blvd. RF in the center for my DD, but with two now, the seat will have to go outboard behind the passenger. Tried the Blvd out this weekend and I can't get anything remotely comfortable for the passenger without bracing against the back of the seat and I know that's a no no. (Side note - Britax manual says it has to be in the most fully reclined position while rear-facing - please let me know if that's not correct.) I love the idea of the CCO for its small shell, but I don't understand what people plan to do once their child outgrows it RF. I could understand if you knew you'd be getting a larger car in the next couple of years, but if not it just seems like you're going to be shopping again with the same issues if you want to keep RFing.
Even if I could get a good answer to that issue, am I too far gone to get much use out of it - my son is 13 months, 22 lbs, and 28-3/4" tall?
I appreciate any help you can give. Maybe I'm just enamoured by it because it's so cute!