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1mommy said:As long as they are properly restrained I don't see an issue with it. BTW when I first saw the thread title I thought you meant convertible sears and I was so confused. Funny memory from my past; when I was first researching car seats past the infant bucket for DS I thought a convertible car seat was just for convertibles. LOL I was like but I don't have a convertible so what the heck do I get???
LifeAtHome said:Oh wait, somehow I missed that you have 2 in GNs. No way 2 GNs and a TF fit in the back of any convertible. She won't be able to take all 3 at once in that car, in those seats.
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