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Carseat Crazy
Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown by height
I found the post above (great thread!) when trying to be sure I was measuring head height correctly. I was using the right idea, but still have a question. Where do I draw the imaginary line at the top of the seat? At the top of the cover as it is when she is in it? Or press down the top of the cover and measure only to the top of the hard part of the shell? Thanks!
Last edited by Jeanum; 05-17-2009 at 07:48 AM.
Reason: removing full quote of the original post for bandwidth and picture quoting guideline purposes :)
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05-16-2009 09:40 PM
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Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown
You would need to measure using the top of the hard plastic shell, and not the top of the padded cover.
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Carseat Crazy
Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown

Originally Posted by
Jeanum
You would need to measure using the top of the hard plastic shell, and not the top of the padded cover.
Thanks! Sorry to ask something that had just been asked. When I read the top post about measuring, the rest of the thread was not showing. It just said single post or something like that and only had the original. Now I can see the whole thread and realize how silly that looked to ask the exact same question back to back! Sorry!
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Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown
No problem, glad to help.
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CPS Technician
Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown
Where'd the pics go? I link this thread almost everyday. NEED the pics, pretty please.
~Angie <><
Mom to Race, 20 & Zane, 10 (Diono Santa Fe)
CPST since 2001
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Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown

Originally Posted by
racesmom
Where'd the pics go? I link this thread almost everyday. NEED the pics, pretty please.
EGADS! Yes, we NEED the pics!
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Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown
The pictures are back.
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CPS Technician
Re: How to tell if your RF seat is outgrown

Originally Posted by
Jeanum
The pictures are back.

THANK YOU!
I seriously link to this thread almost every day. Parents always want to measure straight on- the wrong way. Thank you, thank you for the pics and info!
~Angie <><
Mom to Race, 20 & Zane, 10 (Diono Santa Fe)
CPST since 2001
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