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That was my original pick, but after I saw the pics with the child in it I knew my dd would never fit in it. Does the Regent have EPS foam? I heard it was comfy.
Forgive me if I misunderstood your question. But I wanted to point out that having EPS has nothing to do with the comfort of the seat. The EPS is designed to add extra protection to the head in the event of an accident. Just like a bicycle helmet.
The cushiness of a seat will come from comfort padding either between the seat shell and the cover and/or sewn into the cover itself.
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