KaysKidz
Senior Community Member
I know Britax has recently changed their rules from head even w/the shell to the 1" rule. Some people say to go by their specific manual, some say to go by the newest rules.
R, (almost 16mo old dfs) is only 22lbs, but just moved up the 2nd slots on his RA rf. I haven't measured how much room is above his head, but I would say a little over an inch.
The RA is his spare seat, and one we use in DH's truck, because I can't get two big Britax's in the truck and keep me from eating the dash. We are going to be taking a trip at Thanksgiving, and we will be taking the truck as we have a load to bring back w/a trailer and can't use the Suburban. It's a 7hr drive.
Should I keep him in the RA rf (even though he may be at 1" or less above his head), or put his brother (who is quite a bit bigger) in the RA ff and put R in the MA rf. They are twins, so they will be almost 18mo at the time of the trip.
FWIW, my RA is a few years old, so the instructions for it say 'head even w/the shell'.
R, (almost 16mo old dfs) is only 22lbs, but just moved up the 2nd slots on his RA rf. I haven't measured how much room is above his head, but I would say a little over an inch.
The RA is his spare seat, and one we use in DH's truck, because I can't get two big Britax's in the truck and keep me from eating the dash. We are going to be taking a trip at Thanksgiving, and we will be taking the truck as we have a load to bring back w/a trailer and can't use the Suburban. It's a 7hr drive.
Should I keep him in the RA rf (even though he may be at 1" or less above his head), or put his brother (who is quite a bit bigger) in the RA ff and put R in the MA rf. They are twins, so they will be almost 18mo at the time of the trip.
FWIW, my RA is a few years old, so the instructions for it say 'head even w/the shell'.