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Norway said:Why even talk about the weight? Just push 1 year as a minium. Can you get seats that FF for babies under 20 pounds?
Since both Graco and Britax makes RF carseats for up to 40/55 pounds in Scandinavia, it shouldn't be that hard for them to get the seats approved for sale in the US. Do any of you know why they haven't tried to get at least one model each approved for the us market?
jen_nah said:Like the PP said we would then have those small children that are 12mths but do not weigh 20lbs yet going forward facing. They would also then be voiding their CSR warrenty due to that. There are even some that have a 22lbs forward facing weight limit.
My oldest was a peanut she was only 18lbs on her 1st bday. She didn't get turn ff'ing until she was almost 2.
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