Mommy0608
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Did you know that the Frontier doesn't technically have an upper weight limit in booster mode, it's just for kids at least 40lbs?! Maybe this is old news, but I just found it out this morning so I thought I'd share. I knew the box said 40-100lbs, but I haven't played with one myself so I've never seen the manual or labels on the seat.
I got an email from someone in my local SK, who had asked Sarah Tilton about this. He forwarded her response, which said that while the box says 40-100lbs for booster mode, the manual (by which we are to abide) says "This child seat must only be used in booster mode with children 40 lbs. or more and meet all the above fit requirements (standing height, tops of ears and positioning of vehicle belt)." The label on the seat says "NOT to use it in booster mode with children LESS than 40 lbs."
I apologize if this is already well-known info. I just wanted to put it out there incase it's not. :thumbsup:
I got an email from someone in my local SK, who had asked Sarah Tilton about this. He forwarded her response, which said that while the box says 40-100lbs for booster mode, the manual (by which we are to abide) says "This child seat must only be used in booster mode with children 40 lbs. or more and meet all the above fit requirements (standing height, tops of ears and positioning of vehicle belt)." The label on the seat says "NOT to use it in booster mode with children LESS than 40 lbs."
I apologize if this is already well-known info. I just wanted to put it out there incase it's not. :thumbsup: