twinmommie
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Is it better to use a Booster or a loosely installed Frontier?
My parents pick up my kids maybe 12 times a year. They could install the Evenflos we used to use ok, but I don't think they would be able to install the Frontiers. (I could hardly do it!) Is it better to risk a loose install with a Frontier, or use a booster?
My kids are both 4.5, 40" 37lbs, and 42" 42 lbs. (of course the boosters say they are for 30-100 lbs.)
Also, when we go to Disney in March... Check boosters or check Frontiers? (I don't think we will take the seats on the plane... to hard to cary two car seats and take two 4.5 year olds through security... IMO, maybe some of you have done it... I have taken the twins through in strollers without car seats and it was no picnic... especially at Spring break time) Usually we rent seats from the rental car company, but I'm not as sure about their boosters.... plus last trip we installed at least 6 different seats before we found two that we could feel safe with. Suggestions?
My parents pick up my kids maybe 12 times a year. They could install the Evenflos we used to use ok, but I don't think they would be able to install the Frontiers. (I could hardly do it!) Is it better to risk a loose install with a Frontier, or use a booster?
My kids are both 4.5, 40" 37lbs, and 42" 42 lbs. (of course the boosters say they are for 30-100 lbs.)
Also, when we go to Disney in March... Check boosters or check Frontiers? (I don't think we will take the seats on the plane... to hard to cary two car seats and take two 4.5 year olds through security... IMO, maybe some of you have done it... I have taken the twins through in strollers without car seats and it was no picnic... especially at Spring break time) Usually we rent seats from the rental car company, but I'm not as sure about their boosters.... plus last trip we installed at least 6 different seats before we found two that we could feel safe with. Suggestions?