HappyMomOfSix
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The Radian obviously has a very slim, flat and low profile, sitting right against the seat when it's installed.
Would it not be safer for a child in an accident to be higher from the point of impact? I'm thinking of my two captain's chairs in my Suburban, second row. If we were hit in the side, wouldn't my two RF girls be better off elevated in the Britax? Honestly, I'd almost rather have Radians, because I like that slim, minimalistic look, but I've just sort of intuited that they're better off above the impact side.
Is that overthinking, or plausible?
Would it not be safer for a child in an accident to be higher from the point of impact? I'm thinking of my two captain's chairs in my Suburban, second row. If we were hit in the side, wouldn't my two RF girls be better off elevated in the Britax? Honestly, I'd almost rather have Radians, because I like that slim, minimalistic look, but I've just sort of intuited that they're better off above the impact side.
Is that overthinking, or plausible?