Mommy0608
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I asked on the Safety 1st facebook page and they answered this morning. The interior shell height, to the top of the headrest in the highest position, is 27" which is the same as the True Fit, but since this seat can be used to the TOP of the seat instead of 1" below, it will actually last longer RF by height and weight than any other US convertible on the market... assuming the information is correct.
WOOHOO!!!
EDITED TO ADD: For clarification, I want to mention that the manufacturer says the seat may be used RF as long as the top of the child's head is not above the top of the headrest AND the child is under 40". Many of us here are okay with using a seat to the physical limits vs. the stated overall height limit. However, this does go against the manufacturer's recommendation. I will never tell anyone to go against the manufacturer's limits... that is a decision every parent has to make for their own child.
I asked on the Safety 1st facebook page and they answered this morning. The interior shell height, to the top of the headrest in the highest position, is 27" which is the same as the True Fit, but since this seat can be used to the TOP of the seat instead of 1" below, it will actually last longer RF by height and weight than any other US convertible on the market... assuming the information is correct.
WOOHOO!!!
EDITED TO ADD: For clarification, I want to mention that the manufacturer says the seat may be used RF as long as the top of the child's head is not above the top of the headrest AND the child is under 40". Many of us here are okay with using a seat to the physical limits vs. the stated overall height limit. However, this does go against the manufacturer's recommendation. I will never tell anyone to go against the manufacturer's limits... that is a decision every parent has to make for their own child.
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