singingpond
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I'm wondering if A) it's actually as narrow as the old PW and B) what it's like to buckle right next to another installed seat, especially compared to the old PW without armrests.
I have three kids in a small car (older Corolla), and oldest is riding in a Parkway. Buckling him in next to DD's RF Radian is difficult but manageable. It would be great to have the new PW as an option as my other kids get bigger (DS2 will outgrow his Wizard by height in the not too distant future). However, not sure I could manage anything that is wider or harder to buckle than the old PW -- it's already a very tight squeeze to get my hands in there; sometimes I have to shift his seat out to buckle, and then move him back in, but I prefer to leave the booster in position and just snake my hands down in between to buckle. There's no way he can do it himself, although he can usually unbuckle OK.
I have three kids in a small car (older Corolla), and oldest is riding in a Parkway. Buckling him in next to DD's RF Radian is difficult but manageable. It would be great to have the new PW as an option as my other kids get bigger (DS2 will outgrow his Wizard by height in the not too distant future). However, not sure I could manage anything that is wider or harder to buckle than the old PW -- it's already a very tight squeeze to get my hands in there; sometimes I have to shift his seat out to buckle, and then move him back in, but I prefer to leave the booster in position and just snake my hands down in between to buckle. There's no way he can do it himself, although he can usually unbuckle OK.
