Narrow lbb?

[mylittlet]

I have a max of 17" to fit a booster and would like the kids to buckle them on there own. What do you recommend?

 

[Patriot201]

Harmony Litrider or Bubble Bum. I don't think anything else will fit and allow for buckling.

Maybe Cosco Topside or Harmony Travel Booster?

 

[mylittlet]

What about the cosco topside? Is it more narrow?

 

[Patriot201]

The Topside is 15.5" wide. That won't leave much room for buckling, but it might work.

 

[mylittlet]

Trying to figure out what is going to work in my Yukon. Kind of hoping my day who will be almost 8y when we need to change fits without a booster. Our kids are very tall. I might have to buy a few to try. I think the bubble bum would be a pain for everyday.

Kids will be 13y (no seat), 12y (no seat), almost 8y (monterey), almost 7y (frontier, has about 1.5" to grow in harness), 16m old (rf in radian) and newborn (onboard35).

vehicle - 2005 Yukon xl - lap/shoulder in every spot but 3rd row middle, no head support in either middle spot.

The frontier doesn't work in 3rd row middle, because the outboard spots don't have enough room. Oldest 2 kids are over 5' and over 100#.

Any advice?

 

[Jessica61624]

Olli?

 

[MommyShannon]

Olli?

The armrests probably would make it not fit.
Then again maybe beside a radian it would.

 

[mylittlet]

another local tech has an olli, but dh would be a little upset if i spent that much on a backless booster. Also don't get the benefit of the latch.

 

[Patriot201]

I briefly had an Olli (thankfully borrowed!), but its armrests didn't play well with the Radian (they hit each other in exactly the wrong places).

The Olli is also 18" in width, which is quite wide for a backless booster. In fact, I would guess that it is one of the widest backless boosters out there.