Graco Junior Maxi R44 Highback Booster car seat with cupholders, Suitable from approx. 4 to 12 years (15-36kg), Black fashion

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This booster is a little bit wider than other models and has a nicely padded seat, making it perfect for longer rides. It comes in 4 colors, has a 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty, and a 10-year expiration date. cup holders + 1 “Kid Console” – a container with a flip top lid that fits into one of the cup holders It comes in 3 fashionable colors, has a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, and a 7-year expiration from the date of manufacture. It comes in dozens of fun characters, has a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, and an 8-year expiration from date of manufacture.

Can keep upright and still when sitting on the booster seat, and naturally bend their legs over the edge of the booster seat. Some parents have mentioned that the seat doesn’t recline enough, so their child’s head slumps when they sleep. Compilation of customer opinions The weight limit for harness mode is little low compared to other seats. Also, there’s no overlap between max harness weight and minimum booster weight, which doesn’t leave much wiggle room for switching. Parents with big kids might find the 40lb weight limit problematic. Parents, for the most part, have no trouble installing the seat or converting it from harness to booster mode. The harness is easy to tighten with a one-handed front tightening strap. It has performed well in real-life crash scenarios. Disadvantages We hope that helps answer your question, and we’re sorry to hear that Chicco has not been responsive to your inquiries.Until they reach the highest weight or height allowed by the car safety seat manufacturer, infants and toddlers should ride in a rear-facing infant car seat. Most convertible seats have age and weight restrictions that allow kids to remain rear-facing for two years or more. Weight limits: Booster seats are not recommended for children over 120 pounds; however, they can be used until your child is big enough to fit in a seat belt without one (generally around 80 pounds). The Oobr revolutionizes the recline feature, providing a good 12 degrees of recline so your child can rest better on long trips. Also, the seat is not made in China, which can often result in questionable quality. It’s manufactured in Mexico. An updated, expanded belt path makes it a lot easier to install with the seat belt. It is also approved for aircraft use by the FAA (harness mode). One parent reported using a Go-Go-Babyz Travelmate car seat stroller to make it easier to carry the Maestro through the airport. You can even keep the child strapped into the seat so it acts a bit like a temporary travel system. Disadvantages

This seat comes in 5 fashionable colors and a 6-year expiration from the date of manufacture. Unfortunately, it only comes with a 90-day manufacturer’s warranty You should also avoid second hand seats. Whether they come from garage sales, yard sales, thrift markets, or friends, these seats may have expired or could have been in crashes that left invisible damage. If you must buy it second hand, please be sure that it is still up to date, hasn’t been involved in any accidents, and has only light wear and tear. When Can We Eliminate the Booster Seat? Some people complained about the low height limit in booster mode. This means your child could outgrow the height limit and need another seat before getting much use out of booster mode. The headrest doesn’t adjust, so children sometimes felt their shoulders were cramped. Compilation of customer opinions When your child has outgrown the rear-facing weight or height restriction for their convertible seat, they should use a forward-facing car seat with a five-point harness as long as possible, up to the highest weight or height allowed by the car safety seat manufacturer. Many seats can hold children weighing up to 65 pounds. Unfortunately, the LATCH system is not as easy to use as it could be. The seat uses the hook-type LATCH connectors, which are difficult to attach to the anchors in some vehicles. It’s also difficult to get it tight enough by pulling the one tightening strap.But good news: these are no longer manufactured, and it’ll be hard for you to even find one. If you do, just walk away. It would likely be expired already anyway. The belt path for this booster seat is easy to find and use, but you can find all the correct information in the instruction manual Graco provides. It has a built-in level indicator that shows whether the seat is installed at the proper angle. Comes with no-rethread harness adjustment, so you can adjust it without removing your child from the car seat. The seat cushion contains extra padding, making it more comfortable for kids who are tall or have sensitive skin. Has the ability to fold up for easy storage when you’re not using it. The Graco booster seat does not come with a harness or LATCH attachments, so you’ll need to use the vehicle’s lap and shoulder belts for installation. The maximum height requirement and weight requirements for your automobile safety seat may be found in the instructions that came with it. When any of the following is true, a child has outgrown a forward-facing seat: The Maestro comes in 4 color choices. It has a 90-day manufacturer’s warranty and a 6-year expiration from the date of manufacture.

Make sure you refer to the manufacturer’s user manual to see all size limits and how your seat works. Some parents complained the cup holders were too shallow for taller sippy cups and a few others felt there wasn’t enough head support for a sleeping child. A few found that the shoulder straps twisted too easily. Compilation of customer opinions The lap belt should fit tightly across your child’s upper thighs and be positioned low on their hips. Kids spend more time in cars than they ever have before, so it’s important to ensure they’re adequately protected at every age and stage. If you have a child who’s 7 going on 27, she may be ready to give up the “baby” seat and ride like a grown up. She might even put up a big fuss about riding in a booster seat, especially if it still looks like it’s made for a little kid. The good thing is, that many booster seats available today have a more mature, grown-up look that your kid may actually love.There are a few different booster seats (also applies to any safety seat) that parents are better off avoiding.