How can yiu secure the infant in the infant insert? Mine does nit have slits for the straps to fit through?
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Thank you for responding. After your answer to me, I looked more carefully at the insert, and found the slits.too. I was all prepared to send it back and be miserable thinking about another sleepless day. Thank you si very much for saving me.
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Sure! I would recommend buying an insert for a newborn (probably can buy one at any store, doesn't have to be specific to the city mini). That will keep the baby more secure. Good luck.
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There's absolutely no way it would fit an infant. Don't have any ideas on how to strap in a child. Sorry!
1860222
No, this model does not come with infant insert. It's great for travel and the price is fair.
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We have the Frontier 90. There is a latch system inside the click tight opening. The straps are wrapped and tucked up out of the way, but the system is there unless it has been removed
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It comes with inserts for a newborn and says on the manufacturer info. that it is for a newborn to up to a toddler. The lbs is listed on it, says 5-70lbs. The straps are a little on the heavy side (there is rubber on them) but it states that it can indeed be used for a newborn.... I used a lock in type at first and then bought this once my daughter hit 20 lbs...but it was more pricey to do that. It comes down to what is most affordable for you and what your preferences are. Maybe reach out to the manufacturer if you want more clarity. Hope this helps:)
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When fully inverted it clicks into place and I can do sit ups in it. Theres also a strap but I don't really think it "LOCKS" solid , just kind of clicks into an inverted position. Email me at ggolds5@aol.com. Ill tell you more.
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Mine doesn't either, but it doesn't seem to be a problem when the weight of the baby is in there. Mine is 22 pounds and she isn't going anywhere when she's in it, even though it does wiggle a little bit without her.
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I have th same issue. This is my only issue tho. I think as long as it doesn't slide around while my babies sit on it then I can live with resetting it. Shy of using duct tape, not sure anything can be done. I think the company should create a tighter or permanent fit.... and recall the loose ones to be exchanged for a better fit at no cost. Because the toddler seat is recessed in the Ltd there is really no reason for it to be removable.
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I haven't tried to install an infant seat, but there aren't any latches to make it secure. Chicco does however have a double stroller.
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There is a three way buckle to strap a child into seat behind the infant, but as some of the others have said, it might not fit an 18 month old. My wife and I use it tons, but we have a 5 month old and a 3 year old which is probably a better span for the stroller.
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The straps seem too short on this seat to get infants in and out easily. I have heard other reviewers mention that you can call Britax and get longer straps, which I have been meaning to do, because it is a pain to dig them out from behind my daughter.
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They do have an infant insert that you can buy to go with it. I carried my son in it with the insert right from the get-go. The baby only faces inwards to your chest, not out. At that age they don't need to be bombarded by all the stimuli coming at them by facing out. Snuggling in to your chest is the safest and most comforting spot for them to be. It will also ensure they are in a better position for hip development and takes the pressure off their crotch.
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pretty much. I use mine in the drivers seat not the back, so I don't have a baby seat to hold it in place. its designed to fold in half in needed so depending on the angle of my seat back, it may tend to flop over. so you simply have to push it back up before getting in. I punched a couple holes in the top of mine and tied it around my head rest, if you don't have one then I suggest maybe sewing a strap to the top or punching a hole and run a string or strap down the back of the seat and hook it underneath like you would a seat cover. but it is heavy duty and keeps my seat well protected and the extra pockets come in handy. pretty much. I use mine in the drivers seat not the back, so I don't have a baby seat to hold it in place. its designed to fold in half in needed so depending on the angle of my seat back, it may tend to flop over. so you simply have to push it back up before getting in. I punched a couple holes in the top of mine and tied it around my head rest, if you don't have one then I suggest maybe sewing a strap to the top or punching a hole and run a string or strap down the back of the seat and hook it underneath like you would a seat cover. but it is heavy duty and keeps my seat well protected... » Read More pretty much. I use mine in the drivers seat not the back, so I don't have a baby seat to hold it in place. its designed to fold in half in needed so depending on the angle of my seat back, it may tend to flop over. so you simply have to push it back up before getting in. I punched a couple holes in the top of mine and tied it around my head rest, if you don't have one then I suggest maybe sewing a strap to the top or punching a hole and run a string or strap down the back of the seat and hook it underneath like you would a seat cover. but it is heavy duty and keeps my seat well protected and the extra pockets come in handy. « Show Less
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Where the singl strap comes out on the lower front of the seat. There is a tab in the hole you push down on while pulling on the straps at the top, or over the child's chest. Make sure when you release the tab the straps secure in place. Good Luck
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The straps come with screws and you attach them to points on the changing table. I would post a picture to illustrate if I could. Hope this helps...
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I added extra inserts for more absorbency. And when you're putting the diaper on your baby, grab and kind of tuck the front of the diaper right inside the creases of your baby's legs. Adjust your snaps, you want a snug fit but not too tight.