can I use this with a rear-facing car seat?
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We have a rear facing convertible car seat and it fits no problems. I would look at the measurements. Ours is one of the largest on the market ( recaro euro) and has no problems fitting, however, our maxi cosi pria does not fit as it is 2 inches too wide.
2087483
Yes, it's big enough to hold any carseat I've thought about purchasing. I used it with a Baby Trend Expedition ELX rear facing carseat (that came with the jogger) and currently use it with the Symphony LX (fwd facing) and it fits perfectly.
2087484
I've used it with a 3 in 1 convertible car seat that does rear and front facing. I've also used it with an infant car seat. It's pretty big.
2087485
Absolutely! There was enough room in the bag for our Peg Perego Viagio 30/30 and one of the bases too, with space to spare. I used the handle to pull, but my husband wore it like a backpack.
2087486
Do you mean a smaller infant seat or one like Britax Boulevard that csn be installed facing front or rear? I didn't use it on our Graco infant seat (the type you install rear facing with seat base that stays in car generally), but it should fit since it is smaller. I hope this helps.
2087487
Yes, ours is rear facing to forward facing and we have used this cover probably a dozen times successfully.
2087488
Yes... I have the graco smart seat which is both rear facing and front. I had plenty of room and its a BIG car seat.
1291632
No, it cannot be rear facing. Only babies younger than 1 year old should be rear facing. This car seat is for toddlers for about 2 years or older and should always be front facing.
606833
That would depend upon your car and if there is a latch on the front of your seats. I've got a Britax and haven't read that anywhere. Using the top tether rear facing would be going over the car seat and a danger in my eyes.
1932568
Rear facing, Not unless the driver is short and the seat is moved forward a bit. This is a fantastic seat but massive.
2142037
The cable is not long enough to reach from the front headrest to the opposite side back headrest. Depending on what vehicle you drive it could work if you mount the secondary screen on the middle back headrest which has adequate viewing for the smaller child in the rear facing seat. For reasons of safety, it would be best to invest in longer cables, so you can tuck the cables away from the older childs reach.
1297920
I never tried that but I don't think a car seat will fit in the front. Only the back seat reclines. You also may not find it as sturdy as you would like for it to be. It was okay for us (2 toddlers) but it did not receive a lot of heavy use. There are others much easier to steer. Consider the city select.
957043
Yes you can there is a graph on the side that shows you how it needs to sit both front and rear facing. With a line to show you levelness to the ground. I have one of these in each car.
2188590
I'm 99% sure you can. The only set back is you have to buy the attachment for the car seat.
781770
Try the "Sunshine Kids Ultra-Mat Ulimate 2-Part Undermat Car Seat Mat" or the "DuoMat 2-in-1 Car Seat and Mat by Kiddopotamus" Look for padded bottom and seat cover, so that it can be used rearfacing and forward facing. Either way they protect well. Skip the ones that only cover the seat because your child will kick the cloth and it won't be protected.
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we have ours facing forward. I dont think you can have this carseat rear facing.The reason I say that is because the seat is pretty 'straight up' and rear facing seats usually have more angle (lay position). This seat may not offer enough leg space (or space at all) if you can mount it rear facing.
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I am not sure. It is a pretty bulky big seat! But it is one of the best seats I have ever seen. We have it rear facing right now. I would look at the dimensions and measure in your car. Im sure it will fit but there probably wont be too much room left.
1926845
Yes. Out of many car seats I've looked into this one has the highest weight and height for extended rear facing.
748490
We use it on the back of the passenger seat (for front facing car seat) so I'm not sure. I don't see why it wouldn't work in the way you need. The back of the headrest is the same type of surface as the front. As long as your headrest comes up a bit higher than the seat you should be fine
512936
Follow your state laws. If no longer in a rear facing seat, use this seat. It will adjust for years to come.
1209520
No, only with a front-facing car seat. This same company also has one for rear-facing seats on their website.
1484888
If you mean putting it over the headrest facing the child, I suppose so but you would need to anchor the bottom by squishing it between the bottom of the car seat and the seat itself. There would be other way to anchor it. Hope that answers your question. If not let me know.
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Baby can be rear-facing if placed in a compatible car seat. We used the Chicco Nextfit carseat and it clicks to lock into place inside this stroller, facing the adult who is pushing the stroller. You just have to expose two little holes by moving some of the padding in the stroller and you're all set to place the carseat in it. I love that no additional equipment was needed. Now that he sits up well, we don't use the carseat anymore and he just sits in the stroller like normal.