What's the difference between this model and the Evenflo Big Kid AMP No Back Booster Car Seat? Is there a maximum weight limit?
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I don't know that there is a difference, but the weight specs are 40-110lbs. I have 2 of these for my 4 and 8yo sons. They wipe off easy and my kids love the cup holders on both sides because they can put a drink on one side and a snack on the other. They never complain about them being uncomfortable either and we often drive three hours to our camp.
850176
I don't know if there is a difference, but the weight specifications are 40-110 lbs.
850177
I am not sure that there is a difference. The weight limit is 100lbs. I have 2 of these. I love the cup holders on both sides and how easy it is to move in and out. Fabric is very durable and does not show dirt.
286179
Graco advertises the seat to be for children 30-100 pounds. However each state varies with its age and weight requirement to transition from a car seat to a belt positioning booster. I would recommend calling the city or county police to check what the laws are for your area.
34643
I am not sure about the weight limit. I have used these on my 2 kids when they were at around 30 pounds. Initially, my kids were using the hand floats (air bags) and I was told at a public pool that air-filled floats were not allowed. That is when I got these, and they worked better than the hand floats.
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Not sure about the weight limit. My son is 6 and only weighs 50-60lbs. It seems to hold him well. It's filled will air and you add more air to it to make it a little firmer. Sorry, hope the info helps...
371093
It is both, if you are using the back it is 30-100 if you remove the back your child has to be 40lbs so that is why there are the two different weights depends on how you use the seat. But each state is different where I live the law is to use a "booster" seat the child has to be 40lbs. In this case you can buy a backless. But in everything I have read it is safer to leave them with a back longer. Hope that helps!
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The restrictions don't go by age, they go by weight. This car seat is made for babies from 5 to 22 pounds.
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While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age and weight for transitioning out of an infant seat into a rear-facing child seat, so quite far from using a booster seat. While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age... » Read More While most companies will suggest the weight range for booster seats is 30lb PLUS, pediatricians recommend not placing children in booster seats until they weigh over 40. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) actually recommends that children not be moved up to booster seats until they are over 5 years old, or if they weigh more than the recommended maximum for a forward-facing child seat, which is generally 65 pounds. At 23 pounds, your child is not only too young and light for a booster seat, but also for a forward-facing child seat. In fact, your child is right around the age and weight for transitioning out of an infant seat into a rear-facing child seat, so quite far from using a booster seat. « Show Less
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Supposedly it is for children 5 to 65 pounds. I wouldn't recommend it though only because it doesn't recline as far back as the infant car seats. It also is not portable. You would have to take the baby in and out of the seat at each stop. I would highly recommend an infant seat for the convenience. It is a great car seat though!
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Great car seat, easy to use, move around and clean. I bought it for my girl, and then again for the baby boy, but I never tried as a backless booster.
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The manual I got (2011 version) said the maximum weight capacity per child is 40 lbs and the total weight (children and cargo) in the trailer cannot exceed 52 lbs. It is different from what the online manual said, 50 lbs /65 lbs (2009 version). https://www.instep.net/productInstepPDFFiles/230pdf-1pdf
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I think the min weight limit is about 35 pounds. I think a 20 pound baby would be too small for this car seat based on my grandson being 36 pounds and it fits him good with room to grow
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I think that is an error. If you go to the product website, it has the same 100 lb. limit for both colors. http://www.bubblebum.co/us/booster-seat/
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I think it might depend on where you live. Here in Illinois they have to be 40lbs and 40inches to use a booster seat. Maybe its less in other states?
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I think this ones 5 pt harness only goes to 40 lbs - I have an Evenflo SureRide that the 5 point harness goes to I'm pretty sure 65 lbs. Might be more what you're looking for. Evenflo SureRide DLX Convertible Car Seat, Sugar Plum
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No booster is appropriate for any child under 40 lbs. The Bubblebum is a great option for squeezing between 2 other seats, etc, but if they don't fit in it and sit in it properly, it is not safe. I concur with all the other answers already posted...
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I don't think there are any boosters that strap into the car. At 28 pounds though the child should still be in a car seat. The safest thing is a 5 point harness for as long as possible. I just bought this booster for my child who is about to turn 6 and just hit 50 pounds so to heavy for her car seat. I suggest another car seat that goes up to 50 pounds and has a harness the child can't open not this seat.
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I just looked it doesn't say, my six year old sits in it fine and he is around 40lbs. The instructions and the warnings don't say anything about a weight limit. Hope that help you