Could someone post a picture of it folded up? Is there any way to put the infant seat in the rear seat or is it clipping to the tray in front?
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Well... TECHNICALLY, you shouldn't put the infant seat in the back. I have a Chicco KeyFit30 though, and my husband forgot to bring the infant adapter to the zoo recently. It actually fit quite nicely (sideways) in the rear while my toddler rode up front. I wouldn't recommend that as a regular configuration though, as there is no safety strap like there is in front.
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I would never, NEVER put the carseat in the back of this carriage... it's just not worth it. It's not the way the carriage was made or intended for use. Accidents happen...what if you were to tip the carriage up to go up a curb and the carseat fell out?!? I saw someone's review with a picture of the carseat in the back like you are describing and I thought to myself...CRAZY! Use the thing the way it was intended. Better to be safe than sorry. If you think your older child will get bored (?) give them a book to look at or play a little game with them like I Spy or soimething. Your sister doesn't even have this model carriage...don't do it. Follow the directions; it's better than a trip to the emergency room. And if you were to use it incorrectly and something went wrong; you'd look like such an incompetant when you explained how your child/children got hurt. I'm big for following directions and using things properly. Good luck!
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I haven't used this carrier for a few years (my daughter is now almost 3), but as I recall, you can unclip on the side and put the baby in facing the front. I remember this carrier being very user friendly.Hope this helps!
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It's a two step fold - there's a beige button about mid-way down the handle on the left that you have to push and then you squeeze the larger black button on the top middle part of the handle. You push the handle towards the ground like you're going to touch your toes. I'm not sure about the car seat though. I'd imagine there's probably an adapter you'd need because there's nothing on the stroller itself that the car seat would clip to. I know the cup holder is a separate option too.
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It does fold up easy but it takes a lot of space, but if you are not in a hurry you can take the wheels off and save space. It is very comfortable for the baby because of the size we traveled to Spain with a 4 year old. Only problem there was the cars are too small .
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No, it doesn't fold up. I hang it on the stroller handles and that works for us. HTH!
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The stroller folds itself nicely when it´s put away in the car, so the box is a right fit to it, if you have a truck it´ll be no problem or SUV, but if you not, just unpacked it and leave it folded in the trunk of the car. Lots of luck.
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Seats pop out very easily. I always fold mine with the seats in, both facing front (that's how we usually use the stroller these days) and as long as both seats are up and the belly bars don't get stuck when I fold it because I'm not paying attention, it is fine.
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To fold, you push a button on the side, squeeze the handle, and push forward. It collapses forward (handle to wheels). It's a two handed thing. You have to buy an adapter for the car seat, but I'm pretty sure you can fit it.
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It doesn't fold flat, the bottom leg piece rotates around so that it becomes kind of like one piece. If you remove the tray it's pretty small, I fit it into my compact car's trunk. Don't buy this high chair for it's ability to fold up or be compact, buy it for the ease of cleaning. I just washed off purple cake frosting from the cover that wouldn't come off the baby in the bath!
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I cannot find any other pics I need a side view and a pic of how it folds up n reclines
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It's just a convertible car seat forward or rear face. Not a infant car seat. It only fits in a car, not a stroller.
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Let me try to remember, there should be a red tab on the side of the stroller (where the handle meets the frame), pull it upward. The stroller folds straight down. If it doesn't work just comment back and I'll go look at my stroller.
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The chair is still at least 8 to 10 in folded. It would possibly get thinner by removing the tray, but it is not that east to take the tray off and on everytime I use the chair. I don't love they chair, it was a great price, but I ended up getting a 2nd more expensive chair because this chair doesn't offer and support and my baby is always sliding down
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The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps! The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a... » Read More The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Nope. You just have to move the snack tray to the back, fold it down, then sit the seat there. The baby's feet will be under the handles. There's a strap that holds it in place. I just went to look at it at another store to make sure before I bought it. I'm not sure if you can use the seat in the front seat.
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You don't. If I remember correctly (I got this for my father a few months ago) it folds up along with the seat. One extra note...he uses it to walk in the yard and down an unpaved dirt/gravel road and is very happy with how well it rolls (he's 91).