Does the toddler sit comfortably when the infant car seat is in place? I noticed on the regular ultralight it would seem like the toddler is hunched?
1107816
My 2.5 year old sits very comfortably with the car seat in place (she is petite though). She especially loves bring able to see (and poke...) the baby as they are facing each other. This has not been an issue at allfor us.
1107817
When the infant car seat is installed that seat is slightly reclined which prevent a toddler from fully sitting on the bench seat. That said, my 2yr old 36inches and 34 pounds can sit reasonably comfortably on the bench seat. He likes to alternate between standing and sitting so its fine for errands and short trips and walks. I would still highly recommend this stroller. For the price, the features are great, fairly lightweight, easy to maneover and works great as single when shopping.
1107818
The toddler seat isn't really usable with an infant carrier. They can only use the standing option. I would actually not buy this stroller because it is wobbly and can't function as a double stroller with the carrier.
2250081
We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling asleep super comfy for long car rides! We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling... » Read More We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling asleep super comfy for long car rides! « Show Less
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I have a 7month old and he is able to nap laying flat in the seat. I think it's pretty flat. I don't know how much leg support there is for older toddlers since mine is only 7month old!
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Yes the toddler rides in the front seat with everything in tact. The infant car seat kinda snaps onto the bars provided that usually hold the cup tray. Depending on the size of your infant carrier it might go over the toddler seat just a tad
1200134
The headrest adjusts up and down to fit the height of you child. The shoulder straps also move with it so there is no having to adjust and retread straps. And the tilt allows to to adjust it on the fly even when your child is in it. We love this seat. The only down fall to this seat is the amount of space it takes up. It is rather bulky and may not fit in a small/compact car rear facing. BUT WE STILL LOVE IT! Worth every penny. And easy to clean.
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The seat back is pretty upright, more so than a regular car seat. Mine will fall asleep anywhere though so she's comfortable enough to sleep.
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No, this seat is bulky and heavy. It is meant to stay in the car. You are thinking of an infant car seat (like the chicco keyfit 30). The infant seat is useful for the baby's first 6-12 months or so (because you can snap it in and out of the car and into a stroller). After the infant is around 6-12 months, you'll switch to a convertible car seat like this one. If you don't want to buy two separate seats, you can skip the infant seat (this convertible seat accommodates infants and toddlers--but you need to buy the version with "tiny fit"--it's a separate Amazon listing and cost about fifty dollars more) but you lose the option of toting the baby around in his seat. Good luck!
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i put my baby in at about 5 months. once she was sitting alright. it reclines so it really could be from whenever you feel. it has an attachment for carseats too so really, you can use it since birth.
825447
I think it depends on how old/big your toddler is? I have a 16 month old and she has no problem in the too seat. It's at a slight recline so she has lots of personal space. I have also had my friend's 3 year old sit in the seat with no issues.
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My daughter has this and also a very cushy Graco My ride 65. Since about 6 mo sh has been equally comfortable in both. We love this car seat for use in daddy's car and also for travel. No complaints about the cushiness from our toddler.
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Not at all! My toddler is almost 20 months old and weigths 25.5 pounds; and the seat supports him perfectly.
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I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city... » Read More I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. « Show Less
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No. The seat is in a fixed position for safety. When the seat is in the backward facing position it is just fine for an infant. When moved to a front facing position, the toddler sits in a safe vertical position.
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hello greetings, if the inclination refierere car always got in position 1 is the most comfortable to go out with the baby for a walk today my son is 2 years old and is really long as you do not use me sleep on the way then I place it in position number 4 I hope is the information you expected Greetings
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I ordered an infant insert for my 2 month old. The seat seems to recline more than enough- and with the infant insert/positioner it is great! I do fasten the buckles- but the insert keeps him from flopping around. I also asked my pedi about the manufacturers caution for babies- she said as long as you don't do anything extreme where the baby would fall out(common sense for any stroller) - you are good to go! My son loves it and so does my 4 year old! This is a great buy. I agonized over this decision for a while. The construction is great, hand brake is awesome, everyone loves it!!
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I love the car seat. You can recline back or sit it upright. It is pretty bulky and will probably have to push front seat up a little.
368996
A couple of things that I thought of:Is the seat in recline position 3?Have you removed the infant body pillow? (It's not needed if your child can sit without support.)If it helps, it looks like you can adjust the angle of the car seat in position 3, the manual talks about this on page 20.Good luck!