Has anyone used the rear seat for an infant? I see the weight limit is "up to 40lbs", but nothing about a minimum weight/age.
447314
Was looking at a visor on the manufacturers website and they do show an infant as it appears in the back sit by the parent that is.
447315
Yes I used it for an infant it has a 5 point harness. And you are looking right at the baby while strolling. I highly recommend this.
1236943
minimum weight is 22lbs-not sure what the height is but I would only use this seat for a toddler who can sit up and support themselves well on their own. While I love this seat for my three year old, I would not put my fifteen month old in it just yet, even though he meets the requirements for a normal front facing seat. This seat just does not offer the support that the larger front facers do but it is a Godsend for older children who need more leg room in a smaller car or truck.
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Weight limit is 40 lbs. Which means I could carry my four year old if I wanted to - but I would not - I am still carrying my one year old in it and have a new baby coming anytime who will be carried in it. Sorry I do not have a secure answer on the age limit. I think that it really would depend on your child and how long you both feel comfortable wearing and being worn in it.
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I think it depends on the size of your infant seat and how big your older child is. I know one of my friends couldn't use hers with the infant seat because her car seat was large and her older child was too big to sit comfortably in the back with the front seat reclined, but I've also heard of people not having any issues with that arrangement. I don't have any personal experience with it as I started using it when my younger was 1 yr and older was 3.5 yrs.
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I'm not sure about the MINIMUM age/weight, my daughter was 4 when I got it. They do have a maximum weight/age recommendation, and it is: 80Lbs/up to 10 years. However, you can always check-out their website: http://rideweehoo.com/ (you can even call them at 866-297-6049) Also, if you contact them, via their website, they are very helpful with answering any questions.
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I am using it for my newborn...now almost 3 mo. I originally used it in the convert able car seat, since we did not have an infant seat. He is nearly 16 lbs now, and it us getting a but snug. Also, I was thinking of altering my original post to add that the top and bottom should be able to be adjustable , since you can take them apart with Velcro. However, if you do try to separate the top from the bottom and extend the length, the harsh part of the Velcro goes against the baby's back.
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I browsed their book, didn't find minimum only maximum(40 inches/50lbs). We switched to the toddler seat as soon as our boy could seat well without support( 7 month old) he was 26 inches tall then, he's almost 9 now and it looks like he can grow and grow and the stroller won't ever get small. I don't find the toddler seat very comfy btw, and I doubt my baby enjoys it (((( We chose this one only coz it comes with a bassinet.
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Its not too deep. Switching from an infant seat to this was a shock! But its not bad. My daughter is TALL at 11 months old, but she can still ride facing backwards because of how her butt is situated in the seat. I agree with Hollie below, I immediately had to remove all the extra pillows and padding so my daughter could sit properly and safely. Love this seat though!
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I'm not sure that this seat can rear face....does anyone know? I started using it when my son was almost 3 and maybe about 27 lbs.
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I probably would not recommend this seat for an infant even though is comes with an infant insert. We started out with the Chicco KeyFit 30 and loved it. He was in it until he weighed 30 lbs and it was very easy to get him in and out and with the base, made it particularly easy to take the entire seat out if he was sleeping without waking him. The Britax Advocate 70-G3 seems to be working out very well for him at this stage. We have it rear facing at this point but may have to turn it forward facing soon if he grows much taller as his legs seem a little cramped in the rear facing position.
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I honestly was told by my daughter's pediatrician that a child over 40lbs can begin to sit on a booster seat. Hope this helped.
453120
the seats have different weight limits, back is less than front. Think the front is 35 lbs back is around 25. look on the phill and teds web site and they have all the specs. My 40 lb 4 year old rides fine in front and 25 lb 2 year old fine in back
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My son is 6 and weighs 40lbs and is already filling this seat. It won't be long till we will have to get a bigger one. They also have round ones that might work for his age/size. Hope this helps:)
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It really depends on the childs height. We started using it when our granddaughter was 3 years old and she was much more comfortable riding. Her legs were not pushing into the back of the front seat and she could move around a little more easily. For us her weight had increased, as it should, and it was much easier for her to climb into the carseat on her own and we can then buckle her in. She is now 4+ and can almost buckle herself in. It has been a great seat for us and her.
1985130
I got this for my son when he was 9 months old . .this is for baby's who can keep their head up and haven't learned to walk yet... it says maximum 25 lbs but once they're 25 lbs you can take the seat out
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IMO-Not enough support for an infant less than 6 mos...it does have a harness, but seat/back support is minimal. Maybe with a couple of towles, or a cushion you could make it work. I use for a 70 dog...it is very easy to pull with large wheels and it is easily stored, collapsible, etc. Hope this helps.
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Not sure what the "limit" but my 4yr old was 39lbs when we got him the seat. He's a skinny tall kid