What is the Height Limit for Rear Facing? I don't care about weight limits my baby is tall &amp; I want him rear facing until age .
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I'm not sure of exact inches. However, their website says the childs head must be one inch below the top of the seat. I've had my 4.5 year old rear facing in it. She is 3 and 1/2 feet. Hope that helps.
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It can be placed rear facing but you would have to check manufacturers minimum weight for using it for a baby
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Rear facing height limit is one inch below the red handle when headrest is fully extended ( no child will ever get this tall before they hit the 40lb rf weight limit because that's basically 52 inches). Forward facing is 52 inches. This seat has the highest rf limits among all other car seats.
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I got this seat for my son at 1 years old. He was 23 lbs and 32" your child is at min weight but he may not be ready to sit in this seat. In my opinion he's very young. Plus I think he still needs to face the back of the car. If you like this kind of seat I would get one with the recliner feature. So he sits a bit craddled. I would do a bit more research.
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A 1 year old, no matter how much they weigh, should still be rear facing, a 25lb child, no matter how old they are, should also still be rear facing, so, no, you should not use this for a 25lb 1 year old.
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Definitely not. Children should be rear-facing until at least 2 years old. It is against child passenger safety laws in some states to have a child under age 1 front facing due to greater likelihood of spinal cord injury in an accident. My son is almost 3 and is still comfortable rear facing.
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No. It will last until the child is 65lbs though. It can be forward or rear facing (which is helpful now that they recommend waiting longer to turn baby forward).
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I love this seat, but PLEASE DO NOT put a 1 yr old in it! In fact, no child under 3 should be in it due to it being a ff seat. They should be kept rear facing as long as possible. *EMT-B and Car seat safety specialist
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No, absolutely not. Children need to be rear facing until a minimum of age two. Check out these links about why rear facing until two is imperative for your baby's safety! http://csftl.org/why-rear-facing-the-science-junkies-guide/http://csftl.org/rear-facing-car-seat-myths-busted/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8gU9zzCGA8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sssIsceKd6U
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According to Clek's website the height limit for rear facing is 43 inches (110cm). The height limit for forward facing is 49 inches (124 cm).
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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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As long as you are using it for rear facing it should be fine. I started using it around 8-9 months because my daughter wanted to sit up straighter. I continued to use it Until I turned her around at 2 years.
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Up to 43 inches tall or 50 lbs rear facing. Up to 49 inches tall or 65 lbs facing forward. Depending on how fast the child is growing, some kids can stay rear facing until nearly 4 years old.
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I started forward facing when my baby reached 25 lbs (20 months). Her legs bent alot if she sits rear facing and started kicking the wall because she couldn't put her legs straight.
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Federal (CDC) guidelines recommend that babies remain in the rear-facing position until the age of two or until they reach the manufacturer's specified upper height/weight limit for a particular seat in the rear-facing position. BRITAX description of the Advocate G4 Convertible - The BRITAX ADVOCATE® convertible car seat accommodates children rear facing from 5 to 40 lbs (2,3 to18 kg) and forward facing from 20 to 65 lbs (91, up to 29,4 kg).
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http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/boulevard-70-g3 ...the only height they mention is seated shoulder height... my daughter is 33 inches tall/23 lb and is comfortable facing backward...we intent to switch to front facing when she is around 21 months....
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It is only a recommendation to keep your car seat rear facing for up to two years. It is not a law. My son is in the 95th percentile for height and weight and he's been forward facing in his car seat since he turned one. He will and does not fit rear facing. So, I am sure that your 16 month old can use this car seat forward facing.