The picture shows that you can see older/tall kids, but can you see smaller toddlers that still sit a bit low in their front facing booster/car seats?
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Yes. I have the mirror adjusted to see 2-3 year from knees up... And can still see out of back window clearly. It really is the best mirror out there for visibility.
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Yes you can. I have a short 20 month old and I have him forward facing in a chicco next fit. I can see him perfectly. I drive a kia sorrento. Definitely recommend this mirror.
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Our 4-year-old does fit comfortably. She is a bit small for her age, but not overly so. We do always put her in the front, though, because the back seats do not sit completely upright. Our five-year-old even fits in the front. Although, she doesn't have much leg room.
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Yes, but they might use their hands to help them hold onto the side because this one is a tad wider than the others. However the others I've had the baby seat comes unsnapped and won't stay attached, this one works great!
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booster seats are totally affected by the seat belt placement on the lap, this is why they say things about height. You can judge how your child sits in any booster as to if they fit or not once they reach the legal and safest age but my 8 year old still uses this seat as a booster with the seat belt.
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It pretty much is one since it can be rear and forward facing. It has more protection than a booster. The head protection can raise up and down to fit the height of your child. It will grow with your child. Many use them for their 5-6 year olds.
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Yes I believe she would be able to see. You can adjust the seat for smaller/ bigger children as they grow.
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If you mean car you put a car seat in it I would say no the bottom of the stroller is fabric and wouldn't keep the car seat stable and it would lean and tip most likely making the toddler uncomfortable. I didnt use mine until both of my boys could sit side by side with just the harness' the smaller one was about 9-10 months old
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hi melissa,my 5yr old and 2 yr old squeeze in nicely (cant say it perfect), so smaller kids should fit in just fine.bare in mind that contrary to a regular stroller, the back doesnt lean and is in fixed position, so if the kids fall asleep they need a head support.have fun with your new toy, its an amazing product, my morning round is bike based only since i purchased it (excluding freezing days).
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Hard to say... considering newborns (at least) can only see about 10"-14" away anyway. In theory a child who is "old enough" and can recognize her/himself in mirrors would be able to (I think?). The mirror is large enough that it is possible. I'm just not sure developmentally that a rear-facing child has the ability to really see in that way (with two mirrors and at that distance).
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It isn't as huge as the newer models, but it does take up one seat in the back. It would be bigger than the middle seat in most cars. I have it with a car seat on the other side and a booster cannot fit in between. I drive a Ford Flex.
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Technically, no because the stroller can tip over. That said, my three year old has been in the bottom seat while my two year old was out, and we didn't have any problems. She weighs about 28 pounds if that helps. And yes, the older/heavier child should be in the top, but my girls are close in age and weight and prefer their current seating arrangement. ;)
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Hi! There is still room for a toddler or child when the infant seats are still in place. I had twin babies when my son was almost two. This was the only stroller I could find at the time (6 years ago), that would work for us. It is a dream to push when empty, but it is VERY hard to push and turn with babies on board. I quit using it when the babies were 12 months old. I hated this stroller, but didn't have much choice....
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I don't think so. A smaller child would usd a traditional booster. Our child was above the 100 pound weight limit of traditional booster seats but still needed to be boosted a bit so the belt would not lay across their neck
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You're not supposed to move them to a booster seat until they have fully outgrown the forward facing carseat. It's not safe. I bought this for my 6 year old.
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I was wondering the same Mary, because my child is almost 14 months and already 25 lb and he is outgrowing his rear facing inflant carseat.
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Don't know, cause my baby is 1 yr old now....But I can predicted that the botton part of seat was high and big, so it's not so convenient for tall kids....may be you can choose some other seats with simple design....
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My kids are 16 mo apart, so my older child wasn't huge when the baby was in the infant seat, but they fit great. The back seat reclines enough to make it not feel too cramped. The compact size is awesome, so I definitely wouldn't change it, but as my infant got bigger, his feet would be right at my older child's face. It made it very hard for her not to play with his feet while he was napping in the infant seat :).