Remember that the harness straps are supposed to be at or below the shoulders when a child is rear-facing and above the shoulders when forward-facing. The harness straps also need to be tightened sufficiently to the point where you wouldn’t be able to pinch the webbing between your fingers at the shoulder. You can read about these and other common car seat installation errors here.
Latch equipped that completed with easy-to-read level indicator provide hassle-free installation in the rear-facing mode. For the forward-facing mode, the belt pathway goes through graco booster seat the back of the seat. Installing in the forward-facing mode is quite easier, especially if you use a lap-only belt. But you can also do this with a lap/shoulder belt, too.
For both positions, the weight ranges are very generous, allowing extended rear-facing which many parents love. ve had it for about 2 years now we bought it when my 3 1/2 year old turned one and it? I loved that it was able to convert from rear facing to front facing with no trouble. The Graco 4ever car seat is an all in one car seat that grows with your child. This car seat gives you 10 years of use, from 4 – 120 lbs. While I do not have an infant, we are impressed with the soft, padded insert to keep baby positioned correctly.
To allow for additional leg room the pull out extender provides 5″ additional leg room and has 4 different positions. This Graco has a no-rethread harness assembly to change shoulder heights. It has 10 settings and the crotch strap has 2 for a more specialized fit. It is easy to graco jogging stroller operate with a lever squeeze and it moves smoothly up and down. The harness can be retained on each side so you don’t need to search for the harness under the baby. It’s a nice feature but like other similar designs, we think most parents will stop using it after a few months.
There are not enough good things that can be said about purchasing a car seat for your infant that can be used well beyond the infant stages, much like the Graco Extend2Fit. A car seat and car safety blog to promote best practices for families. I want you to know that I may earn a small commission if you buy your car seats, strollers, or whatever else you read about here through my links to Amazon. Keep in mind that the Extend2Fit is not the narrowest 50-pound car seat on the market, or even close to it.