car seat for a 2 year old
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My problem is that I have to have 2 seats in the back. The ones that I have shown sit back further and I am still ale to drive with my seat in the normal position. Im glad that works for your situation. I just need a bit more room. Not to mention with the width of the young sport and the seat belt recepticles I cant do 2 of them. Thanks for the pic. This may work for someone.
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Akerlie, I dont know how you got that in there... is the base hanging off the front of the seat a lot? (looks like it is in the picture).... does the seat fit tight...i.e. cant move the base side to side? I love my Young Sport, you are giving me hope...
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Thats right Mark, there is not enough space behind the driver seat with my 180cm's.
As I have not come as far down the road as you (only having 1 kid so far) i did not think of that.
Jonathan, the seat can not move sideways, with your hardback seats your kid will probably have mor leg space than mine you get the seat in by laying it on it's side (facing backwards) with the "head-section" first and turn it as you get it further inside the car (lacking the right words here), just try it and you will figure it out.
As I have not come as far down the road as you (only having 1 kid so far) i did not think of that.
Jonathan, the seat can not move sideways, with your hardback seats your kid will probably have mor leg space than mine you get the seat in by laying it on it's side (facing backwards) with the "head-section" first and turn it as you get it further inside the car (lacking the right words here), just try it and you will figure it out.
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This is the number one problem with car seats. Finding those that taper toward the back is key.
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Mine fit right in and sit against the seat back nicely. The base of the car seat fits on the existing back seat without any issues. I can put it in and snap a few pics tonight if you wish to see how snugly it fits.
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Thats right Mark, there is not enough space behind the driver seat with my 180cm's.
As I have not come as far down the road as you (only having 1 kid so far) i did not think of that.
Jonathan, the seat can not move sideways, with your hardback seats your kid will probably have mor leg space than mine you get the seat in by laying it on it's side (facing backwards) with the "head-section" first and turn it as you get it further inside the car (lacking the right words here), just try it and you will figure it out.
As I have not come as far down the road as you (only having 1 kid so far) i did not think of that.
Jonathan, the seat can not move sideways, with your hardback seats your kid will probably have mor leg space than mine you get the seat in by laying it on it's side (facing backwards) with the "head-section" first and turn it as you get it further inside the car (lacking the right words here), just try it and you will figure it out.
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I have a set of fisher price ones that I ordered that work good with a little bit of cutting on the bottom. Im not sure that a 2 y/o is big enough. I had my 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 in them without any issues but my 2 1/2 y/o is on the bigger size. I will try to find a link to the seats.
FisherPrice Safe Voyage Booster Seat -Model EF35B2A
With cup holder that fits (not sure why I would want to keep that option in the car... but it works for putting a small toy in there... )