Baby car seat recommendation please
#1
![Default](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
I am a new grandma that drives a Cayenne. I bought a Nuna Rava which installed easily in the rear passenger seat. Rear facing. However, it’s very hard to get baby in and out. And as she grows will become tougher. Wondering if anyone has a suggestion of a 360 swivel seat that fits well. I was not able to properly secure the Evenflo 360 and had to return. A good recommendation would be so appreciated! Thank you!
The following users liked this post:
Spyderwheels (08-30-2023)
The following users liked this post:
Spyderwheels (09-01-2023)
#4
#5
![Default](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
We have a Doona which has a base that straps in to the car and a removable seat that converts in to a light travel stroller. It makes moving the baby around very easy, because you do not need to take the baby out if it is sleeping.
The negative is that kids outgrow the Doona once they hit about 35lbs
The negative is that kids outgrow the Doona once they hit about 35lbs
The following users liked this post:
OncPorsche (09-06-2023)
#6
![Default](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
I have the Nuna Rava, I consider it one of the very best car seats.
There's a spot to slide the metal parts into on each side of the car seat. When you unbuckle your grandchild, I suggest you slot the metal buckle on each side and leave the center buckle laying forward. The strap to tighten the harness in the middle should be fully loose.
Then when you need to strap them in later, you plop them in, click it all in and on pull on the tightening strap and you're all set. Otherwise, they'll be sitting on the straps, they'll be all tight which makes them hard to reach and click etc.
My son is 3 and he can strap himself in all the way. Obviously I still check his work, but he can do it. Most of the time I just strap him in myself because we're in a rush.
There's a spot to slide the metal parts into on each side of the car seat. When you unbuckle your grandchild, I suggest you slot the metal buckle on each side and leave the center buckle laying forward. The strap to tighten the harness in the middle should be fully loose.
Then when you need to strap them in later, you plop them in, click it all in and on pull on the tightening strap and you're all set. Otherwise, they'll be sitting on the straps, they'll be all tight which makes them hard to reach and click etc.
My son is 3 and he can strap himself in all the way. Obviously I still check his work, but he can do it. Most of the time I just strap him in myself because we're in a rush.