[Bed Bath And Beyond] Graco 4Ever 4-in-1 Convertible Car Seat $299.99 (+ other retailers)

thanks for posting... looks like all of the links are broken

Links are working fine for me now. I bought this during the last sale a few months ago (same price). Works well and no complaints/issues.

Does the 20% coupon work on this?

Anyone know if this works for the uppababy vista stroller? Tried googling no clear answer. I'm a new parent so I'm a bit confused.

t3chnon3 wrote: ↑ Anyone know if this works for the uppababy vista stroller? Tried googling no clear answer. I'm a new parent so I'm a bit confused.

This is a car seat. Has nothing to do with the strollers. Once your kid outgrows the Uppababy car seat, you will need to use a car seat such as this. You start by back facing, and then front facing.

Thanks for sharing OP. I can also vouch its a good seat at a good price. Only need this seat after the infant stage for the next 10 years up to 120lbs.

Although you could use this as an infant bucket seat if you so chose to, but I would never lock myself into that situation for the first year. At 299.99, 10 years is bang for buck.

t3chnon3 wrote: ↑ Anyone know if this works for the uppababy vista stroller? Tried googling no clear answer. I'm a new parent so I'm a bit confused.

the vista stroller comes with a seat but you'd need to buy something like the uppababy mesa that would be director compatible or you can get a carseat that has connectors (that you'll need to buy) to make it work.

This item is a standalone carseat. It can fit children really young, but not to infant size. The disadvantage to these, is the lack of a click-and-go system that you'd get from something with a Mesa carseat. It's amazing for a sleeping baby to just click them in and out and it doesn't disrupt them and also you can dress them and strap them in before taking them into the car.

DM if you have any questions. I'm a new parent with a child who's now almost 1!

t3chnon3 wrote: ↑Anyone know if this works for the uppababy vista stroller? Tried googling no clear answer. I'm a new parent so I'm a bit confused.

Traian2003 wrote: ↑
This is a car seat. Has nothing to do with the strollers. Once your kid outgrows the Uppababy car seat, you will need to use a car seat such as this. You start by back facing, and then front facing.

As Traian and Vinny explained this is a second stage car seat...after your baby outgrows the first seat you lose the ability to go on and off the stroller.

vinnie1990 wrote: ↑ the vista stroller comes with a seat but you'd need to buy something like the uppababy mesa that would be director compatible or you can get a carseat that has connectors (that you'll need to buy) to make it work.

This item is a standalone carseat. It can fit children really young, but not to infant size. The disadvantage to these, is the lack of a click-and-go system that you'd get from something with a Mesa carseat. It's amazing for a sleeping baby to just click them in and out and it doesn't disrupt them and also you can dress them and strap them in before taking them into the car.

DM if you have any questions. I'm a new parent with a child who's now almost 1!

I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

I have this car seat, and my daugther is coming on 1 year and I'm about to install it in the car and it will be there till she's outweighs it, which will be a 1 and done. I don't regret getting a click and go system when they were young as I found it was super helpful, particularly in the winter months and they overall sit better in it for walks and stuff. She only didn't use it for walks around 7 or 8months old.

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

Yes this will absolutely work for an infant... newborns. It comes with a special insert.

I have this car seat as well as the Britax Allegiance and I wish we had gotten two of the Britax. Everything about it is better to me, from the fabric to the strapping system. Just our take but we much prefer the Allegiance to this after having both simultaneously.

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

I don't recommend that, esp in winters. I would go with a travel system which is esp made for infants, no 3 in 1s or 4 in 1s. The convenience of covering a infants car seat completely before taking out the whole car seat to put on a stroller is priceless, esp in -20C or lower. That way you dont expose your baby to extreme cold, and dont have to take him/her out of a car seat, in to another. Plus the travel system include strollers which you can keep using, as your kid get older, without a car seat. The strollers are heavier though.

3 in 1s and 4 in 1s would never support a click and go travel system. They can be bought for as low as 100 on sale.

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

Firstly congratulations on about-to-be parent!

I thought about transferring the baby back and forth as well, until my sister in law suggested that I should leave a sleeping baby, sleeping. So, if they're asleep in the car seat, the transfer might wake them up. Both my kids sleep great in the car, so I always leave them sleeping in the seat/stroller when i get them out of the car. If you get something like a graco click-connect travel system, it works really well for transfer without taking them out of the seat.

Just a suggestion

neatooo wrote: ↑ I don't recommend that, esp in winters. I would go with a travel system which is esp made for infants, no 3 in 1s or 4 in 1s. The convenience of covering a infants car seat completely before taking out the whole car seat to put on a stroller is priceless, esp in -20C or lower. That way you dont expose your baby to extreme cold, and dont have to take him/her out of a car seat, in to another. Plus the travel system include strollers which you can keep using, as your kid get older, without a car seat. The strollers are heavier though.

3 in 1s and 4 in 1s would never support a click and go travel system. They can be both for as low as 100 on sale.

I think this is a "to each their own" situation. infants outgrow those systems at around the 1 year mark then they would end up buying a car seat such as this anyway.

Depending on how often that user drives their car and plans on bringing their child with them it might not be worth spending money on a travel system for something that they could just put up with for a year and then forget about it.

cb2200 wrote: ↑ I think this is a "to each their own" situation. infants outgrow those systems at around the 1 year mark then they would end up buying a car seat such as this anyway.

Depending on how often that user drives their car and plans on bringing their child with them it might not be worth spending money on a travel system for something that they could just put up with for a year and then forget about it.

That's a possibility, but I would rather spend a few hundred more for the convenience a travel system offers, where the number of times we have to take out the baby from a car seat is literally cut in half, translating to higher safety for the baby. Infant car seats with the baby inside, can easily be carried inside a home on a stroller, that's part of a travel system, or just carry it with our hands. It can be better sealed with infant car seat covers to protect the baby from harsh weather, moving from the house to the car, car to doctor/store and back, and then back home. The travel system with the infant car seat and stroller is just so much more convenient, and I feel safer for the baby too.

I think during the first year alone, there are at least 8 visits to the doctor for checkups and vaccines, and this is standard. There could be so many more for minor things, which parents think is major, as it is difficult to diagnose, and it's just natural to be alarmed. Rash, crusty eyes, eye infection, flu, cold, stomach flu, the list is endless. Plus, I find that the travel systems with infant car seat on strollers, provide easier access to the baby, as it seats higher, same as a crib, which we lower when the baby can sit on their own.

This is great for the second car or for a 1 year old child.
I agree with the others that the system that clip from the stroller to a base in the car is a must for the first year.

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

Congrats! Apologies for forgetting my manners trying to express my opinion about something I feel very strongly about :-)

imtapan wrote: ↑ Does the 20% coupon work on this?

BBB coupon did not work

jillaryit wrote: ↑ I'm a soon to be parent. Can this car seat not accommodate infants less than 1? I was thinking of just getting this car seat and be done with it. :P Then just transfer the baby from car seat to stroller and back when he needs to be in the car.

If your birthing at the hospital you can only leave with the baby in a car seat.