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Why can't you use it for your other kids? I don't get itVerdic wrote: ↑ Ok deal - goes on sale at this price semi-frequently; if you wait for a great deal and get it from a retailer where you can stack discounts/cashback etc, can probably get it closer to $250. I think Costco warranty/returns are not that useful for this product type.
I would also recommend just getting a 3-1 at most. Sounds good in theory to have 1 car seat "4ever" but think about it - this seat is advertised to support weights up to 120 lbs - some adults aren't even 120 lbs. You will be using a car seat for many years. This thing will be gross as your kids will drool, barf, spill crap, etc all over it. You are not going to want to use it "4ever" when a backless booster is like $20-$50. Also consider if you have multiple kids you can't reuse it since it'll be occupied for the first kid 4ever - more cost efficient, cleaner and maybe more comfortable just to buy a more specific model that caters to a certain age range perfectly rather than a jack-of-all-trades model like this.
Bed Bath & Beyond no longer accepts the 20% off coupon on the graco 4ever car seats.
In stock today at Costco Brampton & Costco Dixie/DundasQuickFingers wrote: ↑ 1582931
Rear-facing is much safer for them, keep your child that way for as long as you can. My child is ~25lbs and still rear-facing.
First question that comes to mind.. in all the years that one would own these, why would you let the drool, barf and crap just build up on it? It's very easy to throw the covers in the wash and they clean very well, no stains to be noticedVerdic wrote: ↑ Ok deal - goes on sale at this price semi-frequently; if you wait for a great deal and get it from a retailer where you can stack discounts/cashback etc, can probably get it closer to $250. I think Costco warranty/returns are not that useful for this product type.
I would also recommend just getting a 3-1 at most. Sounds good in theory to have 1 car seat "4ever" but think about it - this seat is advertised to support weights up to 120 lbs - some adults aren't even 120 lbs. You will be using a car seat for many years. This thing will be gross as your kids will drool, barf, spill crap, etc all over it. You are not going to want to use it "4ever" when a backless booster is like $20-$50. Also consider if you have multiple kids you can't reuse it since it'll be occupied for the first kid 4ever - more cost efficient, cleaner and maybe more comfortable just to buy a more specific model that caters to a certain age range perfectly rather than a jack-of-all-trades model like this.
Yeah that's why I changed also so wife can sit up front, I'll try changing back lolkaruhime wrote: ↑ I believe it was 279.99 recently from bed bath and beyond, with additional $100 store credit with purchase over $300. 299 seems like a fairly normal price.
I also agree rear facing is much safer, however I turned my kids forward facing as soon as I could... They seem to really dislike back facing and their crying/screaming can distract me from driving.
Our son is 35lb and 3 years old and will be rear facing for quite a while yet. It's considerably safer, and if you have the vehicle room to extend the leg extension panel with this seat there is a lot of leg room for the kid.
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