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Graco extend2fit 3-in-1!!! Or a Chicco nextfit. We currently have a nextfit zip, and that feature isnt worth it in my opinion. It was just as hard to remove the cover. If you want something that'll lst longer, go with the Graco. The chicco only goes up to 65lbs, but tje gracp one goes up to 100lbs.
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Graco extended2fit. I have the graco 4ever and we love it but most kids will still need a no back booster past age 10. Save your self some bucks and go with the extended2fit. Plus if you want to rear face as long as possible that's the best seat.
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Jo
Yes, and 4ever only rear faces to 40lbs and extended to 50lbs. I think the extended can be found on sale for around $150 so cost wise buying that and then a booster years and years later is cheaper.
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So I am guessing the only difference between extend2fit and 4-ever is the booster seat?
Forgive me for being nosy... Is this for a young baby? Or a toddler. If your are looking for a convertible car seat for an infant, I highly suggest looking into an infant car seat, so the bucket snaps in and can be taken out. I had originally thought to save some money and got a convertible car seat. I was also erroneously under the impression that my baby will outgrow the "infant" seat in a few months. It turns out that the infant seat is good for at least the first year. Convertible car seats are much better for toddlers.
VH
I never had a problem with my infant in her convertible seat. It was the best decision we made. It was never difficult or inconvenient. We'll do the same thing if we have a second child. Different strokes and all that
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It is for my 7-month old who is already outgrowing her infant carseat.
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